Leadership
An Advocate for American Agriculture
As CEO of Land O'Lakes, Beth Ford '95 is fighting for farmers.
Chazen Global Insights, Leadership
A Clear Vision for the Future
Longtime professor Costis Maglaras becomes the 16th dean of the Business School.
Chazen Global Insights, Entrepreneurship, Social Enterprise
Bringing Safe Sanitation to the Developing World
Diana Yousef '03 founded change:WATER labs to solve the world's sanitation issues.
Entrepreneurship, Social Enterprise
Bringing Safe Sanitation to the Developing World
Diana Yousef '03 founded change:WATER labs to solve the world's sanitation issues.
Entrepreneurial Leadership & Strategy, Entrepreneurship
Caught in the Weeds
Before Ajay Narayan '14 went to business school, he was a lawyer in California, the first state to legalize medical marijuana. Friends who wanted to get into the business—anything from growing plants to opening a medical dispensary—would ask for legal advice. Narayan became well versed in the laws surrounding marijuana.
Leadership and Strategy
An Advocate for American Agriculture
As CEO of Land O'Lakes, Beth Ford '95 is fighting for farmers.
Entrepreneurship, Labor, Strategy
Chazen News Release
Economics Press Release
Future Survival Probability and Growth Rate of a Startup Can Be Predicted by the Characteristics of Its Initial Workforce
Research from Chazen Senior Scholar Christian Moser suggests that who gets hired and how much they get paid could make the difference between a startup’s success and its failure
Real Estate
Real Estate News
Entrepreneurship, Technology
This Virtual Reality Training Could End Police-Involved Shootings
Oliver Noteware '18 created Street Smarts VR, a virtual reality training system that allows law enforcement officers to practice reacting to dangerous scenarios.
Entrepreneurship
The 2019 Holiday Gift Guide
These alumni-founded companies make holiday shopping easy and fun.
Leadership, Media and Technology
DRO Press Release
Columbia Business School Executive Education and EMERITUS Launch New Online Python Training for Managers Course
Popular MBA course offered online to business leaders interested in understanding this dominant programming language
Climate and Policy, Economics and Policy
Is Growth Outdated?
Growth at any cost is, well, costing us — and we can't rely on the marketplace to solve the earth's problems.
Real Estate
Real Estate News
REA Treks Around NYC
On Friday, October 26th, a group of 20 students participated in the Real Estate Associations’ first NYC Trek.
Chazen Global Insights, Leadership
Why Diversity Is Hard (and Why It's Worth It)
Understanding the benefits of diversity in the workplace.
Chazen Global Insights, Economics and Policy, Elections, Politics
The Politics of Protectionism
“Tariffs haven’t been an important policy for some time,” says Amit Khandelwal, the Jerome A. Chazen Professor of Global Business.
Chazen Global Insights, Economics and Policy
A New Theory on Monetary Union
The euro could benefit from more centralized fiscal controls.
Chazen Global Insights, Economics and Policy, Finance
Cashing in on the Dollar
Why it’s an advantage to American firms that the dollar remains the world’s reserve currency.
Economics and Policy, Finance
Cashing in on the Dollar
Why it's an advantage to American firms that the dollar remains the world's reserve currency.
Economics and Policy
A New Theory on Monetary Union
The euro could benefit from more centralized fiscal controls.
Labor, Strategy
Economics Press Release
How to Hire the Best Teachers: Research Shows Disconnect Between Employment Decisions and Job Performance of American Educators
New study from Columbia Business School identifies underutilized predictors of classroom success – including college GPA and standardized test scores