With a climate of uncertainty surrounding the stock market, many people are looking for advice from the experts. Most have to be content with reading articles from or about them. Four members of the Gabelli School’s Smart Woman Securities (SWS) chapter got …
For women preparing to enter the business world, the path to career success can sometimes seem less than clear. That’s where industry leaders at this year’s Women in Leadership Conference, sponsored by Smart Woman Securities, stepped in. Among the speakers were Ashley …
What’s “googliness”? Go ahead and google it. Or get the answer straight from the source. “Googliness is that ‘above-and-beyond’ characteristic,” attributable to “the type of person who walks by a piece of trash on the ground, stops, picks it up, and throws it …
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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Cathy Engelbert, who rose up through the ranks at Deloitte USA to become the first woman CEO of a Big Four accounting firm, never aspired to the job she has. Instead, she simply sought to be a leader, she told a …
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To hear from some of the most influential women in finance, be at Fordham’s Rose Hill campus on Friday. Cathy Engelbert, CEO of Deloitte USA, and a panel of female professionals from GAMCO Inc., are featured in this year’s Women in Leadership Conference, organized …
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Elizabeth Fonger, FCRH ’17, Lauren Kelly, GSB ’18, and Lorem Basile, GSB ’18, faced a last-minute dilemma. Should the three women from Fordham University’s Smart Woman Securities organization wear headbands from the apparel company whose stock they would be pitching …
When MaryAnne Gilmartin graduated from Fordham University in the mid-1980s, a career in real estate development was not on her radar screen. In an era of carefully managed résumé-building and 10-year plans for careers, that may sound odd. But for …
By Ann Fonseca Not all students can say they spent their spring break with the Oracle of Omaha. Four Fordham University students, members of the Gabelli School’s Smart Woman Securities chapter, embarked on a three-day trip to Nebraska to meet …
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An impressive roster of successful businesswomen will headline the April 10 Fordham University Smart Woman Securities Women in Leadership Conference. The daylong conference, to be held in the O’Hare Special Collections area of Walsh Library on the Rose Hill campus, features …
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