How do MBA students spend their time outside of class? If you ask Joe Colandrea, MBA ’18, he’ll say you can find him using his marketing skills to help out at his family’s restaurant with everything from social media to partnerships. View the video to hear more from Colandrea about…
by Joe Rapolla (FCRH ’13) When Kenneth “Kenny” Pordon (FCRH ’07) was an undergraduate at Fordham, he was sure of one thing: He wanted to work in sports. Mr. Pordon was right on the money, but he’s found himself in places in the industry that he hadn’t expected. “Originally, I…
by Joe Rapolla (FCRH ’13) Six established men in the sports industry shared their biographies and insights during this month’s Business of Sports Today conference. What they said was extremely useful to the students in the audience, many of whom aspire to careers in sports business. Three speakers made it…
by Joe Rapolla (FCRH ’13) It’s been a basketball-fueled couple of months for the Business of Sports Society. The NBA was a major player in the club’s semester from early on. Brian McIntyre came to campus in February to talk about league communications. Then it was Fordham’s turn to pay…
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By Tanisia Morris Note: This story was originally published in the Fordham Newsroom and was re-published here on GabelliConnect. (L-R) Joe Gorman ’18, and Yongbo “Becca” Hu ’18. Photo by Tanisia Morris As Joe Gorman and Yongbo “Becca” Hu prepared to graduate from the Gabelli School of Business, they hoped that…
From left, Daniel Sixsmith and NFL placekicker Patrick Murray at the Fordham Sports Business Symposium held on March 26. By Joe Vitale, GabelliConnect freelance writer The Fordham Business of Sports Society kicked off its annual symposium last week with a group of speakers and panelists who addressed topics ranging from…
From left, Ground Floor students Joe Erbe, Nikolas Karsos, Kiki Eleftheriadis and Haley Hauge have teamed up to create a business for their final project. You have a pretty good idea for a business. You’ve raised $25,000 from friends and family, and you believe you can make a go of…