Distinguished Speaker Series
Why the Music Industry Should Run Toward Disruption
Warner Music Group CEO Robert Kyncl reflects on leading transformation at Netflix, YouTube, and now one of the world’s largest music labels.
Business and Society, Economics and Policy
The Business of Broadway: A Conversation with Tony Winner Ken Davenport
Explore The Business of Broadway with Tony Award-winning producer Ken Davenport.
Business and Society, Diversity, Ethics and Leadership, Globalization, Leadership, Leadership and Strategy, Management, Social Impact
When Should Companies Take a Stand? The Risks and Rewards of Corporate Activism
New CBS research explores the factors driving inconsistent corporate stances on global sociopolitical issues and the risks that come with them.
Business and Society, Leadership
The Wall and the Bridge with Glenn Hubbard
Taking Adam Smith’s logic to Youngstown, Ohio, as a case study in economic disruption, Hubbard discusses the benefits of an open economy and creating bridges to support people in turbulent times so that they remain engaged and prepared to participate in, and reap the rewards of, a new economic landscape.
Elections, Marketing, Politics
The Rise of Meddle Ads in Political Campaigns—and Why They’re Backfiring
Watch Professor Mohamed Hussein describe this new approach to political campaigning and explain why it might not always have the desired impact.
Business and Society, Labor, Leadership
The Power of New Hires: How Fresh Talent Shapes Company Culture
A company's culture can significantly impact its financial performance, employee retention, and the overall well-being of its employees, according to new research from Professor Wei Cai.
Business and Society, Elections, Marketing, Media and Technology, Politics
Advertising and Politics in the US: When Political Ads Backfire
Professor Mohamed Hussein discusses advertising and politics, explaining that despite spending big bucks on so-called meddle ads — consumers aren't always buying it.
Future of Work, Leadership, Organizations, The Workplace
The Secret Behind Workplace Well-being
Workers who have to keep organizational secrets report feelings of isolation and stress, but at the same time, they also find more meaning in their work.
Latest on Business and Society
Artificial Intelligence, Business and Society, Data and Business Analytics, AI and Transformative Tech, Innovation, Marketplace, Technology
What Happens When AI Does Your Shopping?
New research from Columbia Business School reveals surprising patterns in how AI agents choose what to buy, and why sellers and platforms may need to rethink everything.
Business and Society
The Parent’s Emotional Challenge
Developing a strong sense of self is essential for building healthy, resilient relationships. In this clip Coventry Edwards-Pitt explains how individuation fosters trust and strengthens family bonds, particularly between partners and in-laws. This insight ties directly to the broader conversation in Family by Choice: How to Create Trust With and For In-Laws, where Coventry explored the dynamics of welcoming new members into the family and cultivating trust across these evolving relationships. Individuation—knowing who you are and where your boundaries lie—emerges as a cornerstone of creating trust not only with a spouse, but also with in-laws, who often bring new perspectives, values, and traditions into the family enterprise.
Business and Society
Rethinking Prenuptial Agreements
This video challenges conventional perceptions of prenuptial agreements, presenting them as valuable tools for fostering open dialogue and trust among family members. Coventry Edwards-Pitt encourages couples to approach these agreements as a means of strengthening relationships with in-laws.
Business and Society
Integrating the Partner
In this insightful discussion, Coventry Edwards-Pitt focuses on the process of integrating a partner into one’s family life. He shares strategies for building trust and fostering collaboration between partners and in-laws, ensuring a harmonious family environment.
Latest Videos
The Wall and the Bridge with Glenn Hubbard
Taking Adam Smith’s logic to Youngstown, Ohio, as a case study in economic disruption, Hubbard discusses the benefits of an open economy and creating bridges to support people in turbulent times so that they remain engaged and prepared to participate in, and reap the rewards of, a new economic landscape.
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Business and Society The Wall and the Bridge with Glenn Hubbard
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Elections The Rise of Meddle Ads in Political Campaigns—and Why They’re Backfiring
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation Insights from Etsy's C-Suite: Fostering Human Connection, Adaptability in Organizations
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Economics and Policy Lessons from Bridging the American Divides
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation The Other Gender Gap: How Work Meaningfulness Differs for Men and Women
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Artificial Intelligence Exploring Democracy in the Age of AI
