Spring Newsletter 2008 - A Look at Professor Geoffrey Heal's New Book, When Principles Pay
Geoffrey Heal, the Paul Garrett Professor of Public Policy and Business Responsibility, has achieved prominence for his research in topics of sustainability and the environment. The following is a look at When Principles Pay, his new book, published under the Columbia Business School Publishing imprint.
Professor Geoffrey Heal Launches New Book
On Thursday, June 5, Professor Geoffrey Heal will speak about his new book, When Principles Pay: Corporate Social Responsibility and the Bottom Line, at an Alumni Club of Switzerland event.
Professor Rakesh Khurana Visits Columbia Business School
Rakesh Khurana, professor and author, speaks about the past and present of business schools.
Team Wins First in Global Social Venture Competition
Columbia University team, consisting of four MBA students, takes first place in Global Social Venture Competition.
Working for Play
Andrea Wenner'05, founder and executive director of Out2Play, featured in Columbia Magazine, by Cristina Najarro CC'10.
Spring Newsletter 2008 - Social Enterprise Conference Recap: Cradle to Cradle Panel
The first of two articles written by Knight Bagehot fellows who covered 2007 the Social Enterprise Conference. This article discusses the Cradle to Cradle doctrine - the consideration of the life cycle of a product at the design stage along with possible environmental and social impacts.
Spring Newsletter 2008 - Energy for the Developing World
Written by Paul Glader, Knight Bagehot Fellow 2007-2008, this article recaps a panel of experts discussing energy policy and for profit energy solutions in emerging economies.
Spring Newsletter 2008 - Social Enterprise Summer Fellows
Read about the experiences had by three of the 2007 Social Enterprise Summer Fellows.
Spring Newsletter 2008 - Patrick Cescau: A Sustainable Vision for Unilever
Patrick Cescau, group chief executive of Unilever plc and Unilever N.V. and recipient of the 2007 Botwinick Prize in Business Ethics, addressed how businesses can drive positive social change at the 2007 Social Enterprise Conference.