Former Estée Lauder CFO Tracey Travis reflects on how leading a struggling Pepsi bottling unit became the defining risk that shaped her path to global leadership.
Diversifying is an urgent priority for most employers, but the barriers to doing so are steep: studies have shown that in order to achieve gender balance at work, nearly 50 percent of women would need to change occupations.
Assistant Professor of Marketing at Columbia Business School Melanie Brucks and Jonathan Levav, a professor of marketing at Stanford's Graduate School of Business, discuss the findings in their new paper on the shift away from in-person interaction at work and how it affects innovation.
The new Columbia Business School initiative aims to equip current and future business leaders with the tools necessary to bring about positive change.
Training MBAs to Make Socially Responsible Business Decisions. Columbia Business School classes are preparing students to lead in a world that increasingly demands socially responsible business decisions.
In a new class, MBA students learn how data can help them make business decisions and that leaders do not need to be number crunchers.
Three questions for Lang Center Faculty Director Angela W. Lee
Climate change presents humanity with a dizzying array of challenges, but green shoots of progress are emerging from the world of business.
