Social Enterprise News

Money Makes Cents, a semester-long mentoring program run by more than 75 Columbia MBA student volunteers, featured in The Record.

Ben Powell '05 receives the award for innovatively applying business ideas, principles, and tools to make a social or environmental impact.

The Social Enterprise Program releases a report discussing how to effectively measure success in schools to impact performance.

Henry Kravis Pledges $100 Million for New Business School building Columbia University’s The Record, October 15, 2010. 

With recent talks in Albany on benefit corporations, the SEP and Grameen Creative Lab are organizing a Social Business Lab.

Being part of the solution is all the fashion on B-school campuses these days. For some MBA grads, it's more than a dream.

Mike Brown '11, has a unique perspective on change, having already brought it to thousands of people's lives through his nonprofit. Ian Tyree at The Bottom Line interviewed the next co-president of the International Development Club to find out how he does it.

By Dan Gennaoui '11, from The Bottom Line.

Professor Linda Green speaks about healthcare and touches upon some of the changes proposed by the current presidential administration.

More than 50 MBA students spent the summer working with socially engaged organizations in NYC.