Leadership

When opportunity takes too long to arrive, it's time to go out and find it.

New research from Columbia Business School finds the burden of secrecy akin to carrying excess physical weight

Chris Borland’s dramatic decision to retire at age 24 can teach us all something about the way we value the present and make hard decisions about the future.

At Mitchells Family of Stores, a three-generation family clothing business, knowing the customer is the modus operandi. 

Fabrizio Ferri, the Regina Pitaro Associate Professor of Business and Accounting at Columbia Business School, has won the 2015 Best Paper Award from the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware. 

At the Second Annual Climate Change Conference at Loyola University Chicago, researchers discussed why it is so difficult to motivate people to undertake climate-friendly behavior changes. Elke Weber, Columbia Business School, discussed the psychological barriers we face when trying to be climate-friendly.

Research finds the experience of keeping a secret is akin to carrying a physical weight, diminishing motivation and performance.

Columbia Business School study shows that professional experiences abroad can fuel creative innovations

NASA astronaut Timothy Kopra ’13 will soon blast off for the International Space Station.

A board position brings prestige, influence, and power. Here's how to get there.