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Fordham Extends Pecora's Contract

05/29/2012 15:30:00 By Peter Milosheff, viewed 1,789 times.
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Fordham University has extended the contract of head men's basketball coach Tom Pecora through the 2016-17 season.

Pecora completed his second season with the Rams in 2011-12, compiling a 10-19 mark. He has improved on the win total over the past two seasons. His record stands at 17-40 since coming to Fordham.

"I'm grateful to the university for making this commitment to myself, my staff and my family," Pecora said. "Since our first day at Fordham we have been doing everything possible to get this tradition-rich program back to where it should be and we will continue to work hard in order to accomplish our goals and represent Fordham in a first-class manner."

Pecora came to Fordham from Hofstra after compiling a 155-126 record in nine seasons with the Pride.

 

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acquired Bronx.com in March, 2005 and manages the sites content and operations. Prior to acquiring Bronx.com Mr. Milosheff worked in the area of corporate finance for Christie's New York, Prada, Pfizer, Deutsche Bank and Fortis Bank. At Moody's Investors Service and Deutsche Bank he worked in the areas of structured products revenue accounting and asset management, respectively. At Fortis Bank he worked in the area of structured credit origination and trading. Peter began his career at age 17 in Sofia, Bulgaria, EU, where he established his private educational advising agency Endeavour, providing service to Bulgarian students interested in continuing their education abroad, and especially in the US. While managing most aspects of Bronx.com's operation and delegating others, he continues his career at a Wall Street financial services company (a major European bank) in the area of flow credit derivatives trading. Mr. Milosheff received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania in the Spring of 2002. He graduated Cum Laude with a major in Finance.