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"We welcome the exceptional members of the first EMBA-Global Asia class, who join us in pioneering a new model of management education that is worldwide in both location and perspective," says Dean Glenn Hubbard.

Two new real estate elective courses were offered this Spring 2010 semester: Real Estate Development and Real Estate M&A and Restructuring Deal Workshop.  Students completed final assignments that required them to apply the analytical skill sets and practical frameworks covered in each course.

The Private Equity Program is excited to continue highlighting alumni accomplishments within the private equity industry, and encouraging involvement of the industry with the School and the Columbia community at large. Starting in its inaugural year, 2007, the Private Equity Program introduced a mentor program between Executive MBAs with private equity experience and full-time MBA students seeking to develop their potential in the industry.

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Ethan Hanabury, ’85, will leave his position as Columbia Business School’s Senior Associate Dean for Degree Programs on February 1.

An impressive group of speakers gathered at Columbia Business School last Thursday, February 5 for a symposium titled "Japan's Solar and Wind Ambitions: How Promising is the U.S. Market?" The event, organized by the Center on Japanese Economy and Business with the support of the Mitsui USA Foundation, marked the 10th anniversary of the Mitsui USA Foundation's sponsored symposia at Columbia Business School and was the first-ever to include a remote audience of Columbia Business School's alumni association in Tokyo via live webcast. Columbia Business School's Energy Club, Green Business Club, and Japan Business Association also cosponsored the event.

Featured in the Japan Times Online, Professor Michael Morris's research on U.S. and Japanese media coverage of corporate scandals shows differences in the public's direction of blame and responsibility.