Samantha Todd
Forbes Staff|Leadership Strategy

I serve as an assistant editor on the Leadership team at Forbes. Previously, I interned with the Echoes-Sentinel and The Bernardsville News where I covered local news and events. I was editor-in-chief of The Setonian, Seton Hall University’s student-run and award-winning newspaper. I earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism with a double minor in English and broadcasting and visual media from Seton Hall.

Calling All Education Entrepreneurs: Announcing The $1 Million Rybakov Prize To Be Awarded At Forbes’ Under 30 Europe Summit

Forbes today announced its partnership with the Rybakov Foundation on a $1 million prize competition for entrepreneurs creating innovative solutions that will change the future of education.

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Nov 12, 2019

This Holiday, A Seasonal Job Could Be Your Ticket To Full-Time Employment

As retailers brace for their busiest time of the year, many are boosting their headcounts, bringing on holiday hires to help get their businesses in the black.

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Oct 30, 2019

13 Spooky Jobs And What They Pay

Halloween may come once a year, but some Americans spend their nine-to-five surrounded by the creepy and the crawly. Forbes came up with a list of some of the spookiest jobs out there and looked to Payscale to determine how much they pay. Be warned: These 13 careers are not for the faint of heart.

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Oct 29, 2019

94% Of Employers Have Been Ghosted: Why Job Seekers Do It, And How To Avoid Being Haunted

Most every job seeker has either applied to or interviewed for a position only to be met by radio silence. This disappearing act is referred to as “ghosting,” and it’s becoming more prevalent among applicants. Now the tables have turned. It’s employees who more and more often are ghosting employers

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Oct 24, 2019