Leadership and Strategy
An Advocate for American Agriculture
As CEO of Land O'Lakes, Beth Ford '95 is fighting for farmers.
Entrepreneurship, Technology
This Virtual Reality Training Could End Police-Involved Shootings
Oliver Noteware '18 created Street Smarts VR, a virtual reality training system that allows law enforcement officers to practice reacting to dangerous scenarios.
Climate and Policy, Economics and Policy
Is Growth Outdated?
Growth at any cost is, well, costing us — and we can't rely on the marketplace to solve the earth's problems.
Economics and Policy, Finance
Cashing in on the Dollar
Why it's an advantage to American firms that the dollar remains the world's reserve currency.
Economics and Policy
A New Theory on Monetary Union
The euro could benefit from more centralized fiscal controls.
Corporate Finance, Finance, Financial Institutions
Richman Center News
The End of Shareholder Primacy?
Understanding the Business Roundtable statement from August 2019.
Business and Society
Columbia Bizcast: A Feast of Social Change
We invite you to enjoy a special three-course podcast, as we revisit a trio of conversations with CBS alumni whose food-based businesses are making a Edge.
Entrepreneurial Leadership & Strategy
This Startup Wants to Save Lives by Reinventing Medical Imaging
Butterfly's handheld ulstrasounds bring this diagnostic tool to every corner of the globe.
Leadership and Strategy
Why Aren't My Attempts at Finding Work-Life Balance Successful
How to zero in on what you like doing most at your job so you can do more of it.
Columbia Bizcast: From the Military to CBS
In honor of Veterans Day, Bizcast is revisiting conversations we had with three CBS alumni, all former service members. All three are working to support veterans in their transition to civilian life.
Broadcasting and Digital Era, Entrepreneurship, Financial Technology, Social Enterprise
Using Digital Technology to Narrow the Opportunity Gap
Digital technology was not invented to tackle inequality, and there is even a risk that it could widen existing economic and social disparities. But, as the case of China illustrates, new platforms also offer many possible ways to narrow the opportunity gap.
Chazen Global Insights, Economics and Policy
The End of Neoliberalism and the Rebirth of History
Ordinary citizens felt like they had been sold a bill of goods. They were right to feel conned.
Columbia Bizcast: Dean Costis Maglaras
We welcome to the podcast Costis Maglaras, the new dean of Columbia Business School.
Uber Investor
What Rob Hayes ’95 saw in an unknown, unproven ride-sharing company.
Strategy
How to Give Your Employees Effective Feedback
Even critical feedback can yield results when it's presented the right way.
Columbia Bizcast: Bruce Craven
Leadership & Strategy lessons from Jon Snow, Ned Stark, and Professor Bruce Craven.
Strategy
Want a Breakthrough Idea? Take a Hike
Turn off your cellphone and go for a morning walk, advises Willie Pietersen, a professor of the practice of management.
Corporate Finance, Financial Technology
Richman Center News
Fintech Startups and Financial Health
What is consumer financial health, and how can fintech startups help make it a reality?
Corporate Finance, Financial Technology
Richman Center News
The Rise of Chinese Fintech: Lessons for the United States
John Mahoney, head of global FIG at Goldman Sachs, discusses the growth and future of fintech in China.
Strategy
Game of Secrets
Assistant Professor Michael Slepian’s research suggests that one of the greatest burdens Game of Thrones characters carry are secrets, both their own and others’.
Chazen Global Insights, Media and Technology
Columbia Bizcast: Professor Michael Mauskapf
“There’s a trade-off between being similar and being different,” says the assistant professor, whose research reveals how pop hits find a “sweet spot” for optimal distinctiveness.
Real Estate
Real Estate News
Real Estate
Real Estate News
2018 Real Estate Symposium Report: Fireside Chat with Hines’ Executives: Laura Hines, Chris Hughes, Tommy Craig ‘82
By Sasha Binderow ’19 & Kenny Thompson ’19
Chazen Global Insights, Finance
Former NFL Defensive End Helps Athletes with Their Financial Game Plans
After an 11-year career in the NFL, defensive end Patrick Kerney ’12 tackles a new goal: working in finance.