The article features the Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness in Latin America (ECLA) initiative, led by Prof. Fraiman, which aids Latin American entrepreneurs in international business growth.
Lessons that Cross Borders
Financial Times
In Crain’s New York Business, Prof. Schorer discusses why New York City’s flat real estate market provides advantages to various tech start–ups.
Digital Jobs Central
Crain’s New York Business
MBA influencer blogger, Stacy Blackman, highlights the Entrepreneurial Greenhouse Program, a Master Class offered each spring through the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center. The post also features a project–driven Master Class taught by Prof. Schorer.
Business Schools Experience Technology Commercialization Boom
U.S. News & World Report
The Financial Times features Liz Harrison ’12 on Ten Questions, a weekly editorial special. Liz shares her interest in entrepreneurship and role in the Columbia Entrepreneurship Organization.
Ten Questions — Liz Harrison
Financial Times
The article highlights the School’s Master Class, NYC: Innovative & Entrepreneurial Solutions to the City’s Complex Challenges, taught by Prof. Schorer.
MBA Electives Offer Hands–On Learning
BloombergBusinessWeek
The article features Bruce Usher’s, Co–Director of the Social Enterprise Program, role at the School and his Finance & Sustainability course.
Sustainability lessons from the boardroom
Financial Times
Dean Glenn Hubbard is featured in The Wall Street Journal, where he discusses how Columbia Business School has evolved its curriculum and prepares students to lead organizations through change and crises.
Columbia’s Business Dean on Disclosure, Leading, Ethics
The Wall Street Journal
Program for Latin American Entrepreneurs Completes First Year
Fifteen Latin American business owners have completed a groundbreaking yearlong entrepreneurial education program that took them across three continents.
Clean Water Solution Wins Outrageous Business Plan Contest
For Srikanth Nimmagadda ’11, the most innovative business plan was the one that could solve a practical, painful problem he had witnessed firsthand: getting clean water to those who need it.
Rwandan Entrepreneurs Share Their Stories
Four women shared their experiences as entrepreneurs in Rwanda, a nation still recovering from the scars of genocide, during a panel discussion on April 12 at Columbia Business School.
Omar Haroun '12 Wins NYC BigApps Awards
A smartphone app created by MBA/JD student Omar Haroun has received two 2011 NYC BigApps awards.
The Washington Post covers Siggi Hilmarsson, '04 graduate's start-up enterprise.
Siggi's, a niche yogurt, goes from Iceland to the American icebox
Washington Post