Leadership and Strategy
How Protest Movements Gain Power
Black Lives Matter's use of agency and identity are fueling changes in policy and culture.
Leading through Crisis
Leading Indicators of the Future: COVID-19 Edition
Professor Rita McGrath discusses how to spot leading indicators in business during times of crisis.
Business and Society, Entrepreneurship
The Globalization of Entrepreneurship
The Globalization of Entrepreneurship
Leadership, Operations, Strategy
Press Release
TIME and Columbia Business School Partner to Launch a Series of Business Classes for Professional Development During Uncertain Economic Times
"The Business of Change" classes are offered on-demand and at an affordable price point, empowering individuals to expand their skill set and facilitate their own success. Support from Deluxe is helping to make this world-class education series accessible to a broader audience, including its own community of small business owners and entrepreneurs
Ethics and Leadership, Organizations
Leadership and Ethics News
Winning Now, Winning Later with David Cote
Former CEO of Honeywell International, David Cote, discusses his new book "Winning Now, Winning Later" and opens up about becoming the leader of a company that was on the verge of failure.
Marketing, Media and Technology
Marketing Press Release
The Smartphone Revolution: "Adult Pacifiers"
While many experts label our relationships with our smartphones as an unhealthy "addiction," a recent study from Columbia Business School challenges conventional wisdom.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Leadership and Strategy
Successful Protests Require Diversity and Focus
Social movements draw strength from broad coalitions and clear goals.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
The Importance of the Unseen Moments of Black Fatherhood
A publishing company was born out of the necessity to express a singular story through photographs.
Social Enterprise
Social Enterprise News
Three Cairns Climate Fellowship Successfully Closes Third Fellowship Class
Eleven projects at the intersection of climate change and business were awarded the Three Cairns Climate Fellowship during the 2019-2020 academic year.
Business Economics and Public Policy, Future of Work, Leadership, Leading through Crisis, Organizations
Columbia Launches Loan Fund to Relieve Local Small Businesses
The University announces a loan program to help businesses struggling in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Leading through Crisis
The Importance of the Unseen Moments of Black Fatherhood
A publishing company was born out of the necessity to express a singular story through photographs.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Leadership and Strategy, Leading through Crisis, Organizations
Columbia Launches Loan Fund to Relieve Local Small Businesses
The University announces a loan program to help businesses struggling in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Family, Family Voices
Doubling Down: A couple of corporate leaders on work and family
Life-work balance is tough enough for dual career families but what about when both spouses are corporate leaders? Bram Bluestein ’73 and Ilene Gordon share their story.
Student Statements on the Black Lives Matter Movement
Student groups from across Columbia Business School have shared statements of solidarity and support for the Black Lives Matter movement and ongoing protest against systemic racism and injustice.
Social Enterprise
Social Enterprise News
Seven New Social Ventures Receive Seed Funding from Columbia’s Tamer Fund for Social Ventures
Seven new Tamer Fund for Social Venture awardees were selected after their participation in an application screening round, a due diligence process with student teams from a Columbia Business School course, and a final pitch to the fund’s investment board.
Business Economics and Public Policy, Entrepreneurship, Operations, Organizations
Press Release
Columbia University Launches Loan Fund for Struggling Local Small Businesses
Initiative will support small businesses in Upper Manhattan with loans ranging from $500 to $50,000; funding will be administered by Columbia University
From the Dean's Office
An Update from the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion on the Black Lives Matter Movement
Vice Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Gita Johar reflects on the Black Lives Matter movement, and shares resources and commitments from the school to address systemic racism.
In Solidarity: A Message from The Student Leadership and Ethics Board
By The MBA and EMBA Student Leadership and Ethics Board Dear Columbia Business School community and friends, We, the Student Leadership and Ethics Board (SLEB), write to denounce the recent horrific acts of injustice, racism, and unethical leadership and to stand in solidarity with our African and African American classmates and community members. The recent deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd and countless others have engrossed the nation and uncovered the drastic need for broad-based change.
Leading through Crisis
Everyday Heroes: Pride, Humility, and Management
The Center on Global Brand Leadership and The Harris Poll presented a discussion around how the public perceives essential workers (non-medical), how they perceive themselves, and what organizations can do to effectively support their contributions during this crisis moment.
Real Estate
Real Estate News
Distinguished Alumni Interview: Steven Shores ’00
John Millett '21 sits down with alumni Steven Shores '00.