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Professors Ray Fisman and Bruce Usher,Co-Directors of the Social Enterprise Program (SEP),shed light on some of the challenges social entrepreneurs may face in making organizational decisions.

Daron Acemoglu of MIT and James A. Robinson of Harvard were recognized for their book, Why Nations Fail, while Columbia’s Paul Tetlock was honored for his research on finance.

With the help of 526 class committee volunteers, this year’s event drew a record crowd: 2,400 alumni and guests for the three-day weekend, April 19–21.

Brigadier General Daniel J. O'Donohue, during a visit to Columbia Business School, highlighted the parallels between military and business leadership, emphasizing the importance of ethical conduct and personal codes in both realms.

What glass ceiling? Columbia Business School alumnae are striving for — and reaching — the top of the finance world.

Neng Wang, the Chong Khoon Lin Professor of Real Estate at Columbia Business School, has been awarded a 2013 Research Grant from the School’s Jerome A. Chazen Institute of International Business to further his work on dynamic entrepreneurial finance.

As part of the annual initiative, alumni spoke at CBS Matters, a recurring student forum, for the first time.

The site is a space for current students and the 41,000-plus alumni around the world to pass knowledge on to future classes, and to share photos, videos, and stories.