Press Release Archive

Leaders and friends of Columbia Business School and Columbia Law School came together Thursday night, May 19, to celebrate the official launch of the Richard Paul Richman Center for Business, Law, and Public Policy, an interdisciplinary academic center that will be jointly administered by the schools.

MMA Student Spotlight: Leao Roberto Carvalho '12

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A recent NYTimes article details Google's new management strategy, which was developed using data-driven analysis of the social intelligence of their best managers.

Each year, the Real Estate Association plans domestic and international trips to learn more about diverse real estate markets. International trips are co-sponsored by the Jerome A. Chazen Institute of International Business and the Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate.

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2011 Spring Speaker Summary Round Up

Dean Glenn Hubbard welcomes Professor Bruce Usher to his new role.

The MMA Launches a Successful Mentorship Program.

Michael Morris discusses the Program on Social Intelligence curriculum in a Wall Street Journal article on the rise of social intelligence courses in business schools.

The 2011 Annual Media Forum

On Monday, May 2, more than 900 people gathered together for Columbia Business School’s 35th Annual Dinner, which raised $6.2 million in unrestricted funds for the School’s programs and activities.

Study co-authored by Columbia Business School faculty provides the first empirical evidence to depict the role of intermediaries in expanding trade

Fifteen Latin American business owners have completed a groundbreaking yearlong entrepreneurial education program that took them across three continents.

The Columbia Business School community can now purchase School-branded merchandise through a newly launched website, Columbia Business School Gear.

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For Srikanth Nimmagadda ’11, the most innovative business plan was the one that could solve a practical, painful problem he had witnessed firsthand: getting clean water to those who need it.

“Bridging Board Gaps” report draws upon blue ribbon panel from business, investors, academia, regulatory agencies and corporate boards to foster further review of board structure and function

Professor David E. Weinstein interviewed by Sankei News about his outlook on the Japanese economy and Japan's recovery from the earthquake

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

Four women shared their experiences as entrepreneurs in Rwanda, a nation still recovering from the scars of genocide, during a panel discussion on April 12 at Columbia Business School.

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Four teams competed for the Alexander Bodini Foundation Prizes in the Real Estate Investment and Entrepreneurship Business Plan Competition held on Thursday, March 24, 2011.