Rutgers University Newark and Fiserv, a leading global provider of payments and financial technology solutions, marked the fourth annual Back2Business event by awarding grants to two business owners who completed a program designed for first-generation entrepreneurs.
The newest cohort of Fiserv + Rutgers-Newark Scholars joined alumni of the program recently to explore how it can open doors to the world of fintech and expand their ideas of career possibilities.
Rutgers University-Newark and Fiserv hosted an award ceremony to recognize graduates of Rutgers Business School's Entrepreneurship Pioneer Initiative (EPI), which supports first-generation entrepreneurs.
Celebrating 30 years, the PhD Project – a nationally recognized non-profit organization aimed at diversifying the business world by diversifying the field of business school professors--will be held at Rutgers-Newark on November 7.
"Black Faces in High Places," a book co-authored by Rutgers University–Newark Provost Jeffrey Robinson and his long-time friend and fellow Rutgers alum, Randal Pinkett, has won an Axiom award, one of the most prestigious awards for books about business.
First generation entrepreneurs were honored at a ceremony marking the 15th anniversary of the Entrepreneurship Pioneers Initiative, which helps New Jersey residents who are the first in their families to own businesses develop their companies.