Bernstein Center for Leadership and Ethics

Professor Joshua Spodek

Just as consumers demand more dialogue on ethics and values from business leaders, so do business students from their professors and future employers

Ben Horowitz '88CC, Cofounder and General Partner of Andreessen Horowitz believes business can represent human society at its best.

The Bernstein Center brought together titans of industry, sports, and entrepreneurship to discuss the role of leadership in promoting an ethical culture — in both the workplace and society at large.

At a time when organizations urgently need workers with backgrounds in science, technology, engineering, and math, new research suggests that women, and especially women of color, might be leaving STEM fields thanks to pervasive gender and racial bias.

First-of-its-kind analysis of more than 5,000 mountain-climbing expeditions to show how hierarchical cultural values can predict success and fatality rates.

Research by Prof. Bruce Kogut and colleagues explores the potential for economic research to be influenced by a researcher's political leanings.

Too much talent — on the court or in the office — can drive down team performance, new research shows.

Principles before profit — that sums up Citigroup’s emphasis following the financial crisis, said Co-President James Forese during a talk with students on September 24.

At this ESMT Open Lecture, Columbia Business School professor Bruce Kogut took a closer look at what inequality really is.