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Microlumbia: Exploring Investment Opportunities in Brazil
A team of Columbia Business School students travels to Brazil on behalf of the Microlumbia fund to determine whether to provide a loan to Banco Palmas, a microfinance institution based in Fortaleza.
Microlumbia is a Columbia Business School student-run microfinance investment fund that provides loans and technical assistance to Micro-Finance Institutions (MFIs). The organization is supported by the International Development Club and Social Enterprise Program at Columbia Business School.
Pangea Advisors: Building a Housing Market in Liberia
A team of Columbia Business School students travels to Colombia to provide pro bono consulting services to Broad Cove Partners, an emerging market private equity manager working to help expand home ownership to the underserved two-thirds of Liberia's poor population currently without access to home finance services.
This project was organized by Pangea Advisors, part of the International Development Club, and supported by the Social Enterprise Program at Columbia Business School.
Pangea Advisors: Supporting Families with Chronically Ill Children in Brazil
A team of Columbia Business School students travels to Brazil to provide consulting services to Sa�?�ºde Crian�?�§a Renascer, a firm which runs a network of institutions attached to public hospitals that aims to improve the health and well-being of children by promoting economic self-sufficiency.
This project was organized by Pangea Advisors, part of the International Development Club, and supported by the Social Enterprise Program at Columbia Business School.
Pangea Advisors: Bringing IT Productivity to Microentrepreneurs in Colombia
A team of Columbia Business School students travels to Colombia to provide pro bono consulting services to Frogtek, an early-stage mobile phone social venture that aims to bring basic business IT productivity tools to microentrepreneurs in the developing world.
This project was organized by Pangea Advisors, part of the International Development Club, and supported by the Social Enterprise Program at Columbia Business School.
Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerrys, and Julius Walls, Jr., CEO of Greyston Bakery, discuss the challenges and rewards of building a successful social enterprise with students at Columbia Business School.
Columbia Business School Celebrates Ray Horton’s Tenure as Director of the Social Enterprise Program
Members of the Columbia Business School community gathered at the annual Social Enterprise Reception to honor Ray Horton, the Frank R. Lautenberg Professor of Ethics and Corporate Governance, who recently stepped down as director of the Social Enterprise Program.
Discussing one of the themes of his new book "Economic Gangsters," Professor Raymond Fisman, the Lambert Family Professor of Social Enterprise and director of the Social Enterprise Program, explains how nefarious actions are often the result of extensive cost-benefit analyses.
