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The Private Equity Program at Columbia Business School has launched an updated incarnation of the Private Equity Fellows which is in an application-only program for full-time MBA students by the Private Equity Program at Columbia Business School.  The specialized program is tailored to cover the needs of our most promising MBA PE candidates, while helping our alumni working in the industry by creating a condensed resume book of dedicated candidates. The Program provides participants -- who complete set requirements -- priority access to curriculum, career resources, and activities.  The Fellows Program enables the PE Program to provide scalable, high-impact support to those most likely to succeed in the competitive PE landscape. The PE Fellows must show a high degree of leadership and fulfill service requirements and complete a set amount of PE electives.. Learn more about the Class of 2025 PE Fellows, and the Class of 2026 PE Fellows Candidates.Learn more about participating in the Private Equity Fellows Program.  

Private Equity Curriculum and Faculty Updates 2025

Smart advertisements from Google, Meta, and Amazon sideline agencies and creative workers.

Columbia Business School study finds that more voters who tie their political views to their identity are more likely to adopt extreme views and vote for extreme candidates

At Columbia Business School, stories of access and opportunity are woven into the fabric of the community. Few illustrate that more clearly than the journey of Leon Cooperman ’67, whose commitment to planned giving reflects a legacy of gratitude and forward-looking generosity.

When people believe art is generated by AI, they feel less awe and empathy than they do from identical works attributed to human creators.

The Merchants of Joy invites viewers into the world of the five family enterprises that bring New York its Christmas trees each year. The documentary reveals how these families balance legacy, logistics, and leadership in a business that appears simple from the sidewalk but is far more intricate behind the scenes. It is an intimate look at the family decision-making that shapes one of the city’s most beloved holiday traditions.