Events Calendar

CAVA's mission is to enhance Columbia Business School alumni's early-stage startups through resources and mentorship. Applications for its Summer 2021 cohort are now open until May 11. An information session will be held on May 7 to discuss the program and applications.

CAVA's mission is to enhance Columbia Business School alumni's early-stage startups through resources and mentorship. Applications for its Summer 2021 cohort are now open until May 11.

RSVP here. This course serves as an incubator for startups making a tangible impact on people or the planet, and is open to interested students across all of Columbia's schools and programs, including undergraduates - join the info session to learn more!

The Lang Fund is opening up its spring selection process for early-stage, CBS alumni-founded startups. Winning companies typically receive $25-$50k investments and re-applicants are encouraged. Read about the fall winners.

This year’s 18th annual Columbia Women’s Business Society Conference, Profiles in Resilience, highlights women making strides in the workplace in the wake of unprecedented challenges. Through our panels, World-Changing Women, Leading Women in Tech, The Business of Art, and Revolutionizing Healthcare, as well as talks from our incredible keynote speakers, Profiles in Resilience showcases women […]

RSVP Join the Lang Center at Columbia Business School to hear the latest Research Fellows present updates on their research findings in innovation and entrepreneurship. The Dynamics of Culture in Entrepreneurial Ventures (Soo Min Cho PhD '21) Soo Min's research examines the dynamics of organizational culture in the context of entrepreneurial ventures, such as the role […]

RSVP Since 2018, the She Opened the Door initiative has aimed to enlighten, educate, elevate, and empower self-identifying women from across the University. We’re excited to announce a new all-day in-person event for those interested in learning from Columbia entrepreneurs. The day will kick off with a keynote address from Barbara B. Roberts, Former Entrepreneur in Residence (now […]

Register here Alleycon, Columbia Business School's technology, startup, and venture capital conference, invites you to the financial district of Manhattan for 9 hours of amazing networking, speakers, and atmosphere.

Mike Lewis, General Partner at Enjoy the Work, will define Product Market Fit (PMF), a framework for seeking PMF, and provide tips on what to do if there remains a gap between customer, problem and solution. RSVP Here

Join Columbia Business School for a conversation with Ian Sigalow ’06, co-founder and managing partner of Greycroft, a multi-stage venture fund based in New York City. Ian will discuss his career journey, including his own entrepreneurial endeavors, and the story behind how he became the managing partner at a fund right out of CBS. Register here.