Are you sticking around the city for spring break? Or do you have a mid-week day off? There’s no shortage of things to do in New York to continue your business education outside of the classroom. Here are some suggestions for …
Each installment of “Talking with…” helps you get to know a different Gabelli School faculty member, administrator, or staff member. This week, learn more about Natalia Reisel, assistant professor of finance and business economics.
By Patrick Verel Note: This story was originally published in the Fordham Newsroom and was re-published here on GabelliConnect. Ran Niu, MSGF ’16, is among a select group of students awarded a new scholarship geared toward training future leaders to strengthen links …
“What do you think of the people who work in the finance industry?”. When James McCann, lecturer at the Gabelli School of Business, posed this question to his freshman Ground Floor class, the majority responded with words like “greed” and “advantage.”
What’s your story, and why do you need to know it?
Congratulations to the graduate Fordham Chinese Business Society (FCBS) for taking home second place at the fall 2016 NABA NY Case Study Competition on Saturday, October 22.
One of the most important experiences of Graham Stevenson’s formative years was his association with Destination Imagination
For four weeks this summer, 30 college-age women learned from some of the finest academic and professional minds in finance. A Gabelli School student was among them. Rachel Clivaz, BS ’18, was selected for the inaugural class of Girls Who Invest, a …
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If you are a rising junior seeking an in-depth knowledge of the financial markets, the Finance Scholars program may be perfect for you. Finance Scholars is an intensive 10-week program for students exploring careers in finance. Students must have at least …
How does a man who wanted to be a doctor end up running a peer-to-peer lending service? For Ron Suber – president of Prosper Marketplace, a company that pairs everyman lenders with everyman borrowers – it’s a tale of changing …
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