The Columbia Business School team meets with members from various financial institutions and Peacock Hotel staff to understand the financing for the planned Peacock Hotel expansions.
Africa Entrepreneurship Master Class: Business Meetings
Africa Entrepreneurship Master Class: Final Strategy Meeting
Meeta, Charlly and Danielle prepare their strategy for their final meeting with the Mfugales.
Africa Entrepreneurship Master Class: Final Meeting Between the Mfugales and the CBS Team
The Columbia team meets with the Mfugales for the last time.
Africa Entrepreneurship Master Class: Recommendations
Meeta and Charly suggest how the Mfugales might proceed with the Peacock Hotel brand and their planned expansions.
Africa Entrepreneurship Master Class: CBS Student Reflections
Meeta Sethna, Charlly Greene and Danielle Cyr speak about the impact the Dar es Salaam visit has had on their lives.
rightpedal
Hootan Mahallati, Columbia Business School, ’07, was a 2007 recipient of the prestigious Lang Fund. Here he talks about his company, rightpedal, and the impact the Entrepreneurship Program at Columbia Business School continues to have on his day to day business decisions.
Blow: New York’s premier blow dry bar
Co-owner Julie Flakstad and others talk about the secret of Blow’s success.
Think Coffee
First published in NYC24, The Hijinks Issue, 2008.
By Jay Corcoran
April Fool’s Day at Think Coffee, New York City.
Mildred Verrier was worried.
One night last week she planned to roller skate at her place of employment, Think Coffee, while dressed in her underpants and other accessories while playing the ukulele.
“The singing and nudity didn’t bother me,” said Verrier a coffee barista-singer, “it’s the roller stakes, I never did it before.”
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