Features
Bridging the Great Divide
A popular course seeks to understand the roots of polarization in America, and train future business leaders to heal the rift.
Reimagine: The Innovation Salon
Professor Sheena Iyengar’s Innovation Salon brings together experts, alumni, and students to imagine the post-pandemic world.
In Brief
Manhattanville Campus: One Year Away
January 24, 2021, marked the one-year countdown to the first day of classes in the School’s new home on the Manhattanville campus. Designed to foster a sense of collaboration and openness, the two state-of-the-art buildings double the School’s current square footage and feature flexible spaces and leading technology to serve the fast-paced future of business education.
The Phillips Pathway for Inclusive Leadership Makes Diversity a Priority
The new program is designed to help students understand and appreciate diversity.
Management Expert Appointed Reuben Mark Faculty Director of Organizational Character and Leadership
Longtime professor Todd Jick specializes in teaching organizations to manage change.
HyFlex Teaching Gives CBS Students a Campus Experience Despite Pandemic
A mix of in-person and virtual learning allows students to connect with faculty and classmates.
Leadership Speaker Series Offers a Glimpse Into the Minds of Business Leaders
The weekly virtual series welcomes CEOs and founders to the School for compelling conversations.
New App Aims to Keep CBS Alumni Connected
MyCBS offers alumni directory, job listings, School news, and more.
CBS has launched a new app and online community platform designed to help alumni strengthen their network, access the latest in thought leadership, and stay connected to the Business School. With a robust set of features, MyCBS serves as a one-stop shop for alumni.
Unveiled this fall, MyCBS offers a searchable directory of alumni as well as links to job postings. It allows users to find nearby CBS events that offer lifelong learning and other opportunities to network with alumni. The app will also include everything from news and information from regional clubs and affinity groups to updates from Columbia Business School’s centers and programs.
In the coming months, the platform will begin including students, further expanding MyCBS as a resource for the community. You can learn more about MyCBS and become a member here.
On Campus
Inside The Classroom
Management Professor Dan Wang teaches his Strategy Formulation course—in person and virtually. The Business School moved to a HyFlex teaching model in the fall, allowing small groups of students to attend class in person while the rest log in on Zoom. The groups rotate, so every student who wants to has a chance to mask up and experience class in Uris Hall.
Photography: Laura Lechner
Publications
Alumni
Jamie Kern Lima ’04, Believe IT: How to Go from Underestimated to Unstoppable (Gallery Books, 2021)
Christin Brecher ’95, 15 Minutes of Flame (Kensington, 2020)
Meyer Feldberg ’65, dean emeritus, No Finish Line: Lessons On Life and Career (Columbia University Press, 2020)
Jack Florentin ’75 (’70SEAS, ’72SEAS), Angels, Elephants and Ants (Black Rose Writing, 2019)
Emily McHugh ’99, The Little Girl's Guide to Entrepreneurship: What I Know Now That I Sure Wish I Knew Then (St. Ann’s Press, 2017)
Todd Miller ’94, ENRICH: Create Wealth in Time, Money, and Meaning (Lioncrest Publishing, 2020)
Robert F. Reilly ’76 (‘75CC) and Robert P. Schweihs, Best Practices: Thought Leadership in Valuation, Damages, and Transfer Price Analysis (Valuation Products & Services, 2019)
Karam Sethi ’21, Digital Storytelling: The Rise of Personal Narratives (New Degrees Press, 2021)
Stephen Weintraub ’76, Save Our Schools … and America too (KGD Press, 2019)
Faculty
Joseph Stiglitz, University Professor, Economics, Rewriting the Rules of the European Economy: An Agenda for Growth and Shared Prosperity (W.W. Norton, 2020)
JP Kuehlwein, adjunct assistant professor, Marketing, and Wolfgang Schaefer, Brand Elevation: Lessons in Ueber-Branding (Kogan Page, 2021)
Joseph Stiglitz, University Professor, Economics, People, Power, and Profits: Progressive Capitalism for an Age of Discontent (W.W. Norton, 2020)
Columbia Business School Publishing
Rizwan Virk, Startup Myths and Models (Columbia Business School Publishing, 2020)
Gautam Baid, The Joys of Compounding (Columbia Business School Publishing, 2020)
Lawrence A. Cunningham and Stephanie Cuba, Margin of Trust (Columbia Business School Publishing, 2020)
R. Edward Freeman, Kirsten E. Martin, and Bidhan L. Parmar, The Power of And (Columbia Business School Publishing, 2020)
Hans Hansen, Narrative Change (Columbia Business School Publishing, 2020)