Rob Lalka on How to Think Better, Responsibly
At Columbia Business School's Think Bigger Innovation Summit, Lalka spoke about his new book, The Venture Alchemist: How Big Tech Turned Profits Into Power.
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Embracing the 'Messy Middle'
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Unleashing the Boundaries of Healthcare Innovation
Professor Carri Chan joined three leaders in the healthcare field at Columbia Business School's Think Bigger Innovation Summit to discuss how they are challenging the boundaries of innovation.
New York City’s Remarkable Rise as an Innovation Hub
Professor Nataliya Wright moderated a conversation about the city’s transformation at the second annual Think Bigger Innovation Summit at Columbia Business School.
Ryan McManus Interviews Vinod Khosla on the Transformative Power of Entrepreneurial Thinking
The world renowned entrepreneur, investor, and technologist foresees transformative advancements in AI, robotics, and sustainable technologies, urging belief in new ideas and the courage to think bigger.
Model Teaching
Columbia Business School faculty are blazing a trail with innovative, AI-based teaching strategies.
How Empty Offices Are Ruining American Cities
Major American cities such as New York and San Francisco face serious problems — mass migration, empty offices and declining tax revenues. These trends have had a direct impact on cities, which rely on tax revenues for funding, a significant portion from commercial real estate. Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh has defined this cycle of spillover effects as the "urban doom loop."
Insuring Against Disaster: Carbon Emissions Need Drastic Cuts Now, According to New Risk Management Study
To hedge against potentially severe damages associated with climate change, a new Columbia Business School study finds CO2 emissions should be cut by 70 percent — quickly.