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John Klopp led a panel of four distinguished real estate professionals in a spirited discussion regarding the growth of alternative lending, while also debating what the future had in store for the industry.

At the Columbia Business School Real Estate Symposium, Scott Malkin, founder and chairman of Value Retail, shared his thoughts on the future of retail and the trade-offs between efficiency and experience in a fireside chat with LeFrak Managing Director and Adjunct Professor, Camille Douglas.

Roy March, Chief Executive Officer of Eastdil Secured, opened Columbia Business School’s 2016 Real Estate Symposium with a thorough overview of the past year’s investment activity and offered insights on the market’s direction. With more than $1.4 trillion in transactions over the life of his firm, he commented that "dollars are important, but the information from transactions is the real resource for real estate."

In 2006, BRITE '17 speaker Andrew Kassoy co-founded B Lab with the vision of helping drive businesses to manage their impact along with their profit.

Few companies or organizations are looking to fail when they plot a new strategy.  However, turning a blind eye to the possibility that a strategy may fail can have disastrous consequences. According to Rita McGrath, a professor at Columbia Business School and leading expert on strategy and disruption, there is an “intelligent way of failing” that can leave organizations stronger.

The award recognizes the top job market paper submitted by PhD candidates on a practical topic pertaining to financial markets, economics, investment management or risk management. 

When it comes to energy, we get far more than we pay for. In a new book, Geoffrey Heal explains why that’s a problem — and what we can do about it.