Business

Congratulations, Dr. Hampton!

Chris Gonzalez — Fri, 12 Feb 2016 14:44:37 +0000

Dr. Hampton, professor of graduate business, was recently designated a “Risk Insider” by Risk and Insurance magazine. He also had two articles published in the magazine regarding his current research in cyber risk management.

Cuban Diplomats Visit Saint Peter’s

Chris Gonzalez — Fri, 12 Feb 2016 14:39:36 +0000

On February 8, diplomats from the Permanent Mission of Cuba to the United Nations met with Saint Peter’s students and faculty to discuss the current environment in Cuba. Mr. Luis Javier Baro, the first secretary, also spoke about the evolving economic and political environment. The lecture was part of the academic preparation for the business program international travel course to Cuba during this year’s spring break. Forty four MBA and undergraduate business students will visit the country, meet with entrepreneurs and visit the University of Havana as part of the learning experience. Dr. Karl Alorbi, Dr. Mary Kate Naatus and Professor Ray Butkus are the faculty members leading the travel course. Also pictured here are Scott Keller, director of the Center for Global Learning and Sam Finesurrey, adjunct professor of history, Dr. Alex Mirescu, political science; Dr. Alex Trillo, sociology and Latin American/Latino studies; and Chanaz Gargouri, lecturer of business administration.

MBA Student is Guest Lecturer at Rider

Chris Gonzalez — Fri, 30 Oct 2015 13:35:52 +0000

MBA student Sam Siyuan served as a guest lecturer at Rider University for the undergraduate international management class of Iona Harding, M.Ed, adjunct business professor at Saint Peter’s. Siyuan talked about the importance of quanxi as well as valuable information about the differences in culture, communication styles and management.

Saint Peter’s Business Professor Presents to 50 CEOs in NYC

Chris Gonzalez — Mon, 30 Mar 2015 19:56:34 +0000

Robert Donnelly, professor of business administration at Saint Peter’s, recently gave a presentation to 50 chief executive officers at the Harvard Club of New York for the CEO Clubs of America. The presentation was titled, “The CEO as the Brand.”

Business Professor Robert Donnelly Offers Entrepreneurship Advice

Chris Gonzalez — Tue, 10 Feb 2015 15:48:30 +0000

Robert Donnelly, professor of entrepreneurship and innovation, recently participated in an interview on The Blitz Blog about entrepreneurship. For more advice from this graduate business professor, see the full article on their site.

Plan Your Brand

Chris Gonzalez — Thu, 17 Oct 2013 16:21:49 +0000

In the brave new economy, where corporations are leaner and rely more and more on outside contractors, building your personal brand is a must, according to Professor Robert Donnelly, an adjunct lecturer in the graduate business program at Saint Peter’s University. Professor Donnelly’s second book, Personal Brand Planning, provides guidance on defining one’s brand – the tangible value a professional brings to an organization – as well as self-marketing to achieve a fulfilling career. “It’s obvious that when someone is doing what they do well and enjoy doing, they are motivated to be successful and live happier lives,” the author said. A Venture Mentor who assists founders of start-up firms in the Stern Incubator at NYU’s Stern Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, Professor Donnelly specializes in entrepreneurship and marketing strategy.

Saint Peter’s University Offers Flexible Programs to Advance Your Career

MLACEY — Fri, 23 Aug 2013 18:42:07 +0000

The business world is rapidly changing and leading companies seek individuals who are aware of the latest technologies, stay ahead of trends and understand the complex intricacies of today’s market.

An ideal way to remain competitive is to pursue a graduate education, but adult learners who work full-time need a convenient locations and flexible course schedule to make that advanced degree possible.

At Saint Peter’s University, business executives are able to continue their education through the Graduate Business program, which features a trimester schedule with classes that last 11 weeks. This flexible schedule allows a student to complete approximately 24 credits in one calendar year. Courses are taught in formats of traditional classroom, blended/hybrid, 100 percent online, Saturdays and week-long. Courses are held on the Jersey City campus, the Englewood Cliffs campus and at a number of off-site business locationss. Saint Peter’s recently introduced two accelerated summer sessions taught in a hybrid format to include the best of traditional classroom and hybrid formats.

Beyond the flexibility of the program, students will enjoy the interactive and dynamic class sessions with a faculty to student ratio of 1:14. All of the courses are taught by seasoned faculty who are industry leaders and bring real world expertise to the learning environment. The program produces graduates who are technologically savvy, skilled in adapting to change and focused on business innovation.

The Graduate Business program offers two master’s level business degrees: a master’s in accountancy and master’s in business administration. The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is a 48 credit program with concentrations in finance, management, human resource management, management information systems, healthcare administration, marketing, risk management and international business.

The campus locationss in Englewood Cliffs and Jersey City make the Graduate Business programs convenient by car or public transportation. The Englewood Cliffs campus is a picturesque site that is located within minutes of the George Washington Bridge with convenient access to major highways. Englewood Cliffs is an industry hotspot and is the home of “The Trillion Dollar Mile” as well as a number of corporate headquarters. Facilities on this branch campus include a student computer lab, Office of Enrollment Services, library, bookstore, student lounge and ample parking.

The Jersey City campus comprises nearly 25 acres in the heart of Jersey City, the second largest city in New Jersey. The campus is easily accessible by car or public transportation as it is minutes from the Journal Square PATH train.

To learn more about the Graduate Business programs at Saint Peter’s University, please call the Office of Graduate and Professional Studies Admission at (201) 761-6470.

MBA Team Participates in Business Ethics Competition

Chris Gonzalez — Thu, 16 May 2013 15:14:59 +0000

The MBA student team represented the University at a business ethics competition sponsored by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE). Although the team did not make it to the finals, it was “a very rewarding and challenging experience in which to participate” said Tracey Waller. “I can’t wait to come back next year and have our team take home the top prize.” Extended team members Lucia Dumeng, Jeremy Levy and Anna Namakula provided significant research and support. Several faculty members contributed their time and assistance to the team: Professor and Director of Graduate Business Programs Louis Ruvolo, M.B.A.; Dr. Maureen Blue, doctoral education; Dr. Velda Goldberg, academic dean; Dr. Jack Hampton, graduate business; Dr. Lisa O’Neill and Dr. Joel Sanders, philosophy; and Professor Fatima Shaik, communication. Pictured are Ruvolo, Ilina Stamova, Odette Guerra, Tracey Waller and George Sikora.

Dr. Jack Hampton was a guest speaker at the 22nd Annual World Captive Forum in Aventura, FL this Week

MLACEY — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 01:52:12 +0000

Dr. Hampton’s book on Financial Risk Management won two awards, including the designation as one of three outstanding business reference books of 2012. The recognition came from the American Library Association.

A key message in the book resonated with the audience at the WCF this week. “I argued that risk managers are at least as capable as accountants to strive to be the chief financial officer of companies. Both parties, however, need to know finance,” said Hampton.

To learn more see the article in Business Insurance.