Soft Skills Take Center Stage
Touro Graduate School of Business (GSB) alumna Jessica Lilly, who earned her MS in Human Resource Management in 2020, shares how strong durable skills have helped her build a rewarding career at Mastercard. Lilly shares insights on how the school’s new business digital badges will help graduates differentiate themselves and achieve success in the workplace.
Making Every Commute Safer
For Santosh Panyala '25, Shivraj Konkipudi '24, and Dileep Mada '25—students at Touro University’s Graduate School of Technology—the idea for CommuniCare wasn’t just a class project. It was a response to a real-world problem: how to help people navigate emergencies as they unfold.
Boost Your Business Career with These Five Soft Skills That Impress Employers
With Artificial Intelligence (AI) becoming more prominent and capable every day, there’s a lot of uncertainty around the future of work—and where humans will fit into it. That can feel scary, but the good news is that while there are many tasks that can be automated by AI, there are some skills that AI will likely never be able to master.
How Skills-Based Certificates Can Advance Your Career in Business
For anyone who works in the competitive landscape of business, setting yourself apart from others in the industry can feel like an impossible challenge. However, there is a simple way to differentiate yourself, prove your expertise, and demonstrate your commitment to becoming the best in your field: by earning a business certification.
Be Bold, Be Daring, Take Your Moonshot
Nadia Ambarsom is a perfect poster person for the Moonshots Scholars Program at Touro’s Graduate School of Business (GSB), a course created for Touro students inclined toward—or, more precisely, passionate about—becoming innovators and entrepreneurs.
The Next Billion Dollar Idea is Here
As a former teacher and current medical student at Touro University’s New York Medical College, Nadia Ambarson realized that the makeup applicators she and her students used were doing something other than just applying makeup. “They’re spreading bacteria,” she explained to a room full of fellow entrepreneurs and judges.
AI In the Classroom and Corporate Social Responsibility
How do we define corporate social responsibility? Can AI teach students to talk in front of a crowd? These were the topics that Dr. Gavin Goldstein and Professor Charles Priolo, faculty members of Touro’s Graduate School of Business (GSB), spoke about during the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) 2024 Conference in Puerto Rico, held in February.
New Scholarship Launched for Human Resources Students
In the wake of an untimely tragedy, a professor in Touro’s Graduate School of Business hopes to create something positive. When Professor Charles Priolo’s son Ben passed away unexpectedly last summer, he and his wife wanted to honor his memory. Together, they created the Benedict C. Priolo Memorial Scholarship in Human Resource Management.
Global Go Getter
Dorian Lubonja is one of those people who inspires envy in mere mortals: He is focused, industrious and relentlessly optimistic. While many others may have curled into fetal positions of fear and dread in the first year of the COVID pandemic, Lubonja completed Touro’s Graduate School of Business (GSB), earning an MBA in half the usual time.
"It Takes Courage to Start, But Character to Finish"
The journey of a Touro graduate often involves a fusion of passion, perseverance, and a commitment to personal and professional growth. Meet the inspiring Jonathan Z. Cohen, a graduate of the Touro Law Center and Graduate School of Business's (GSB) joint J.D./MBA program.
