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As the Leader, Leadership, Organizations
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Auditorium. Photo Credit: Frank Oudeman.
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.
Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Entrepreneurial Leadership & Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Organizations
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Women founders in tech startups
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
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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.
Capital Markets and Investments, Labor, Leadership, Organizations
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Capital Markets and Investments, Labor, Leadership, Organizations
Accounting Press Release

Puzzling Payouts: How a “Competitive Pay Policy” Misses the Mark on CEO Incentives

New Research Finds that Many Companies are Using a Competitive Pay Policy that Undermines the Intention
Labor, Leadership, Organizations
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Columbia Business School. Photo Credit: Frank Oudeman.
Labor, Leadership, Organizations
Accounting Press Release

How an “Office Suck-up” Can Boost Team Performance

The return to the office is also bringing the return of familiar workplace dynamics, including “work besties” and frenemies. But new research shows that one of these familiar office archetypes – the “yes man” or “yes woman” – might actually be a positive element.
The Associated Press

Walmart expands abortion coverage for employees

Highlighted by Columbia Business School, this media piece showcases Topics and Areas of Expertise about our esteemed faculty. The content is specifically curated from the publication that showcased the mentioned faculty and/or research, emphasizing its contributions in various fields. The featured Topics and Areas of Expertise reflects the school's commitment to sharing valuable insights and knowledge.

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Vanessa Burbano

Vanessa Burbano

Donald C. Waite III Associate Professor of Social Enterprise
Management Division
Capital Markets and Investments, Data and Business Analytics, Economics and Policy, Finance and Economics, Organizations, Technology
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Finance & Economics
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Capital Markets and Investments, Data and Business Analytics, Economics and Policy, Finance and Economics, Organizations, Technology

What Will Drive the Global Markets in 2023?

Columbia Business School Professor Abby Joseph Cohen recently joined former Dean Glenn Hubbard to discuss the forces that could shape the economy and markets in the year ahead.
Economics and Policy, Future of Work, Organizations, Real Estate
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Columbia Business
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Economics and Policy, Future of Work, Organizations, Real Estate

How Will Working From Home Impact Office Real Estate?

Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, the Earle W. Kazis and Benjamin Schore Professor of Real Estate at Columbia Business School, discusses his new research on the impact of remote work on the New York City commercial real estate sector.
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