Harnessing the Power of AI, Data — and People: Three Insights From GSK CEO Emma Walmsley
The pharmaceutical company leader praised AI for boosting productivity, but noted that it’s still “all about the people.”
The $282 Billion Toll: Quantifying the Economic Impact of Mental Illness
New research from Professor Boaz Abramson pioneers a method for assessing the impact that mental illness has on GDP, making the case that expanding the availability of treatment services and improving treatment of mental illness, especially in late adolescence, could positively impact the economy.
Navigating AI’s Role in the Future of Healthcare
US Senator Bill Cassidy, MD, highlights the need to balance regulation and innovation when it comes to embracing AI in medicine.
New Research Finds Keeping Work Secrets Helps Employees Find Meaning in Jobs But Raises Stress
Keeping secrets on behalf of workplace has both positive and negative effects on well-being at work according to a new Columbia Business School study
The Rise of Meddle Ads in Political Campaigns—and Why They’re Backfiring
Watch Professor Mohamed Hussein describe this new approach to political campaigning and explain why it might not always have the desired impact.
Bizcast: Climate Risks, Uncertainties, and Opportunities
In this episode of Columbia Bizcast, listen to Professor Gernot Wagner’s talk from Reunion 2024, where he discusses the challenges posed by the climate crisis and the significant business opportunities emerging from the clean-energy race.
2024 Owners' Day: A New Era for the Global Family Enterprise Program
On October 1st, the Global Family Enterprise Program held its inaugural Owners' Day, a milestone event that brought together family enterprise leaders, students, alumni, and experts to explore the evolving role of ownership in today’s world. The event showcased the potential for family enterprises to not only drive economic success but to lead with values and create sustainable, positive change across industries, communities, and generations.