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Read our interview with Lubin and Seidenberg alumnus Eric Klein '90, '97, co-founder and COO of Cloudonix.

Fatima Rehana '23 always dreamed of getting a graduate degree that combined her interests in marketing and analytics. She found that unique opportunity at the Lubin School of Business. As she pursues her MBA in Marketing Analytics, Fatima is also building leadership skills and friendships on campus by taking advantage of all of the student organizations that ������� offers.

Rebecca Sikar '19 joins the latest episode of The Lubin Link to discuss how she broke into the business side of fashion and worked her way up in the industry before landing her current role as the Global PR Manager of 3.1 Phillip Lim.

Although her passion lies in literature, Leslie Vargas '24 landed at the Lubin School of Business for our Entrepreneurship program to learn the finance and business practices that she says creatives are often not taught. Now, Leslie is using her leadership and business skills to run the Ebony Tomatoes Collective, a digital publication that publishes the work of Black women and non-binary people.

How will ChatGPT and the emergence of AI language models change learning and higher education? Our faculty weighs in.

For Katie Stephens '23, working in the music industry has been a lifelong dream. Luckily, she's on the right path to fulfilling that dream. Not only will Katie graduate in May 2023 with her BBA in Arts and Entertainment Management, but she's also the Marketing Director for ������� Music Group and a representative for Warner Music U, proving that she's on her way to a successful career in the industry.

�������’s Lubin Professor Bruce Bachenheimer was featured in WalletHub's recent article about Most Innovative States.

How can state policymakers encourage and facilitate innovation?

First, policymakers must realize that encouraging and facilitating innovation is quite a long-term prospect, one that will extend well beyond regular election cycles. It requires a deep understanding of what would actually make the state attractive, an honest assessment of the state’s shortcomings, and a real commitment to meaningful action.

Other countries didn’t want their citizens shadily stashing money in Switzerland, points out ������� economics professor Niso Abuaf, who used to work at Credit Suisse. “Because of pressure from both the European regulators and the U.S. regulators, Swiss banks stopped being a tax haven,” he said. “And they had to compete in other ways in the global marketplace.”

Bryan Viglione '24 is making the most out of his time at the Lubin School of Business. Not only is he a member of �������'s men's lacrosse team, but he also works as Chief Financial Officer of ������� Perk Cafe and as an accounting tutor in the Tutoring Center–all while working towards his BBA/MBA in Public Accounting. His involvement and leadership on-campus even landed him an internship at a Big Four firm.

BBA in Arts and Entertainment Management alumnus Sean Gray '19 joins The Lubin Link to share how the pandemic led him to a successful career in real estate, the importance of taking risks, and how he still finds time to tap into his creative side.