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Brian Lancaster
Brian P. Lancaster is a Senior Lecturer in the Discipline of Finance at the Columbia Business School. Professor Lancaster teaches the following courses: Real Estate Finance, Real Estate Debt Markets, Residential Real Estate Finance: Dirt, Debt and Derivatives, Capital Markets and Investments, Real Estate Entrepreneurship, and Debt Markets in the MBA, EMBA, PhD and MS&E programs. Professor Lancaster received the Robert. W.
Circa CEO Leslie Hyman '04 Is Revolutionizing the Way Renters Pay Their Rent
The startup she cofounded demonstrates that when payments are made easier and more adaptable, it benefits both tenants and property managers.
First Republic Bank Acquired by JPMorgan: CBS Experts Weigh In on the Implications for the Banking System, Fed
Could the bank's demise rekindle the recent banking crisis?
Startup Founder's Alleged $175 Million Fraud Spotlights Inequality in Finance, Experts Said
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Fintech founder parlayed connections for JPMorgan deal before fraud charges
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Donna Hitscherich
Professor Donna M. Hitscherich currently serves as a senior lecturer of Finance, director of the Private Equity Program, and a Bernstein Faculty Leader at the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics at Columbia Business School. Professor Hitscherich’s courses include Corporate Finance as well as the elective courses Business Law, Mergers and Acquisitions, and Advanced Corporate Finance. In 2002, she was nominated for the Dean’s Award for Innovation in the MBA Curriculum for her presentation of the Advanced Corporate Finance course.
Hybrid work ramps up as employers push in-office time over work from home
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Melanie Brucks
Melanie Brucks is interested in creativity and innovation. Her research focuses on the processes involved in generating and selecting innovative ideas and on the cognitive and behavioral consequences of technological innovations. Her findings help marketers better design ideation activities to maximize productivity and fuel innovation.
Before joining Columbia, Melanie Brucks received a PhD in Marketing from Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Silicon Valley is starting to kill some of its famously lavish perks
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Daniel Keum
Daniel (Dongil) Keum is an Associate Professor of Management at Columbia Business School. His research interests lie in innovation, organizational structure, labor market policy, and their application to public policy formation. He holds a PhD from NYU Stern School of Business and an AB with high honors in economics and mathematics from Dartmouth College. Prior to pursuing a career in academia, Daniel worked at McKinsey & Company for four years. His primary industry experience is in retail, fashion, and corporate portfolio restructuring.