“This morning, your CEO was accused of insider trading but claims innocence. You will meet with a CNN reporter to do damage control in five minutes. What will you say?“ This was just one of the questions asked of Gabelli …

Last semester, Miguel Alzola, associate professor of law and ethics, visited the United States Military Academy to share his thoughts on the moral standing to blame in leadership roles. Read on for a summary of Alzola’s lecture, called “Hypocrisy, Moral …

Note: This story was originally published in the Fordham Newsroom and was re-published here on GabelliConnect. Despite 20 years of successful service with the U.S. Marine Corps, Coleen Harper approached retirement with trepidation. “My fears of becoming homeless were ignited …

By Chris Gosier Note: This story was originally published in Fordham Magazine and was re-published here on GabelliConnect. Asked how technology can guard against shadowy online threats posed by hackers, a cybersecurity expert focused instead on the human factor—and common-sense …

Looking to dig deep into the topic of diversity and learn more about what it means in today’s business world? Come to the Diversity Leadership in a Global Society Conference at the Rose Hill campus. Open to all undergraduate and graduate …

By Casey Shenloogian Photos by Nurrani Alli Note: This story was originally published in the Fordham Newsroom and was re-published here on GabelliConnect. In 1522, St. Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus, embarked on a journey from Spain’s Basque …

Women in the workplace suffer from a “second-generation gender bias” where company cultures hold back women from leadership roles, said Gabelli School of Business Dean Donna Rapaccioli in an article written for the Graduate Management Admission Council. “In the United …

The secret of William Toppeta’s success is his competitive edge. Toppeta, FCRH ’70, a former president of MetLife International, spoke recently with a group of Fordham MBA students enrolled in a leadership course. He told them he is motivated by achievement, not money—he …

Hungry for good conversation? These three upcoming events may be just what you want on your plate. Between April 8 and April 13, three accomplished people are coming to speak with Gabelli School undergraduates. Each event includes a complimentary meal, because connecting …

By Gabriella Stevens, FCRH ’17 For Francis Pierrel, CEO and president of Lacoste North America, leading a successful company is about “evolution.” Having multiple plans, choosing the best plan for the given situation and explaining the “why” of the plan …