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- Community Forum on Climate Change
Uris Hall, Room 142
Thursday, November 19 at 5:45pm - Ayn Rand: prophet or scapegoat...
Warren Hall, Feldberg Space
Wednesday, November 11 at 6:30pm - Should finance professors take...
Warren Hall, The Feldberg Space
Wednesday, October 28 at 6:30pm - 2009 Annual Social Enterprise ...
Columbia University, Alfred Lerner ...
Friday, October 9 at 7:45am
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Jennifer Burns talks about how Ayn Rand's best-selling novels have shaped our understanding of capitalism, markets and the government's role in the economy. Rand's ideas have been front and center in recent debates over the financial crisis. ...
The Social Enterprise Program Mara De Monte '10 blog about the School's first CSR case competition.
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The Social Enterprise Program Watch video from the Business School's climate change panel.
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World leaders are meeting in Copenhagen to discuss climate change policy this week. Professor Geoff Heal suggests that the participants at Copenhagen are focusing on the wrong issues. “There should ...
The Social Enterprise Program Read about the Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program on the Business School's Public Offering.
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Last summer, more than 55 MBA students in the Social Enterprise Program participated in the Summer Fellowship Program. Their internships took place at a variety of organizations, from NGOs to venture capital firms. ...
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The Social Enterprise Program Register today for the Nov. 30 event on Social Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship with Josh Mailman and David Del Ser '08. The event is organized by the Student Leadership and Ethics Board.
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Prolific Seed Investor: Frogtek, Stoneyfield Farms, Grameen Phone, Leapfrog, Seventh Generation, Utne Magazine, Napo Pharmaceuticals;
The Social Enterprise Program Watch the video from the discussion, "Ayn Rand: Prophet or Scapegoat" with Professor Jennifer Burns.
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The Social Enterprise Program
Columbia Business School is pleased to announce a Community Forum that will feature a conversation on the burgeoning field of environmental policy and climate change.
Chris Mayer, Senior Vice Dean and Paul Milstein Professor of Real Estate, will moderate a panel of faculty experts and business practitioners with diverse... areas of expertise:
Geoffrey Heal, the Paul Garrett Professor of Public Policy and Business Responsibility, from the Finance and Economics division will speak about the role played by CBS faculty and alumni in the negotiations leading to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) taking place in Copenhagen.
Elke Weber, the Jerome A. Chazen Professor of International Business, from the Management division and co-director, Center for the Decision Sciences, will share findings from her research examining how and why we make decisions about the environment.
Bruce Usher, CEO of EcoSecurities and adjunct professor from the Finance and Economics division and Social Enterprise Program, will discuss carbon credits and the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol.
Kevin Parker, head of asset management, Deutsche Bank, will share his thoughts on investment opportunities / strategies related to climate change and renewable energy.
Space is limited.
Please RSVP to jd2329@columbia.edu if you are able to attend.
Time:5:45PM Thursday, November 19th
Location:Uris Hall, Room 142
The Social Enterprise Program View the opening keynote from 2009 Social Enterprise Conference on Building Profitable Solutions to Poverty. Panelists Nancy Barry, Carlos Enrique Cavelier, Tao Yong and Steve Kloeblen discuss how inclusive business strategies are boosting earnings for both businesses and poor households.
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Nancy Barry, Carlos Enrique Cavelier and Tao Yong discuss how inclusive business strategies are boosting earnings for both businesses and poor households. Barry is the president and CEO of Enterprise Solutions to Poverty, Cavelier is the president of Alquería S.A. ...
The Social Enterprise Program Students, alumni and staff attended the 2009 Net Impact Conference at Cornell University this weekend. Read about the keynote speakers and panelists at the event.
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The 2009 Net Impact Conference will bring together the players behind the sustainable global enterprise movement, including sustainability and corporate responsibility practitioners, social entrepreneurs, and nonprofit leaders. ...
The Social Enterprise Program Getting ready for tonight's event, "Ayn Rand: Prophet or scapegoat of American capitalism?" with Jennifer Burns, professor of history at the University of Virginia.
The Social Enterprise Program Robert Reffkin '03 is profiled in the Wall Street Journal.
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For these 20- and 30-somethings, volunteering can be a burden—but well worth it
The Social Enterprise Program Professor Geoff Heal discusses President Obama's policies on climate change.
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If Congress won't get the job done on climate change, President Obama has a way to do it himself. But is he strong-arming the legislative branch?
The Social Enterprise Program Watch Jennifer Burns discuss Ayn Rand on the Daily Show. Professor Burns will speak in Warren Hall on Nov. 11. Register for the event online today: http://tinyurl.com/jenniferburnsrsvp
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Jennifer Burns discusses Ayn Rand's atheism and her renewed popularity among conservatives. Airdate - 10/15/2009
The Social Enterprise Program Read the Public Offering post about our Nov. 11 event with Jennifer Burns, professor of history at the University of Virginia.
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Ayn Rand is experiencing a resurgence in popular culture — South Carolina’s Governor Mark Sanford published a glowing op-ed about Rand’s books in the October 23 issue of Newsweek and ...
