Steve Haddadin’s legacy of giving back to the Center for Real Estate is honored by the College of Business. He is now featured on the donor wall. Link https://business.fullerton.edu/news/story/a-titans-promise-how-steve-haddadin-turned-a-student-dream-into-a-legacy-of-giving
Steve Haddadin ’18 (B.A. business administration-finance) has been awarded the 2025 Dealmakers Award by the CCIM Institute Southern California. Steve Haddadin is an Attorney, Broker, and Entrepreneur with over a decade of Real Estate experience. He is also an adjunct Professor of Business law.
Steve Haddadin ’18 (B.A. business administration-finance) passed the California Bar exam on his first attempt in 2025.
Cameron Bishop ’21 (M.S. information technology-data science) works in senior technology risk and assurance at EY in Irvine. The former professional baseball player for the Baltimore Orioles decided to pursue a graduate degree to harness his passion for data and turn it into a career.
Derrick Nguyen ’15 (B.A. business administration-finance) has joined forces with financial planners in central and northern California and Hawaii to form Prospera Succession Partners, a comprehensive wealth advisory.
Christy Clark ’88 (B.A. business administration-finance) joined Windes in 2025 as a director in the firm’s tax department. She brings more than 30 years of tax, financial and accounting experience to the firm. Prior to joining Windes, Clark was a tax director for a national accounting firm.
Madeleine Rozo (Sander) ’12 (B.A. business administration-accounting) joined Windes in 2025 and is a Partner in the firm’s tax department. She brings more than a decade of experience in tax compliance, planning and consulting.
Steve Haddadin ’18 (B.A. business administration-finance) founded National Wagyu Day, June 21, in 2022. He dedicated his birthday to celebrate the delicacy of Wagyu and spread awareness about the rigorous authentication process taken for Wagyu.
Wes Salter ’16 (MBA, management) was named sales manager of Coldwell Banker Brokers of the Valley. Hepreviously worked as a mortgage broker with Mortgage Solutions for nearly eight years.
Denisa Marc ’24 (M.A. economics) was recognized with the Western Association of Graduate Schools’ProQuest Distinguished Master’s Thesis in Humanities, Social Sciences, Education and Business Disciplinesaward. Her research predicted the impact of Federal Reserve meeting statements on the performance of U.S. Treasury yields.