Columbia Business School

The pandemic pivot: A Furniture Startup, co-founded by Verity Sylvester '19, Pivots to Work-From-Home Setups. https://magazine.gsb.columbia.edu//making-work-from-home-/

The Winter issue of Columbia Business magazine has hit the digital newsstand. https://magazine.gsb.columbia.edu/ Take a look and see the impact that our community members are making in business and the world at large. Read how one healthcare analytics expert helped the NewYork-Presbyterian hospital system allocate its lifesaving resources. Learn how faculty reimagined their popular Bridging the American Divides course for the remote-teaching era. Follow an entrepreneur thro...ugh a typical day of running his fitness company to help customers stay active during quarantine. And, of course, Class Notes. https://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/alumni/class-notes

"Columbia has been and will continue to be my life partner," says Paul Chiu '94. It was at Columbia that Paul met his wife, earned two degrees and watched his son graduate. https://giving.columbia.edu/seeing-both-sides-life-columbia

New episode of Bizcast has dropped. What kind of entrepreneur are you? Meet the co-presidents of the entrepreneur club, a community of CBS students who offer each other support on their entrepreneurial journeys. They have amazing stories to share. ow.ly/GvKD50DAG46

Grab a cup of coffee and listen to this CBS alumni duo discuss how they created the hottest cold brew startup. Wandering Bear Coffee founders Matt Bachmann ’15 and Ben Gordon ’15 share lessons they learned while building their multimillion-dollar coffee company.

In the years to come, I will come back to Columbia with stories of accomplishing my dreams and the ability to help prospective students, said Anna-Kaye Barrett ’22 at last week’s #CBSFellowScholars breakfast. Nearly 200 members of the CBS community gathered virtually to hear Dean Maglaras, Rebecca John ’01, and students talk about the School’s commitment to building an inclusive and dynamic community. #whyCBS

Columbia Business School changed Angela Lee's life in more ways than one. This 2007 alumna, professor of professional practice, and Lang Center faculty director shares her CBS story. With the support of annual donors, CBS is able to offer an unparalleled education to students and alumni to sharpen their entrepreneurial edge. Every dollar counts: bit.ly/CBSFB2020 #ColumbiaGivingDay #WhyCBS

It's not too late to support Columbia Business School on Giving Day. Your contributions help CBS underwrite scholarships, innovate the curriculum, and prepare students to solve business challenges and better our society. Join Dean Costis Maglaras in making a donation today: bit.ly/CBSFB2020 #WhyCBS #ColumbiaGivingDay

Your gift supports the vision of Dean Costis Maglaraswhich includes enhancing our state-of-the-art curriculum to align with the digital future of business, and recruiting and retaining the world's best, brightest, and most diverse students using competitive financial aid, access, and opportunity. Support the Class of 2021's Ashley Cooke and Steven Nelson, and the entire Columbia Business School community by making a donation today: bit.ly/CBSFB2020 #ColumbiaGivingDay #WhyCBS

Congratulations to the Class of 1993's Shirley Wang on her election to Columbia’s Board of Trustees: https://bit.ly/31ssd9n

Research from Professor Sandra Matz shows that environment shapes our moodspotentially shedding light on the impact isolation has on individual personalities.

The social media we follow and what we consume says a lot about our political beliefs. According to research by Professor Oded Netzer, the gap between identities in the United States stretches to the products we consume, the entertainment we watch, the places we eat, or the sports team we root for.

Columbia Giving Day is less than TWO weeks away! On Wednesday, October 28, support our resilient students, faculty, and researchers who are changing the world for the better. Here's how to get involved: bit.ly/CBSFB2020 #WhyCBS