Calling all CBS students and recent alums: Applications for the 2026 Startup Columbia Venture Competition are now open! Are you ready to take your #startup idea to the next level? Read more about your eligibility and apply here: entrepreneurship.columbia.edu/startupcolum...

What are some of the critical business decisions being made today that will impact the world of #healthcare tomorrow? Join us for the 22nd Annual Healthcare Conference on February 6 to find out: groups.gsb.columbia.edu/hcia/rsvp_bo...

Clusters W, X, Y, and Z are in the building!

Eager to learn more about the world of media and #entertainment? Join industry players from The New York Times, Major League Soccer, McKinsey & Company, and more for a day of panel discussions, keynotes, and fireside chats at the annual Media, Entertainment & Sports Conference.

When it comes to inventory management, artificial intelligence isn't a one-stop shop for fixing all the bugs... yet. The winning formula for managers in today's digital world? AI + human insight.

Interested to find out how AI is transforming #investing? Join Joe Davis, Vanguard’s global chief economist, for a fireside chat on February 5 that will cover asset allocation, portfolio management, and the future of investment strategy, moderated by Professor Harry Mamaysky.

"I was called strong and small and terrible. But I used that to my advantage." From Wall Street to the global fashion stage, Josie Natori, CEO of The Natori Company, proves there’s no single path to #leadership. Her advice?

Does better management have the potential to save lives? In certain sectors, like #healthcare, decisions made by leadership can be a matter of life and death.

Have you set a new goal for 2026? More importantly, have you stuck to it? “I think a lot of people have the idea that if you set a goal, you’re going to be focused on the best way to achieve it,” Prof. Liz Friedman explained regarding her new research on goal-setting.

New CBS research reveals that when people perceive art as being generated by AI, they experience less awe than they do when viewing identical works attributed to human creators. Find out why and, more importantly, what this means for the digital future: https://bit.ly/3MEWtrW

This year, a clearer picture has emerged of where AI hype ends and value begins. Here are 10 reflections from the experts at Columbia Business School on how 2025 was a banner year for artificial intelligence. https://bit.ly/4jfDmB7

"Usually when people think about risks to stablecoins, the first thing people think about is run risk —the standard kind of bank run problem," Yiming Ma, the Regina Pitaro Associate Professor of Business, explained during a recent panel discussion presented by The Brookings Institution.

"AI now plays a role in every stage of my research." AI in 2025 wasn't just a tool — it was a research partner. CBS faculty share how generative AI is now being used to collaborate on studies, surface insights, and shape academic workflows. https://bit.ly/498XYWX

Which word or phrase would you choose to represent AI's impact in 2025? Columbia Business School faculty are here to weigh in... https://bit.ly/496LaAb

“You need to invent something that nobody’s doing… In the magic intersection of sustainability and innovation, there’s still a lot of work to do."

How do changes in tech and #globalization define today's geopolitics? In a discussion sponsored by The Hub at CBS and the Adam Smith Society, Professors Glenn Hubbard and Tano Santos explored this question through the lens of Adam Smith’s work. bit.ly/4shamwX

Candles, jewelry, and mittens... oh my! The holiday season is here, and these Columbia #entrepreneurs have you covered. Don't miss your chance to shop for affordable gifts for your loved ones while supporting our incredible startup community: bit.ly/3Y10uJR

When it comes to artificial intelligence breakthroughs, many people are wondering the same thing: What is the AI ROI? At a recent CBS summit, researchers and practitioners worked through that question, comparing notes on what #AI has and hasn’t delivered so far. bit.ly/3Y42UY2

Can you recall the last time you saw an incredible work of art? Now, imagine that same art was actually generated by #AI. Have your feelings about the piece changed?

"It is the leader’s fault if you are giving someone end-of-year feedback and you surprise them. Shame on you as the leader— that should never ever be the case," Ken Keller, President and CEO of Daiichi Sankyo Inc., said during a recent Silfen Leadership Series event.

Have you ever panicked after your Zoom suddenly glitched? It turns out that reaction is warranted. According to a new study from Prof. Melanie Brucks, bugs during a video call can make people seem untrustworthy, raising questions about digital equity. https://bit.ly/49W6CKC

According to a new study by Professor Dante Donati, AI seems to be quietly reshaping how millions of consumers discover and purchase products, making businesses more profitable in the process. https://bit.ly/4pgn396

What happens when firms unexpectedly lose key #talent? According to a study by Prof. Daniel Wolfenzon and his co-researchers, companies whose chief executives are suddenly hospitalized suffer critical losses, particularly if the boss in question is young. https://econ.st/43Pupbd

Looking to level up your private equity skills? Join Columbia Business School’s annual Deal Camp in Montauk — an oceanfront retreat where students, alumni, and pros dive into real case studies and network with industry leaders. Secure your spot now: https://bit.ly/3JxL781

Searching for the perfect gift for your loved ones this #holiday season? Look no further. The Columbia Business School holiday gift guide has something for everyone. Shop today: https://www.cbsgiftguide.com

How much does company #culture really matter? At BlackStone, whether you fit in or not can be a dealbreaker. Gilles Dellaert, Global Head of Blackstone Credit and Insurance, recently discussed the qualities he looks for in employees, and his top requirement may surprise you.

Has #geoeconomic tension influenced corporate strategy? Yes, very much so. A new CBS study shows that when governments impose sanctions, companies respond by reconfiguring their supply chains. What does this mean for the future of global markets? https://lnkd.in/eVFMr6cs

The 50-year mortgage is an idea that’s been around for a while, but you’re making the problem worse, not better." This was just one takeaway from the fascinating panel discussion featuring Hugh Frater ’85 and David Benson, former CEO and President of Fannie Mae, respectively.

Calling all investment banking, private equity, or venture capital professionals: Deal Camp is coming back December 4–7. Don't miss your chance to catch up on the latest industry trends in beautiful Montauk, New York. Register today: https://bit.ly/3JxL781

AI’s newest frontier? The classroom. “My first hunch was that everyone would just use AI to cheat… I realized that was a naive way of looking at it," says Professor Dan Wang, the Lambert Family Professor of Social Enterprise.

“When you are humble, everybody wants to be a teacher.” Intel Corporation CEO Lip-Bu Tan recently spoke with Dean Costis Maglaras about his approach to leadership at an iconic tech company that, in his words, had “missed all the big waves." https://bit.ly/43EN75h

CBS would like to congratulate this year’s Benjamin Michaelson Prize winner, Kevin Gorton ’26. Established in 1985 by Catherine S. Michaelson ’78, in honor of her father, this prize celebrates exceptional academic achievement and exemplary leadership in student activities.

“You have got to be tenacious, you have got to be relentless." Lew Frankfort '69, former Coach CEO, reflected on his career journey during a recent Distinguished Speaker Series installment, where he shared insights from his new business memoir “Bag Man." https://bit.ly/3M745D6

"We haven't replaced ourselves with the bots when it comes to investment decisions. We still think there's a fair amount of judgment that's required," Gilles Dellaert, Global Head of Credit and Insurance at Blackstone, said during a recent Distinguished Speaker Series event.

Sign up today— a Vibe Coding Workshop presented by the CBS Tech Club can teach you how to build agentic #AI, this Wednesday, 11/19. Register now: https://cglink.me/2ca/r124477

The main question facing carbon capture deployment is not whether the technology works, but whether it makes economic sense. Dive into the insights provided by the Climate Knowledge Initiative at CBS to learn more: https://bit.ly/4p4NMFc

As we head into the winter months, many of our neighbors are in need of warm jackets. This year, Columbia Community Service is hosting a coat and hoodie drive, allowing you to help a neighbor in need. Learn more about how to give today: bit.ly/4qY2kbx

“We all know what he campaigned on— I would urge everyone involved to focus not just on how you slice up the pie, but growing the pie." CBS Professor and former Goldman Sachs partner, Abby Joseph Cohen discusses Zohran Mamdani's potential economic impact. https://bloom.bg/49USBMS

“I don’t have an ego. So I'll go six, seven, eight layers down to talk to the engineers to understand the issue and what the yield performances are. Unless you do that, in the board meeting everything is beautiful and green when really it’s red and in crisis.”

Meet Scotty Bartlett ’26, a former U.S. Army Blackhawk pilot whose discipline and purpose now guide his MBA journey. This Veterans Day, we invite you to learn more about Scotty and how you can help empower veterans like him to build what’s next. https://bit.ly/4oZkK9T

In the US, 50 percent of renters spend more than 30 percent of their income on housing, and nearly 30 percent are severely rent-burdened, devoting over 50 percent of their income to rent.

Emotional intelligence may no longer be an exclusively human trait. Research from Kamel Jedidi, the Jerome A. Chazen Professor of Global Business, shows that AI models are uncovering what truly drives satisfaction—and it’s not just price. https://bit.ly/43J07qD

"For an aspirational brand to become a legacy brand, culture is essential. Everything comes down to a single product and the single consumer and the relationship that they have."

Are you an investment #banking, or private equity professional? Deal Camp, a retreat in Montauk, may be calling your name. Each year, around 100 members of the CBS community gather for seminars sponsored by the School's Private Equity Program. See more: https://bit.ly/3JxL781

“Industry players have an advantage in shaping regulation because they are the insiders," says Professor Lori Yue. A new CBS research framework is helping us understand how alliances between business rivals are gradually setting new industry standards: https://bit.ly/3JdF7Bg

Zocdoc founder Cyrus Massoumi '03 has one tip for MBAs looking to start their own company. 💡 Hint: it may be what you're planning to wear to your next meeting that's holding you back.

Today's NYC mayoral election has sparked heated debate over many issues. To make sense of it all, take it from the experts. CBS faculty have weighed in on the proposals offered by leading candidate Zohran Mamdani. Check out their analysis here: bit.ly/4hCwKff

“When I see data, I see a form of memory, and it’s a form of memory that can take any shape, any color, any speed.” Renowned media artist Refik Anadol’s work explores the intersection of data and human creativity. Learn more about his recent visit to CBS: https://bit.ly/43cG9nM

NYC’s next mayor could shape the city’s economy for decades. Columbia Business School experts break down the economic stakes of Zohran Mamdani’s policy proposals and what they mean for growth, business, and everyday New Yorkers. https://bit.ly/4hCwKff

Fascinating takeaways were shared during the 'AI Agents for Work' Workshop held at Columbia Business School this week.