Global Banking After the Financial Crisis: Alberto J. Verme '84
Alberto J. Verme '84, Citi's co-CEO of Europe, Middle East and Africa, discusses growth in emerging markets, positive signs for an economic recovery, and why banks should get "back to basics."
Marketing to the Bottom of the Pyramid: A 'Four Ps' Approach
Professor Gita Johar talks about the state of social enterprises and how modern marketing techniques can help deliver goods and services more effectively to the world's poorest people.
The Business of Health in Emerging Markets
A panel of experts debates the risks, rewards, challenges and opportunities of bringing healthcare to emerging markets at the sixth annual CBS Healthcare conference, "New Healthcare Paradigm: Technology, Value and Emergence."
International Investing with the Oracle of Omaha
Warren Buffett shares his international investing experiences and insights to a group of Columbia Business School students visiting him at Berkshire Hathaway headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska.
Management Consulting After the Crisis: An Interview with Shumeet Banerji
CEO of Booz & Co, Mr. Shumeet Banerji, offers his perspectives on how the economic crisis has affected the way managers need to think and the way management consulting firms need to prioritize.
Perspectives on the International Wine Business: An Interview with Philippe Newlin
Philippe Newlin, sales manager at Vintus Wines and regular contributor to the CBS Wine Society, reflects on his road to becoming a wine connoisseur and on the global nature of the wine industry.
Leaving Microsoft to Change the World
John Wood, founder of Room to Read, talks about why he left Microsoft to "be a force of change" and establish a non-profit organization that improves access to education for children in developing countries.
Economic Gangsters: An Interview with Professor Ray Fisman
Raymond Fisman, Lambert Family Professor of Social Enterprise at Columbia Business School, discusses his latest book, Economic Gangsters: Corruption, Violence, and the Poverty of Nations.
Fair Trade: A Proposal for Labor Standards in Trade Agreements
Kabir Masson explores the arguments linking labor rights to trade agreements and proposes a policy compromise: the developing world agrees to labor standards in trade agreements, and the developed world reduces barriers to trade that affect industries in developing nations.