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Heads of some of New York's and New Jersey's top nonprofits discuss the challenges of being an Executive Director. By Lindsay Kruse '06.

Columbia Business School’s Executive Education Division announces its 7th annual Value Investing course.

Twelfth Annual Chazen CIBER MBA Career Services Conference Draws Crowds

The Outstanding Directors Exchange (ODX) and Columbia Business School?s Executive Education division today announce the 2004 Outstanding Directors awardees.

Chris Flynn '04 is applying her MBA to community development and affordable housing with the Housing Development Corporation in New York City.

"Adam Smith's invisible hand often seems invisible because it’s not actually there" said Professor Joseph Stiglitz in his keynote address to the annual Business for Social Responsibility (BSR) conference.

The official kick-off for the 2005 class gift campaign was held at Low Library on March 29. This year's graduating class voted to support a loan assistance program for students who take positions in the public and nonprofit sectors.

The12th annual Columbia Women in Business (CWIB) Conference on February 25th drew standing-room only crowds eager to learn from and network with one another and the accomplished women speaking at the event.

Students from top MBA programs across the country gathered recently at the School for the 2005 MBA Media & Entertainment Conference.

Glenn Hubbard, dean and Russell L. Carson Professor of Finance and Economics, leads discussion with new MBA students.

Takatoshi Ito visits campus to discuss economic cooperation.

Takatoshi Ito visits campus to discuss economic cooperation.

Sallie Krawcheck '92 and Trevor Harris explore recent regulation intended to manage conflicts of interest in equity research.

Professor Linda Green and Assistant Professor Pierre Azoulay were recently honored by two internationally renowned organizations for their individual studies, which have provided practical applications in the health care and public sectors.

Geoffrey M. Heal leads panel discussion on "Corporate Social Responsibility and the Bottom Line."

January 2005: New wireless network launched at Columbia Business school

Classroom Interaction Workshop

On January 4, Dean Glenn Hubbard welcomed Columbia Business School’s newest accelerated-term students to the School.

Professor Noam was cited for “an outspoken ability to preserve and pursue an independent, nonconformist and creative style of scientific thinking.”

Acceptance speech for the 2004 Botwinick Prize in Business Ethics.