Chazen Global Insights Archive

As part of the School’s Centennial celebration, alumni leaders offer predictions about the future in business and beyond. Here, Russ Carson ’67, co-founder and general partner at Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, looks ahead.

The Guenther family has many connections to Columbia Business School.

For highly qualified job applicants, a diverse background can help you stand out in a competitive field, attracting more offers and higher pay.

Columbia Business speaks with Professor Sexton about his early days at the School, how the institution and its students have evolved, and what the future might hold for students of business.

Narenda Modi’s first lieutenant describes how far India has come — and what still needs to be done

Andrew Stern, senior fellow at Columbia’s Richman Center for Business, Law, and Public Policy discusses the implications of last Thursday’s Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act and the challenges the legislation still faces ahead.

Creating a culture of open communication can be one of the best ways to inspire excellent performance, improve employee morale, and foster a warmer corporate culture.

Emily Culp, SVP of E-Commerce & Omni-Channel Marketing at Rebecca Minkoff, discusses the future of omni-channel marketing at BRITE '15.

Companies are investing heavily in proactive customer-retention campaigns, but for certain customers these campaigns can be the wake-up call that sends them packing

Companies are investing heavily in proactive customer-retention campaigns, but for certain customers these campaigns can be the wake-up call that sends them packing

Two important economies are hampered by bad politics and bad policy, says Andrés Velasco, a former finance minister of Chile.

In May’s unexpected landslide victory for the Conservative Party, Columbia Business School economist Geoff Heal sees an uncertain future for the United Kingdom and its ties to Europe and the world.

In the Conservative Party’s unexpected landslide victory in the UK, Columbia Business School professor Charles Calomiris sees a mix of smart, populist politics, and a citizenry ready to trade short-term comfort for austerity’s promise of long-term growth.

Joseph E. Stiglitz and Bruce C. Greenwald explain how the key to economic innovation and prosperity lies within each of us — and within entire societies.