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Leadership
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Manhattanville campus
Leadership
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Researchers Answer a Diversity Puzzle: Why Chinese Americans but not Indian Americans are Underrepresented in Leadership Positions

New studies identify the boundary and causes of the "Bamboo Ceiling"
Business Economics and Public Policy, Real Estate
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Manhattanville campus
Business Economics and Public Policy, Real Estate
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Suspicion of Banks Following Financial Crisis Kept Homeowners from Taking Full Advantage of Harp

Research from Columbia Business School reveals 51 percent of U.S. homeowners left thousands of dollars on the table by not refinancing.
Leadership, Strategy
Date
Manhattanville campus
Leadership, Strategy
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Rivalries Drive Success: How a Top Adversary’s Past Achievements Can Predict Our Future Improvement

As the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers kickoff football season, Columbia Business School Research shows that great rivalries can motivate both teams to improve and achieve
Leadership, Strategy
Date
Manhattanville campus
Leadership, Strategy
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More Than a Paycheck: Research Shows Businesses Need to Create Meaningful Jobs to Motivate Employees

Columbia Business School Article argues that employees need more than paychecks to stay at a company and continue to produce high quality work.
Entrepreneurship, Leadership
Date
Columbia Business School. Photo Credit: Frank Oudeman.
Entrepreneurship, Leadership
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Gender Inequality and Entrepreneurship Research: Anticipating That Others Prefer Men Leads to Gender Bias in Networking

Columbia Business School study shows that even in cases where men and women have access to the same networks, male entrepreneurs continue to outpace their female counterparts in accessing resources
Energy, Strategy
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NYC Skyline. Photo Credit: Frank Oudeman.
Energy, Strategy
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Do as Your Neighbor Does? Neighbors Caring about the Environment Makes You More Likely to Conserve

Columbia Business School Study Finds that Community Norms are a Powerful Predictor of Individual Behavior Towards Energy Conservation
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