Former Wyeth CEO Is New Executive in Residence
Robert Essner, former chairman and CEO of Wyeth, will work closely with the School’s healthcare program and mentor current students.
Professor Tim Baldenius participates in Keizai Koho Center Invitation Program for U.S. Business School Educators
The group was in Tokyo from June 2-6, 2008. The participant from Columbia Business School was Tim Baldenius, professor of accounting. Other participants in addition to Charles Wolf included Charla Griffy-Brown, professor of information systems, Pepperdine Graduate School of Business; Charles O'Reilly, professor of management, Stanford Graduate School of Business; and Richard Rumelt, professor of business and society, UCLA Anderson School of Management.
Executives in Residence Program Welcomes Zannino
Richard Zannino, former CEO of Dow Jones & Company, is Columbia Business School’s newest executive in residence.
Who Benefits from the WTO?
The trade organization doesn’t treat rich and poor nations the same, but all members can gain from collective negotiations.
Eli Noam: High-speed politics - The Financial Times Online
With the US electoral campaign heating up, one of the main high-tech issues will be the state of high-speed internet in America.
A campaign discussion on this subject could be much deeper and more meaningful. It should be about America??s future information economy, about the interplay of private and public initiatives, about a diverse media landscape and about its role as an exporter of information and media products.
Mayer Named Senior Vice Dean
Christopher J. Mayer, the Paul Milstein Professor of Real Estate and director of the Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate since 2003, has been named the School’s next senior vice dean.
EMBA-Global Announces Expansion to Asia
EMBA-Global Asia incorporates HKU Business School into the existing partnership between Columbia Business School and London Business School, establishing the first executive MBA program jointly located in the three cities that drive global business.