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Columbia Business School's Case Competition 2010 concluded on April 8. Teams of first-year students took part in the competition.

Participants from 12 business schools competed in the two-day event to test their management skills and heard presentations from top corporate leaders.

Johar to work closely with School's new Cross-Disciplinary Areas (CDAs), which integrate research and teaching across academic divisions, the University and the practitioner community.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg awarded $20,000 to Greenext Technology Solutions as the winner of the NYC Next Idea Competition, which was sponsored by the Economic Development Council and co-organized by Columbia Business School.

Mary Miller will oversee the recently consolidated admissions departments for the MBA and Executive MBA programs at the School.

Professor Wouter Dessein participates in Keizai Koho Center Invitation Program for U.S. Business School Educators

Members of the winning team were Ahmad Bakri '10, Francesco Braggiotti '10, Erica Brailey '10, Micael Calatrava '10 and Alexandre Domange '10.

When it comes to putting on a circus, Paul Binder MBA '67 runs a ring around the competition.

Over 700 alumni, professionals and students gathered to discuss emerging trends in the private equity and venture capital communities.

Raymond D. Horton, the Frank R. Lautenberg Professor of Ethics and Corporate Governance at Columbia Business School, is appointed the faculty director of Social Enterprise programs within the Executive Education division.