In his convocation speech to hundreds of RBS graduate students, Investors Bank CEO Kevin Cummings, who received his Rutgers MBA in 1977, told the crowd: "Build something. Bring a sense of purpose to your profession. Create a legacy.” More ›

Lerner Center's annual symposium addresses bio-pharmaceutical industry's key challenges and trends
The healthcare symposium, which the Lerner Center has hosted for nearly a decade, attracted more than 100 people on April 30, including MBA students, Rutgers Business School administrators and employees from drug giants, Celgene, Merck, Johnson & Johnson as well as Ohm Laboratories, the generic drug maker. Mahmud Hassan, a finance professor and director of the Lerner Center, said the symposium is intended to be a setting for “a meaningful dialogue among the bio-pharmaceutical leaders, policy makers and the researchers on issues relevant to the growth of the bio-pharmaceutical industry.” More ›
Team of Rutgers Executive MBA students and alumni win MBA Sailing Cup in Singapore
A team of Rutgers International Executive MBA students and alumni won the inaugural MBA Sailing Cup in Asia outracing seven other business school teams in an April 13-14 weekend race in Singapore’s Marina Bay. Sailing amidst Singapore’s towering skyscrapers, Rutgers Business School Asia Pacific’s banner passed the finish line first in four out of the ten races to win the championship. More ›

Janice Warner, who earned her MBA and doctorate from Rutgers Business School, began her career as an electrical engineer in the telecommunications and is currently serving as dean of the business school at Georgian Court University in Lakewood. At Rutgers, Warner studied management with a focus on information technology. It was during her time at RBS that she decided to go into academia. “I always loved education and academic environments,” she said. More ›



