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Community Voices
"The most important thing for anyone in the business world is to continuously develop skills and strengths so you can demonstrate results." ~Wolters Kluwer CEO Nancy McKinstry ’84
Throughout the year, alumni have many opportunities to connect with students and other media alumni:
- Alumni Mixers
- Events organized by the Media & Entertainment Committee of the Columbia Business School Alumni Club of NY
- Digital Media MBA group
Please see Alumni Events for a detailed list of events.
For more information on how you can get involved, please contact Jonathan Knee at (212) 854-5246 or jk2110@columbia.edu or Hollis O'Rorke at (212) 851-0237 or hbo2101@columbia.edu.
Events
Mark Thompson, President & CEO, The New York Times Company (by invitation only)
John Sykes, President, Clear Channel Entertainment Enterprises (by invitation only)
Mentoring breakfast with Alan Stein '05, Global Head of Advertising Technology, Media Services, Google (by invitation only)
New York City Media Seminar Series: Tamas David-Barrett (Oxford University)
Featured Media
John Skipper, President, ESPN & Co-Chairman, Disney Media Networks, shares his insights into how to succeed in the media business.
NYC Media Seminars
Linking economists working on media topics in the greater New York area by providing a regular forum for discussion.
Miklos on Media: Featured Blog
Movie Piracy & Innovation Studios have long claimed that piracy "kills" innovation, which will ultimately hurt consumers. A new paper may suggest otherwise.