Chazen Global Insights, Strategy
Why Trump?
Is it conceivable that Donald Trump could win the US presidency? And how did his candidacy get this far in the first place?
Chazen Global Insights, Entrepreneurship, Lang Letter Archive
Four Startup Tips from Solemates
Solemates was created by Becca Brown ’07 and Monica Ferguson ’07, two women who hated to ruin their shoes. They provide shoe care solutions for women who love shoes as much as they do.
Chazen Global Insights, Economics and Policy
It’s the Sharing Economy, Stupid
The rise of companies like Uber and TaskRabbit has revolutionized the way we consume goods and services. How is the sharing economy shaping the future of business?
Chazen Global Insights, Strategy
How to Get Elected
The savviest campaigners leverage lessons from the private sector for success on the stump.
Chazen Global Insights, Economics and Policy
The Truth About Trade and Jobs
The mass exodus of jobs overseas is a great exaggeration. But the developed world still needs to prep workers to take on non-manufacturing jobs.
Chazen Global Insights, Marketing
Indie Businesses and the Revival of Craft Experiences
A new crop of small, hand-crafted, and proudly analog brands are carving out niches for themselves by keeping an emphasis on the human.
Marketing
Marketing Press Release
New Research from Columbia Business School Shows Consumer Desire for Control Impacts Their Appetite Toward New Product Adoption
Marketers take note: new research from Columbia Business School shows that when new products are introduced into the marketplace, they should be positioned as having the ability to increase consumers’ sense of control, rather than being labeled as “new,” in order to increase new product acceptance.
Chazen Global Insights, Leadership
Innovation Where It Matters Most: Fighting Terrorism
Ron Prosor, who has worked in Israeli diplomacy for 20 years, provides a fascinating look at how his nation combats the ever-shifting threat of terrorism.