Just One Click Can Reveal Your Most Basic Motivations
A single “like” on Facebook can reveal deep-seated aspects of an individual’s personality.
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From Super Bowl Champ to Rising Business Star
For a former NFL pro, life off the field begins at business school
Solving America’s Savings Crisis with Spare Change
Most American’s can’t afford even a minor financial emergency. Noah Kerner, CEO of savings platform Acorns, hopes to change that.
Intervening for LGBTQ Youth in Crisis
As CEO of the Trevor Project, Amit Paley '11 heads the leading suicide-prevention and crisis-intervention organization for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning young people.
“Go Deep, then Go Broad”
Four tips on managing your career from Rob Falzon ’83, CFO of Prudential and a 35-year veteran of the company.
Meet the Greenhouse Master Class
Professors Dave Lerner and Brendan Burns '95 welcome the 18th cohort to the Entrepreneurial Greenhouse Program this spring.
The 2017 Holiday Gift Guide
Looking for the perfect present? These Columbia Business School entrepreneurs have you covered.
The Globalization of Our Discontent
If globalization worked as it should, there would be enough benefits to go around.
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Meet the Forbes 30 Under 30 CBS Entrepreneurs
Just when you thought charcoal deodorant and AI music had nothing in common.
Innovation Isn’t about Strategy, It’s about Culture
If you are not focused on creating a startup culture that inspires innovation, you could get stuck in the present, soon to be past.
10 Alumni VCs Share their Best Advice for Entrepreneurs
From ideation to exiting and everything in between, here’s a roundup of top insights from alumni venture capitalists.
Intrapreneurship
Whether it is incremental or groundbreaking — there is opportunity in every role to be innovative.
It’s Not Jobs, It’s Wages: Pulling India Out of Poverty
The head of India's largest search firm highlights five specific interventions that will improve living standards for its neediest citizens.
A Hot Market
As the founder of Small Axe Peppers, John Crotty '96 works with community gardens to grow peppers, which he then turns into the Bronx Hot Sauce.