Chazen Global Insights, Leadership
To Lead a Team, Start by Changing Yourself
William Klepper explains the one trap that many would-be leaders fall into.
Real Estate
Real Estate News
Meet the Eight Startups Joining MetaProp NYC’s Real Estate Accelerator
For the third year, MetaProp NYC is bringing together a group of startups focused on real estate tech. This time, the companies are tackling issues like green buildings, apartment entry and parking. Most of them are based in New York, but some come from as far away as Singapore.
Chazen Global Insights, Entrepreneurship
3 Work-Arounds for Your Business
Learn from these Latin American entrepreneurs who found innovative ways to grow their companies while keeping budgets lean.
Business Economics and Public Policy, Operations
Finance Press Release
Bad Air Hurts Health and Productivity, According to New Research from Columbia Business School
According to a new study by professors at Columbia Business School and Leibniz Universität Hannover, there is a direct link between higher levels of air pollution and a reduction in investor trading activity
Chazen Global Insights, Media and Technology
The Business of Storytelling
At podcasting upstart Gimlet Media, Lisa Chow ’13 tells the stories.
Chazen Global Insights, Leadership
Subway Delays Spur a Radical Policy Change at the MTA
In response to mounting delays on the overburdened system, the MTA experiments with honesty.
Organizations
Management Press Release
Research Sheds New Light on the Persistent Academic Performance Gender Gap in Top Business Schools
The background and behavior of students emerge as two critical components driving the performance gap of MBA students in technical – but not social – courses
Leadership
Marketing Press Release
Trusting Your Gut in Uncertain Situations Proves to Be More Than Just a Feeling, According to New Research from Columbia Business School
New studies show that people facing uncertainty rely more on their feelings and emotions to make decisions. Uncertainty about one thing can affect decisions being made about something completely different; both positive and negative uncertainty increase reliance on emotional decision making