A recent study confronts misperceptions about the underlying drivers behind the decade-old real estate boom and refutes conventional wisdom saying there is a housing bubble.
Frederic Mishkin, the Alfred Lerner Professor of Banking and Financial Institutions, has been nominated by President George W. Bush to serve on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
EMBA-Global, a pioneering dual–MBA degree program between Columbia Business School and London Business School, celebrated its fifth year last week in London.
Dr. Mark Mason has decided to resign from his positions as Director of the Program on Alternative Investments and Associate Director for Programs of the Center on Japanese Economy on June 30, in order to pursue opportunities in the private sector.
Leading marketing practitioners and experts gathered on campus for a series of cutting-edge panels and discussions hosted by the School’s Center on Global Brand Leadership and media company Corante.
More than 60 alumni, faculty members and supporters of the School’s Entrepreneurship Program celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Eugene M. Lang Center for Entrepreneurship at a reception at the Metropolitan Club.
CJEB co-sponsors 2006 Chazen Study Tour to Japan. On March 4, 77 Columbia Business School students traveled to Japan for a ten day educational and cultural tour.
Laurie Simon Hodrick, professor in the Finance and Economics Division, has won a 2006 Presidential Teaching Award, a University-wide honor that recognizes Columbia?s outstanding professors.
CJEB 20th anniversary conference: "Japan's Future Economic Directions" was held in Tokyo. Governor Toshihiko Fukui of Bank of Japan delivered the keynote speech.
Current MBA students donated close to $60,000 to the Columbia Outreach Programs (CORPS) Fellowships, helping to sponsor 14 of their peers in summer internships at nonprofit and public-sector organizations around the world.
Professors Sunil Gupta and Donald Lehmann's E-Customer Value Project has been published in the article "Customers as Assets," which was awarded the Best Paper award in the Journal of Interactive Marketing.
Professors Sunil Gupta and Donald Lehmann's E-Customer Value Project has been published in the article "Customers as Assets," which was awarded the Best Paper award in the Journal of Interactive Marketing.
Columbia Business School announced today that three prominent alumni will
make extraordinary gifts to the School totaling $45 million. Russell L. Carson and Henry R. Kravis
each will donate $10 million, and Arthur J. Samberg will give $25 million.
Declaring that business schools should be “growth’s lobbyist,” Dean Glenn Hubbard discussed how the MBA has contributed to the success of American business and to entrepreneurial capitalism worldwide.