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Columbia Business School experiments show that hiring managers chose men twice as often for careers in science, technology, engineering and math

Professor Bruce Greenwald recently hosted a lunch for three current Columbia Business School students who had entered a raffle to win lunch with a faculty member as part of the School's new brand campaign launch.   

As part of our new At the Center Q&A series, Uzayr Jeenah ’14 chats with Mary Jane McQuillen ’07 of ClearBridge Investments about the real returns of investing in a sustainable future.

This article was originally published in Columbia Business. As part of our new At the Center Q&A series, Uzayr Jeenah ’14 chats with Mary Jane McQuillen ’07 of ClearBridge Investments about the real returns of investing in a sustainable future.Introduction by Dan Rosen; Photography by Don Hamerman  

This winter, three corporate gatherings were held, enabling Columbia Business School alumni to connect, hear from special guests, and talk with leaders from the School.

Effective July 1, 2014. Phillips will succeed Gita Johar, the Meyer Feldberg Professor of Business, whose three-year term as senior vice dean is ending.

On March 7, leaders from a variety of industries took part in the second annual Future of Learning Forum held by Columbia Business School Executive Education.

On Thursday, March 6, 2014, the Heilbrunn Center hosted the 3rd Annual 'Women & Value Investing Luncheon' open to all students.  This event featured a panel of women in the investment management industry including Natalie Banas (Gallatin Capital LLC, Bandera Partners LLC), Melissa O'Connor '12 (Sanford C. Bernstein), and Kate Peachway '12 (BlueMountain Capital).  Current women in the Value Investing Program were also present to answer any questions about the program and offer advice to first-year students. 

 March 25, 2014- Alumni Networking Event and Panel on Regulatory Landscape. 

Without an organization, a dream will end as a dream. A Chat with the Organizational Management Guru, Professor Raymond Fisman, Columbia Business School.

On February 14, 2014 investment professionals and members of the alumni community, including the Private Equity Program Advisory Board, came to campus to judge three teams that had been selected from submissions by the attendees of the 3rd Annual Deal Camp in Montauk.

Bank crises are the product of governments, not market events, says Columbia Business School Professor Charles W. Calomiris in his new book.

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Jon Steinberg ’03, president and COO of BuzzFeed, is an innovator in an ever-changing industry.

With the ability for women to anonymously rate and describe their exes, flings, or male friends, the new app Lulu is soon to reign the dating app world.

For the third consecutive year, Columbia Business School placed in the top three at the invitation-only UNC Real Estate Development Challenge. Ashley McDonald ’15, Matthew Nunn ’14, Atif Z. Qadir ’14, and Daniel Wagman ’15 of team “Sustained Growth Properties” finished third at the competition on February 20-21 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Swieca, co–founder of Highbridge Capital Management and founder of Talpion Fund Management, is a graduate of Columbia Business School’s MBA Class of 1983

Mark Broadie’s “Every Shot Counts” details how to use the revolutionary Strokes Gained approach to best opponents on the course

Melissa Wingard-Phillips ’13 helps health and wellness startups grow and thrive.

Women leaders boost the economies of fractious nations at much higher rates than their male counterparts.