Insights
Making Smarter Climate Choices
Making Smarter Climate Choices
AI and Transformative Tech, Technology
Economic Organisation in the Ethereum Protocol
Columbia University Digital Finance Seminar Series launched in Fall 2022. The series is jointly organized by the newly established Center for Digital Finance and Technologies within the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and by the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab within Columbia Business School. The goal is to provide a forum for the discussion of cutting edge research and technological innovation between practitioners and academics, in the broad area of digital finance and blockchain technology.
Technology
Addressing Society's Toughest Challenge
The School's Climate Change and Business Program delivers value for society and students.
Technology
Is Europe's Energy Crisis Forcing a Green Industrial Revolution?
Climate economist Gernot Wagner discusses the implications of the Ukraine conflict for the climate debate.
Insights, Technology
CBS Panel at COP27 Tackles Financing the Transition to Net Zero
How can emerging climate solutions attract financing to scale?
Leadership, Risk Management
Management in the Media
Conflict Avoidance: Experiments Show People Hide from Discussions Seen as “Zero Sum”
New Columbia Business School Research Finds that Fear of Conflict Leads People to Reject Potentially Valuable Opportunities
Entrepreneurship
From Founder to CEO: CBS Alum Gabby Slome Shares Her Entrepreneurship Journey
'For me, it's definitely about finding my inspiration through things like personal pain points.'
As the Leader, Leadership, Organizations
As the Leader
As the Leader, “Keep the Message Simple so Everyone Can Understand It and Act on It.”
Pam Fields, former chief executive officer of Stetson Worldwide Inc. and mentor at The ExCo Group, talks to Columbia Business School's future leaders about what really matters for a successful and fulfilling career—transparency, ownership, and networking.
Business Economics and Public Policy, Entrepreneurship, Strategy, World Business
Management Press Release
Amnesty’s Impact on Entrepreneurship: Immigration Pardons Can Spur Economic Development
New Research Finds Immigration Pardons can lead to Business Creation
Japan Center News
CJEB's Event, “Toward a Data-Driven Society: From Business to Policy to Social Vision,” Featuring Professor Yusuke Narita of Yale University, Was Covered by TV Tokyo
CJEB's event, "Toward a Data-Driven Society: From Business to Policy to Social Vision," featuring Professor Yusuke Narita of Yale University, was covered by TV Tokyo in the posting "選挙・政治家はもう不要？成田流 "データ民主主義" 構想とは？" Their coverage in Japanese can be found at the link below.
選挙・政治家はもう不要？成田流“データ民主主義”構想とは (TV Tokyo, 11/21/2022)
Entrepreneurial Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Social Enterprise, Tamer Institute for Social Enterprise and Climate Change
Four New Social Ventures Receive Seed Funding From Columbia’s Tamer Fund for Social Ventures
Four new Tamer Fund for Social Venture awardees were selected after their participation in an application screening round, a due diligence process with student teams from a Columbia Business School course, and a final pitch to the fund’s investment board.
Business Economics and Public Policy, Risk Management, Social Enterprise
Economics Press Release
Climate’s Impact on Crops: How Rising Temperatures are Threatening More than Food
New Research Finds Further Delay is not an Option, Triggering a Negative Feedback Loop
Entrepreneurship
A Tech Entrepreneur Shaping a Truly Circular Economy
Carolyn Butler '18 talks about creating a blueprint for the first truly circular business model in the US apparel industry.
Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Entrepreneurial Leadership & Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Organizations
Female Founders: CBS Alumnae Talk About Success in Tech
These dynamic entrepreneurs discuss the tech businesses they've launched, navigating COVID, and ways women founders can prevail over their unique obstacles.
Capital Markets and Investments, Economics and Policy, Future of Work, Marketplace, Organizations, Strategy
Interest Rates and Inflation: What’s Next for the Federal Reserve?
Professor Pierre Yared describes why the U.S. economy is unlikely to see an economic downturn comparable with the 1970s.
Entrepreneurship
A Fintech Entrepreneur Bolstering Main Street Businesses
Kelly Ifill '17 chats about career pivots, community, and her commitment to supporting Black and brown entrepreneurs.
Broadcasting and Digital Era, Data and Business Analytics, Decisions, Social Enterprise, Strategy
Can We Curb Fake News? Smart Research May Provide the Answer
Professor Gita Johar shares research insights on why it spreads, spotting who shares it, and a multi-pronged approach to reduce it.
AI and Transformative Tech, Technology
The Economics of Non-Fungible Tokens
Columbia University Digital Finance Seminar Series launched in Fall 2022. The series is jointly organized by the newly established Center for Digital Finance and Technologies within the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and by the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab within Columbia Business School. The goal is to provide a forum for the discussion of cutting edge research and technological innovation between practitioners and academics, in the broad area of digital finance and blockchain technology.
Briger Family Digital Finance Lab
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Algorithmic Economy Lab
As a society, we rely on algorithmic or automated decision systems for assessing stores of data to make decisions with real-world impact.