The Truth About Priorities: Five is Probably the Wrong Number
Rethinking the orthodoxies of setting priorities.
Features: Leadership
More Advice for the Next Administration
CBS faculty members weigh in on how the incoming president can address healthcare, climate change, protectionism, immigration, and partisanship
Michael Gee ’81 Turns Decades of Leadership Experience Into Advice for a More Diverse Workplace
Gee frequently publishes articles on combatting racism in the workplace, opening the pipeline for Black talent, and the importance of reparations.
Be Yourself in Your Next Selfie
New research shows that authenticity on social media leads to an increased sense of well-being.
Five Pieces of Advice for the Next US President
CBS faculty members offer their ideas for how the president should address the pandemic and the economy, and how to lead the country for the next four years.
Do You Tell People Who You’re Voting For?
Keeping your vote a secret from family and close friends could result in feeling regretful and inauthentic.
In Pursuit of an Equal America
Mona Sinha ’93 has dedicated her career to women’s rights.
Startup Principles Helped Deliver Meals to Millions
FeedMyCity distributed 4.5 million cooked meals to migrant workers in India through a mix of marketing, technology, and leadership.
Kamala Harris: Democratic VP Pick and Brand Name
A political campaign, like an advertising campaign, is all about the marketing.
Columbia Business School Dean Emeritus Shares Lessons Learned
Meyer Feldberg looks back on his distinguished career in "No Finish Line"
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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world of business, while bringing historical inequities and injustice into sharp relief.
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