Brett Ratner | School of Business

Documenting Deceptive Marketing in the MLM Industry and Reinforcing the FTC Mission of Consumer Protection

On January 4, 2018 the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) provided written guidance to the multilevel marketing (MLM) industry. This matters because: a) although the entire MLM industry (e.g., Amway, Nu Skin, Herbalife, LuLaRoe, Primerica, etc.) accounts for less than 1% of total US retail sales, the industry claims to involve approximately 8% of the US…

Business Student Awarded National Scholarship

Peiling (Peggy) Yang, a marketing major with minors in Spanish and graphic design, was awarded the Spring 2018 Gilman Scholarship. Peggy will use the Scholarship to participate in TCNJ’s Center for Global Engagement’s program at the Universidad de Alcalá de Henares in Spain. The US Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship is a…

Meet the Faculty

This semester, the School of Business welcomed four new faculty members, Matthew Greenblatt, PhD, Economics; Henry Han, PhD, Management; Eddie Inyang, PhD, Marketing; and Jinsil Kim, PhD, Management. Below are interviews with Drs. Greenblatt and Han conducted by the TCNJ School of Business student newspaper, The Bull, Bear & Lion. Stay tuned next semester for…

TCNJ School of Business Ranks in Top 50 for Undergrads

TCNJ’s business program placed #44 among undergraduate business programs in the nation, according to rankings released today by Poets&Quants. “TCNJ’s School of Business has consistently placed among the top undergraduate programs in the country,” said William W. Keep, Dean of the School of Business. “Our 2017 Poets&Quants ranking further demonstrates the quality, affordable business education…

Stephanie Meier ’04

Since earning her BS in Management at TCNJ, Stephanie Meier ’04 has held several positions in the hospital industry, all leading to her current role as assistant vice president, Women’s and Children’s Services, NYU Winthrop Hospital. Before joining Winthrop, Stephanie began as the community benefit manager for North Shore – LIJ Health System (now Northwell…

Emily Skalko ’14

Emily Skalko ’14 graduated from TCNJ with a BS in Marketing and has since become associate client manager for Nielsen. Emily’s career path began during her junior year when she took a supply chain co-op with Johnson & Johnson. From there, Emily took a job with News America Marketing at their New York City headquarters…

Mary Beth Constantino ’09

Mary Beth Constantino ’09 graduated from TCNJ with a BS in Accounting and now works as senior manager of Financial Compliance, Walmart Chile. During a 2-year mobility program with Deloitte in Santiago, Chile, Mary Beth began working on a project with Walmart International. Soon after, she accepted an offer from Walmart International in their Internal…

David Totaro ’99

David Totaro ’99 graduated from TCNJ with a BS in Accounting. Immediately after graduation, David was hired by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC where he remains today as a partner: “I have worked in the audit practice, completed a three-year secondment in our Transaction Services business based in Zurich, Switzerland, and spent two years in PwC’s National Office…

Women’s Summit at TCNJ: A Student’s Perspective

Women’s Summit at TCNJ by Aury Cifuentes, President, Women in Business The Women’s Summit is always a wonderful conference in which alumni, executives, faculty, and students can learn something new in a day filled with workshops and speakers! This year the focus was on achieving more with “less” and it was a great topic since…

Fed Challenge Team Wins Honorable Mention

The TCNJ School of Business Fed Challenge team won Honorable Mention at this year’s Challenge at Lehigh University on November 9, 2017. The College Fed Challenge is a team competition where students analyze economic and financial conditions and formulate a monetary policy recommendation, that models the Federal Open Market Committee.

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