LIVE EVENT + PODCAST TAPING

Catalysts for Change: CBS Alumni Shaping the Future of Social Enterprise With the More MPE Podcast

Tuesday, March 25
6:00–8:30 PM ET*
*Reception to follow included with RSVP

Columbia Business School, Geffen Hall
Cooperman Commons + Horton Lounge + Boardroom
645 West 130th Street, New York, NY 10027

Join us for a live event and taping with Professor Ray Horton, founder of the Social Enterprise Program (today's Tamer Institute for Social Enterprise and Climate Change), director Sandi Wright, and the groundbreaking social enterprise leaders featured in this season’s More MPE podcast series for a discussion on lessons from successful careers in social enterprise.

Over the last three decades, thousands of Columbia Business School students have taken part in courses and extracurriculars through the Tamer Institute, many starting with the elective Modern Political Economy. The class seeks to equip students with the tools to both understand and shape ever-evolving global economic systems. Last year, we took this mission outside of the classroom through the More MPE podcast, where host Professor Ray Horton and Columbia Business School faculty discussed some of the most current and controversial issues that affect business, government, and society.

This season, Ray and Sandi returned with new, pressing, and insightful conversations, with CBS alumni who pursued extraordinary careers in fields ranging from impact investing to social services to the circular economy, and so much more. These inspiring leaders are making a profound impact in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors not just in New York City, but across the country and around the globe.

In this special event, for the final episode of the season, Ray and Sandi will be joined by these impressive alumni for a discussion and reception where current, future, and former CBS students can learn from their careers, hear their thoughts about the future, and network with mission-driven alumni, professors, and peers

Get involved!
We invite listeners to submit questions about the topics discussed during the series. We'll select a number of these questions to answer as part of the in-person Q&A.

Questions? Please contact Hannah Slow at hs2948@gsb.columbia.edu. 

Photography / filming policy: This live podcast recording is on the record. By registering for this free event, participating audience members consent to be recorded and included in the final podcast episode of the season. By entering the event premises, you consent to interview(s), photography, audio recording, video recording and its/their release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction to be used for podcasts, news, web casts, promotional purposes, telecasts, advertising, inclusion on websites, social media, or any other purpose by the Tamer Institute for Social Enterprise and Climate Change and its affiliates and representatives.