> Adjunct Access:
The Crucible Experience
> Alumni Achievements:
Business to Business across the World
> Student News: Mentor Program Begins!
> Alumni Benefits: Career Transition Services
School Update
Entrepreneurship is always a hot-ticket item in business, and many MBA students are eager to learn more about how they can start their own business in today’s market. Now, thanks to the generous support of Bert Twaalfhoven, a College of Business Administration alumnus and resident of Holland, we can provide answers with the Bert Twaalfhoven Center for Entrepreneurship. Twaalfhoven has founded 51 high-tech companies in 11 countries. He is truly a global entrepreneur, and with his help the Graduate School of Business Administration at Fordham University will be able to enhance our entrepreneurship offerings.
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Adjunct Access:
The Crucible Experience
Sander Flaum, Management
Adjunct Professor Sander Flaum’s enviable career began with the New York State Democratic committee as Bobby Kennedy’s ethnic issues speechwriter. For many of us, a position like that would be the high point of a career. For Flaum, it was just the first of many highs – and a few lows.
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Alumni Achievements:
Business to Business across the World
Stephen Kulovits, Class of '98
In the early 1990’s, Stephen Kulovits was a successful manager in the transportation industry; however, he was also a man with a fascination with healthcare. Today – after receiving his MBA from Fordham in 1998 – Steve is the Director of Customer Service for CMO, The Care Management Company of the Montefiore Medical Center, the only New York City hospital listed in Leapfrog's prestigious 2007 Top Hospitals list.
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Student News: Mentor Program Begins!
Career success depends on many things: intelligence, confidence, professional experience, a respected degree, but perhaps most important, a strong network. With this thought in mind, a number of our student clubs are launching mentoring programs. The immediate objective of each mentor/mentee relationship is to enhance a student’s career planning and aid in the student's professional development. The long-term goal is to build a worldwide network of alumni who are recognized in the business community as natural mentors – to their employees, co-workers and fellow alumni of Fordham.
Mentor responsibilities are minimal: make a one-year commitment, complete a short form (so that each mentor is paired with the appropriate student), meet in person with the student twice a year, and speak to the student on the phone once a month. Please contact Stephanie Cziczo at cziczo@fordham.edu for more information.
FordhamCircle
Ever wonder what your freshman year roommate is doing now? Have you lost touch with an old classmate and been trying to catch up? Maybe you just graduated and are trying to use your Fordham connections to land your first job? FordhamCircle is a secure online networking community to help you connect, reconnect and stay connected with your fellow alumni through the people you already know.
Sign up today at http://portal.fordham.edu/cp/home/loginf. To join the GBA circle, go to the “Groups” tab, click on “Organizations”, and then click on “Graduate School of Business Administration”.
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