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New research from Columbia Business School, UCLA and California State University Northridge examines these day-to-day decisions and finds that the more connected you feel to your future self, the more likely you are to adopt healthier habits today, tomorrow and thereafter

NEW YORK—As digital technologies define and drive a new era in patient care, Columbia Business School Executive Education has teamed up with HITLAB, a digital health innovation organization that focuses on the diffusion of technology to improve lives worldwide, to offer an industry-first program that distills how digital technologies can transform life science research, clinical development, patient experience, operations, and business models.

CBS Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Management Director, Bunny Ellerin, was named one of PharmaVOICE's 100 most inspiring people driving innovation and change in healthcare. Ellerin won in the category of Change Agent for her over 20 years of service in the healthcare sector building and leading extraordinary healthcare organizations, many from the ground up.

Research Offers an Important Caveat to the Dictum “Do as the Romans Do” NEW YORK – On a visit earlier this year to India, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau went to great lengths to fit in, wearing heavily embroidered kurtas and showing off his polished Bhangra moves at a reception.

Six NewYork-Presbyterian leaders have been named to Crain’s New York Business's list of “Notable Women in Health Care.” The publication’s inaugural list honors female health care executives, researchers and clinicians who have profoundly impacted New York City through their professional, civic and philanthropic achievements. Among the remarkable leaders mentioned is Emme Deland CBS '80, Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer at NewYork-Presbyterian.

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The CEO of Zoetis, and Chairman and CEO of Ecolab are the winners of the annual prize for operational excellence.

The Finance Division at Columbia Business School is excited to welcome three new members to its esteemed faculty for the 2018-19 academic year.

NEW YORK – Marketers have long relied on demographic information to identify, get to know, and predict the behavior of their customers. With the rise of big data, marketers not only have the opportunity to better predict consumers’ behavior, but also to understand and respond to their immediate psychological needs, according to Columbia Business School researchers.