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Michael Coleman ’05 and Tom Heller ’05, producers of the acclaimed 2014 film Foxcatcher, talk about what it’s like to attend the Academy Awards.

Kenzen Founder and BRITE '17 speaker Sonia Sousa is determined to find out what makes the human body tick.

Trevor Harris, Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Professional Practice at Columbia Business School, has been named to the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB)’s Investor Advisory Committee.

Exposure to climate models' predictions affects policymakers and climate negotiators less than the informed general public, a paper by Valentina Bosetti and co-authors assesses. But the right presentation format can improve forecasts' effectiveness.

As market reforms slow, a guest lecturer sees evidence that capitalism may have run its course.

Before you can decide what you will do, you have to decide what you won’t.

The Impact Prize, awarded once every two years, recognizes ideas or techniques that have broadly impacted the fields of operations research and management sciences. Professor van Ryzin won this award in recognition of his work on revenue management.

The Private Equity Program has launched its January 2017 newsletter. Click to read entire issue.

Columbia Business School’s Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Management Program will host the 13th Annual Healthcare Conference on February 24.

Yash Kanoria, assistant professor of Decision, Risk, and Operations at Columbia Business School, was recently awarded a five-year, $500,000 Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study the design of matching markets.

The award recognizes an author whose publications set an exemplary standard of exposition.

Are you an entrepreneur ready for your 15 minutes of fame and thinking about auditioning for the hit TV show Shark Tank? Read tips from these alumni first before diving in.

Author: Sean Epstein '04 who works for SAP’s Private Equity team and Seth Brown works for Equinix.

Professor Zeevi will speak at the 9th annual gathering where researchers from the larger New York metropolitan area convene to discuss the interplay between computer science, economics, marketing, and business.

Professor Yash Kanoria received the National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award and grant for his work on matching market design.