The EMBA Network
A Network of Students
Because Executive MBA students already have high-potential jobs and are well along on their career tracks, you will find that there is no competition between classmates for the best post-MBA position. You, along with your classmates, are motivated and accomplished, but you are also deeply focused on the benefits of collaborative learning and sharing your ideas. About 40 percent of course work is team-oriented, which results in a strong professional — and often personal — network of peers.
A Network of Faculty
Columbia Business School’s location in New York draws the best and brightest faculty members, who are known for their idea generation in this most entrepreneurial of cities. The School’s 116 faculty members are known for their accessibility and their willingness to work closely with you to put those ideas into action. The faculty is complemented by the more than 500 noted business leaders from a wide variety of sectors who visit the School each year as lecturers, teachers and advisers.
A Network of Alumni
The lifelong benefits of a Columbia Business School education extend to the extensive alumni network to which you have access the minute you arrive. With more than 38,000 members, the depth and breadth of the network allows you to connect with business pioneers who know firsthand the value of a Columbia Business School experience.
View a map of U.S. alumni by region.
View a map of international alumni by region.
A Network of Sponsors
More than 800 organizations have sponsored executive-potential employees as students in Columbia’s EMBA Program. Leaders of those organizations can attest to the countless benefits of sponsorship, including having the opportunity to build leadership pipelines, expanding professional networks and sharpening business acumen within employees.
