Alumni

On the small, leafy campus of Georgian Court University, changing a graduate business course to reflect the current excitement around “big data’’ was not an easy feat.

But Janice Warner, who moved into the dean’s office at the university’s business schoo last yearl, has always loved a challenge.

From Rutgers University, Newark's Office of Communications:

Rutgers University, Newark, is on track to graduate its largest-ever class.  Rutgers-Newark -- which traces its roots to 1908, when the New Jersey Law School, now the Rutgers Law School-Newark, opened its doors – expects to award  nearly 3,300 degrees during a total of seven ceremonies in May. Rutgers-Newark also expects to confer a record number of doctoral degrees, 108, through the Graduate School-Newark.

Gloria Wahl never set out to be a trail blazer.     

But when she was working on her MBA at Rutgers Business School in the early 1970s, she was part of a generation of females who were striving for more – in terms of their education, their careers and their salaries. They were ambitious, determined and tenacious.

In Kevin Kelleher’s business, label companies take gambles on talent, betting millions of dollars on someone they hope will become a superstar.

A good bet is memorable: Like Celine Dion, who was discovered as a teen-ager in Canada and became one of the biggest pop stars of the 1990s. Mariah Carey is another, and Adele is one of the latest.

Jeffrey Klepacki likes to say he earned his MBA on the river. 

What he means, really, is that a lot of the experience he draws on as an executive – determination, discipline, resiliency – he gained from his participation on the Rutgers varsity crew team and the experience of regular training, team work and intense competition.

As recovery from Hurricane Sandy progresses and our lives return to normal, the lives of many alumni, family, and friends will never return to normal.  Your RBS Family continues to provide Support for students affected by Hurricane Sandy as well as support for the Rutgers Rallies for the Shore online food drive, along with countless unsung, individual actions helping others.  My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone impacted by

New Brunswick – Growing up during the Great Depression and World War II eras, Robert Campbell understood from a very early age the importance of personal sacrifice and helping others who cannot help themselves.

These values remained with him as he rose through the ranks at the Johnson & Johnson Corporation and influenced him to assume countless leadership roles to benefit charitable causes.

Rutgers to host Financial Institutions Conference on “Risk Management in a Fast Changing Regulatory Environment” on November 9^th, days after election results are known

Renowned experts in risk management and financial regulation are gathering at Rutgers Business School on November 9^th to debate the implications for the financial institutions industry days after the election results are known.