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Columbia Business School’s newest Board member on the future of the School and what he looks for in a leader.

Over the past decade, public companies large and small have been taking note of the increasing impact of shareholder votes on their governance and compensation practices, particularly with the rise of shareholder activism. But new research from Columbia Business School suggests that corporate management continues to have extraordinary influence on voting outcomes. 

The Marketing Division wishes to congratulate the following PhD students on their recent job placements. Jaeyeon Chung - Assistant Professor of Marketing, Rice University Ryan Dew - Assistant Professor of Marketing, the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania Qitian Ren - Assistant Professor of Marketing, Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen)

Silvia Bellezza was one of two Business School faculty awarded $25,000 in research funds from the Provost’s Grants Program for Junior Faculty Who Contribute to the Diversity Goals of the University in Fall 2017.

SLEB members show off their leadership and ethical decision-making skills at the inagural Business Ethics Case Competition.

Leading tax experts Mihir Desai, Michael Graetz, and Alex Raskolnikov discuss tax reform in the United States.

Tax experts Mihir Desai, Michael Graetz, and Alex Raskolnikov discuss the likely impact of a new corporate tax rate.

 

A group of nineteen first and second year real estate students travelled to the Bay Area to meet with local professionals from nine companies focused on real estate development, investment, advisory services and tech. 

 

New research from Columbia Business School asserts that China’s one-child family planning policy, and the sex ratio imbalance that resulted from it, has been an underlying source of the dramatic rise in housing prices across the country.

Professors Dave Lerner and Brendan Burns '95 welcome the 18th cohort to the Entrepreneurial Greenhouse Program this spring.

The Tamer Fund for Social Ventures recently completed its fifth funding cycle and selected four new early-stage ventures to add to the portfolio. Four Columbia University-affiliated teams of social entrepreneurs recently received seed grants from the Tamer Fund for Social Ventures to help them develop their early-stage ventures. In addition to funding, these entrepreneurs also gain access to the social enterprise resources the Tamer Center for Social Enterprise at Columbia Business School provides.

A new tool assesses the creative value of any new idea. Olivier Toubia, Glaubinger Professor of Business, and Oded Netzer, Professor of Business from Columbia Business School are co-authors of this first of its kind research entitled, Idea Generation, Creativity, and Prototypicality.

Looking for the perfect present? These Columbia Business School entrepreneurs have you covered.