Chazen Global Insights, Entrepreneurship
“Failure Sucks.”
Most startups will fail at some point, but according to Steve Blank failure doesn't have to be permanent.
Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurship
Finance Press Release
Firms in Financial Distress Are Unintentionally Driving Entrepreneurship, says Research from Columbia Business School
Frustrated with constraints imposed upon them by their employers during times of distress, many high-quality employees feel compelled to take the leap into entrepreneurship. This is most likely to happen when their companies face financial distress and become restrictive, says a study from Columbia Business School.
Strategy
Accounting Books
Management in the Media
In the Media
How Travel Can Boost One's Mental Health
Professor Adam Galinsky
Corporate Finance, Tax Policy
Richman Center News
Restructuring the Corporate Tax System
There's a truism that only two things in life are certain: death and taxes.
Chazen Global Insights, Entrepreneurship
Buttoning Up the Profits
An entrepreneur brings employment to Argentina’s slums by repurposing a common clothing accessory.
Marketing
Marketing Division News
Don Lehmann Wins Lifetime Achievement Award
Please join us in congratulating Don Lehmann, who is the recipient of the American Marketing Association’s Consumer Behavior Special Interest Group (CBSIG) Lifetime Achievement Award. This award acknowledges the accomplishments of a consumer behavior scholar who has made significant and long-standing contributions to the field of consumer research.
Chazen Global Insights, Finance
How to Save Like a Finance Professor
Saving for retirement can seem intimidating, but a few simple rules can help you stay on track.
Chazen Global Insights, Strategy
5 Top Tips for Doing Business in India
Frank talk on mistakes outsiders make when attempting to enter this polyglot market.