Name: Lunch Event: Thinking Like an Entrepreneur with CBS Professor Jorge Guzman
Start: 2024-12-05T12:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-12-05T13:30:00-05:00
Location: ArtBar

Lunch Event: Thinking Like an Entrepreneur with CBS Professor Jorge Guzman

Professor Jorge Guzman will present a shortened version of his executive class: Thinking Like an Entrepreneur (for the Corporate Executive).
About this Event

Lunch Event in private room at ArtBar at the Royal Sonesta in Cambridge: "Thinking Like an Entrepreneur" with CBS Professor Jorge Guzman

Professor Jorge Guzman will present a shortened version of his executive class: Thinking Like an Entrepreneur (for the Corporate Executive).

The goal of this class is to learn how entrepreneurial decision making is different, due to the need to cope with uncertainty and the focus on developing ideas that many others may not initially get. After understanding the skills that allow entrepreneurs to do so successfully, we ask which policies and structures are in a company that promote more entrepreneurial decision making for everybody and how any executive can develop some of those skills for their own careers.

The event will be held in a private room at ArtBar Cambridge, inside the Royal Sonesta. Please arrive by Noon to briefly network and find your seat. The program will run from 12:30-1:30 pm.

A special thanks to Ed Cangialosi (CBS '16) with the Columbia Founders Society at Columbia University, for their support. The Columbia Founders Society is a community of creators and innovators dedicated to making a lasting impact through mentorship, knowledge sharing, and philanthropy. Committed to the future of entrepreneurship, Founders align their passion for discovery with their desire to empower Columbia's students, faculty, and research to change the world.

About Prof. Guzman

Jorge Guzman is the Gantcher Associate Professor of Business at Columbia University. He joined Columbia in 2018 after receiving an MBA and a PhD from MIT. At Columbia, Professor Guzman introduced a new elective, Entrepreneurial Strategy, where students understand the elements of competitive advantage for startups, and the skills that support that. His research focuses on understanding the nature of entrepreneurial ecosystems and how can the entrepreneurial economy support be inclusive for more regions in the U.S. and elsewhere. Guzman is also a Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) in the Entrepreneurship Working Group.