Entrepreneurship

Gender bias is often an obstacle to third-party connections.

Four student-founded ventures have been selected to receive seed capital investments from the Eugene M. Lang Entrepreneurial Initiative Fund. Investments total $225,000. The ventures' industries ranged from fashion to personal finance to edtech to AI-powered healthcare. 

The Lang Center’s Summer Fellowship Program provides salary supplements to support rising second-year students who want to gain experience working at early-stage ventures.

Now in its sixth year, Columbia Startup Lab provides subsidized coworking space for a total of 71 Columbia entrepreneurs—32 of whom are graduates of CBS.

An illustrated look at the workday of Steph Korey '15, founder and CEO of Away.

There is more to design than the creation of beautiful objects. It is also a human-centered thought process.

The Bernstein Center hosted its annual Klion Forum featuring a discussion on the business case for addressing the global refugee and immigration crisis. 

Advances in healthcare and technology mean people expect to live longer, better lives than they might have imagined even three decades ago. What opportunities await in the longevity economy?

Columbia Business School study shows that even in cases where men and women have access to the same networks, male entrepreneurs continue to outpace their female counterparts in accessing resources

Columbia Business School students recently visited Cuba and were exposed to a side of Cuba that few are able to see — one that may very well cease to exist should the economic transition continue.