Managing a successful turnaround was just the first step for Neighborhood Trust CEO Justine Zinkin ’02, who is proving that it’s possible for banks to serve New York City’s poorest individuals — and help them achieve long-term financial stability.
New research helps explain the appeal of unusual — and often unpleasant — experiences.
BRITE Speaker Luke Williams discusses the importance of disruptive thinking.
When male CEOs have daughters, relative pay for women at their firms goes up, narrowing the persistent gender wage gap.
How BRITE Speaker Antonio Lucio is bringing Visa into the global marketplace.
BRITE Speaker Mike Steib discusses how Google is utilizing digital spaces to advertise.
David Rogers's book launch as part of the Sobel-BRITE Event Series.
A look in the latest trends in television technology.
Tips to learn from some of these big name companies.
What it takes to make a successful brand such as Old Spice.
A model provides a simple method for calculating the cost of latency, the delay between the decision and execution of a trade.
In May, Columbia Business School Executive Education is launching a new program, Customer Centricity, to help managers refocus their direction to create sustained value. Transitioning from product centricity to customer centricity requires more than just rewriting a vision statement.
How BRITE Speaker Robin Chase changed the transporation industry with her founding of Zipcar.