Welcome to Fordham University Gabelli School of Business’ Sustainability Community! Here you’ll find blogs, events, and other resources specific to sustainability to help you embrace your career and academic journey and to explore the Career Development Center (CDC) career resources in one central space.
What is sustainability? In its current context, it refers to a range of environmental and social issues that involve the preservation of natural resources. This can apply to industries and practices as diverse as mining, fashion, agriculture, climate change, conservation, and recycling.
Fordham has embraced sustainability and social innovation in a number of ways including its Green Campus Initiatives, Social Innovation Collaboratory, and its designation as an AshokaU Changemaker Campus.
In addition, the Gabelli School of Business partners with various institutions such as the United Nations, Sustainability Accounting Standards Board, and the Norwegian School of Economics, to promote socially beneficial business. It also integrates sustainability in its MS in Management program and offers a secondary concentration in Global Sustainability to its MBA students.
As a top Fortune 500 company and the #1 beauty company in the world, L’Oréal has established itself as an industry giant. In their 100+ years of existence, L’Oréal has pioneered sustainability initiatives, shifted boundaries, and paved the way for …
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In today’s intense hiring world, many employers deploy pre-screening steps before inviting candidates for longer interviews. When a candidate’s cover letter and resume are appealing to the recruiter, they are usually asked to participate in a preliminary interview or phone …
Phone interviews are a common job screening tactic. Many candidates have to undergo a phone interview before they’re invited to a virtual or in-person second-round interview.
There are many things to keep in mind if you’re invited for a phone …
