Elevating Stories of Black Excellence
A yearlong tribute to success, resilience, and the power of history.
A yearlong tribute to success, resilience, and the power of history.
Even as a seventh grader, Mario Gabelli '67 was intrigued by what makes financial markets tick. While working as a caddy at a country club in Westchester County, New York, he'd often overhear members—many of whom were Wall Street specialists getting in a quick nine holes after market close— talk about stocks. He started building up his own portfolio shortly thereafter.
CBS scholars in these evolving fields are expanding horizons and making groundbreaking discoveries.
In her new book, CBS Professor Sheena Iyengar addresses a timeless and significant question for business leaders: How can I get my best ideas?
The work-from-home revolution is transforming office spaces, management practices, and interactions between coworkers. But how can we grasp the depth of these changes and understand what's next?
Professors Glenn Hubbard and Tano Santos have been honored with the 2023 Singhvi Prize for Scholarship in the Classroom, selected by the School's graduating class. The prestigious award recognizes full-time faculty who demonstrate exceptional dedication to teaching and ability to engage students.
With a background in STEM and at least two years of professional experience, 28 students matriculated this fall into the first class of the School's Dual MBA/Executive MS: Engineering & Applied Science program.
The W. Edwards Deming Center for Quality, Productivity, and Competitiveness at Columbia Business School honored Michele Buck, chair, president, and CEO of The Hershey Company, and Brian Cornell, chair and CEO of Target, with the 2023 Deming Cup for Operational Excellence during a ceremony at Columbia University's Low Library Rotunda in October.
Jensen Huang, a tech visionary who built his company into a $1 trillion giant, met with Columbia Business School Dean Costis Maglaras for a conversation organized by CBS's Digital Future Initiative and the Silfen Leadership Series.
Two Columbia Business School alumni and change agents in the climate-tech and entertainment industries received special honors from the CBS board of trustees at the 45th Annual Awards Dinner.
The first event of its kind at Columbia Business School, TEDxColumbiaUniversity—Excellence Through Equity was held last September in Manhattanville. Faculty, students, and thought leaders from across academia, business, and policy gathered to examine how equity in organizations propels all of us higher.
The 2023 Klion Forum featured an expert panel from media, law, and industry addressing the ethics of generative AI.
Turning a startup idea into a successful business takes passion, perseverance, and grit, as the alumni entrepreneurs profiled below exemplify. These former CBS students leveraged the School's programs and resources at the Eugene M. Lang Entrepreneurship Center to get their ventures off the ground.
Over the summer, nine other US business school deans and I traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with Lael Brainard, Director of the National Economic Council, and Jared Bernstein, Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, as well as other members of Congress, top White House staff, and business leaders.
Columbia Business School Research Introduces a New Model That Simulates Consumer Routines, Which Could Prove Valuable for Retaining Customers
At the 100/50 Celebration gala, notable CBS alumni share their reflections on the significance of the BBSA and what it means to them.
Nortech's Jay Miller encourages innovation as a means of not only creating greener products, but also more sustainable supply chains.
Jan Walstrom, senior vice president within the Global Climate Response and ESG office at engineering company Jacobs, shares her insights at the School's inaugural Think Bigger Innovation Summit.
Andrea Jung is the president and CEO of Grameen America, the fastest growing microfinance organization in the United States.
With China's economic growth slowing at the same time that its emissions continue to rise, it is clear that its carbon-intensive investment model has run its course. Chinese leaders urgently need to follow advanced economies in shifting toward greater domestic consumption and reduced energy demand.