Interview: Bruce Usher, Executive in Residence
Professor Bruce Usher, a pioneer in the field of carbon credits trading and former CEO of EcoSecurities, sits down with Chazen Fellow Ritija Gupta to discuss his experiences in addressing climate change internationally, and how interested students can get involved.
Ray Horton, Frank R. Lautenberg Professor of Ethics and Corporate Governance
A professor at Columbia Business School since 1970, Ray Horton discusses the evolution of the Social Enterprise Program as well as students' views on political economy.
Professors Murray Low and Paul Tierney: Private Equity and Entrepreneurship in Africa, Master Class
Students in the Private Equity and Entrepreneurship in Africa Master Class examine how entrepreneurs and investors structure, negotiate and execute deals that make use of current resources to create business opportunities in the often challenging environments of Africa.
Professor Rajeev Kohli: Innovation in India, Global Immersion Program
Students in the Global Immersion Program (GIP) Class, Innovation in India, use their impressions, insights, and contacts during a one-week immersion trip to New Delhi to support research projects on various topics.
Leanne Lachman, Executive in Residence
M. Leanne Lachman, executive in residence, discusses her research on long-term real estate demand and demographic change around the world and offers lessons learned from emerging markets.
Bernd Schmitt, Robert D. Calkins Professor of International Business
Marketing Professor Bernd Schmitt discusses experiential marketing and reflects on the cultural influences and experiences that have informed his teaching and the Schmitt brand.
Tim Baldenius, Professor of Accounting
Accounting Professor Tim Baldenius reflects on his academic background from a comparative perspective, the methods and impact of teaching accounting, and his participation in the Chazen Study Tour to Rwanda.
Nelson M. Fraiman, Professor of Professional Practice
Nelson Fraiman reflects on his teaching and research, identifying his favorite global projects, his strengths and areas for improvement, and the importance of international business education.
Catherine Thomas, Assistant Professor of Finance and Economics
Professor Catherine Thomas discusses her research on decision-making within multinational firms and reflects on her process of selecting research topics and designing empirical studies with a global dimension.