Talk:Columbia Business School/Archives/2012
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Alum list
The following are alumni who do not have pages created yet. They may not be considered significant enough to merit mention on the page or even have their own wiki page.
- Jean-Luc Biamonti, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs
- Anne Busquet, CEO, IAC Local and Media Services, IAC/InterActiveCorp
- Howard Clark, Jr., Vice Chairman, Lehman Brothers Inc.
- Hazade Dogan, CEO, Dogan
- R. Bradford Evans, Vice Chairman, Morgan Stanley
- Richard Goeltz, Former Vice Chairman and CFO, American Express Company
- Paul Guenther, Chairman, New York Philharmonic
- Theodore Janulis, Global Head of Investment Management, Lehman Brothers
- Arie Kopelman, Vice Chairman, Chanel, Inc.
- Charles Milupi Former COO, Copperbelt Energy Corperation
- Charles Strauss, Retired President and CEO, Unilever
- Lulu Wang, CEO, Tupelo Capital Management L.L.C.
Languages
Please add pages for Columbia Business School in different languages.
History section logos
My edit to remove the historic CBS logos was reverted without rationale (diff). The logo has evolved very little over the years, and I think something more representative of CBS' history could be placed in this section, per MOS:IMAGE. —Eustress talk 20:28, 19 October 2011 (UTC)
Broken links and bad references
I count 37 broken links and five bad references. I'm going to clean them up. I'm not deleting any text, I'm not making any judgments, just removing the links to nowhere and fixing the references so they point to what they are supposed to point to. I'm also adding Michael Goodkin, which is the reason I came to the page in the first place.
AaCBrown (talk) 16:06, 11 March 2012 (UTC)
Five minutes after I clean everything up, an anonymous users inserts another broken link? Of course, no description or talk entry. I fixed it, but I'm not going to be the editor for this page. I didn't even go to Columbia. Maybe someone at the school should take an interest, just to keep the entry neat.