Columbia MBA Class of 2012

[...] Asia Business Association (2011) Member, Hermes Society (2011 & 2012) Volunteer, India Business Conference (2011) Co-chair, India Business Conference (2012) Peer Advisor, Class of 2013 (2012) If [...]

India: Maintaining Momentum April 14, Low Library, Columbia University Is the story of India’s rise losing steam? After a few years of strong gro [...]

[...] like Organizational Change and Top Management Process. But only platforms such as India Business Conference actually provide us with a real world experience on leadership. My experience chairing [...]

Glad to announce that the 2013 edition is out. http://www0.gsb.columbia.edu/students/organizations/saba/conferences/2013/ Wishing good luck to the or [...]

[...] learned more about the broad landscape I gravitated towards certain areas of the industry- Investment Banking. While I was in this pursuit, financial services transformed from the hottest career path [...]

[...] celebrations to come. Tuscany is not going anywhere! Since I had decided to pursue Investment Banking we thought it would make sense to visit some of the leading financial centres of the [...]

[...] When you are deep inside this bubble called  investment banking recruiting it's difficult to plan ahead for the upcoming semester. Nevertheless, we still [...]

[...] ! As for me, I'll be here in NYC, gaining experience in Corporate Finance and Investment Banking! Now, if you really must know how many $$$ we will earn during the summer, go check [...]

[...] no reason that would require them to be mentioned in the same context. But if you attend Columbia Business School, you get opportunities to interact with both. If you wish to do an MBA, you would want [...]

[...] from the stress of academics and recruiting.  Happy Hour is a privilege for Columbia Business School.  No other school at Columbia University has anything like it (we’re the social [...]

[...] Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 When we join Columbia Business School, we get involved in many things on campus. It's a chaos and you just try to live in the [...]

[...] course by David Pogue, the famous technology columnist from NYTimes. The course focuses on consumer technology and why products become a hit or a flop. If the first lecture is any sign of what's in [...]

[...] by Professor Tetlock, Financial Statements Analysis & Valuation by Professor Katz and Consumer Technology by David Pogue (New York Times Technology columnist). There are a few more courses we had [...]

[...] write about Peer Advising as a separate one. Peer advising is one of the most sought after leadership roles on campus and I think it will be worthwhile to write about it separately. [...]

[...] a selection process that included a lottery or an application. (When you decide to attend an MBA program, get ready to accept  this as a fact of life- there is more demand than supply for all things [...]

[...] focused on the behavioral/fit part. This is somewhat similar to what you'd expect during an MBA admissions interview (Tell me about a time when you ....) and sometimes involved describing the decision [...]

[...] I will be officially a CBS MBA student at noon tomorrow. I can't believe it's finally happening. For the past couple of years I more [...]

[...] experience volunteering for IBC 2011 was phenomenal. As a volunteer, I enjoyed working with the IBC team and also developed my own organizational skills. I believe a co-chair has much more [...]