If you missed the town hall meeting at Columbia Business School with Warren Buffett (’51) and Bill Gates last night, make sure to catch a replay on CNBC. Otherwise, you can read a copy of the transcript here.
While on campus, CNBC’s Becky Quick also interviewed Professor Bruce Greenwald, “the guru to Wall Street’s gurus”, on value investing.
News from Columbia Business School:
…tomorrow Columbia Business School will host businessmen and philanthropists Warren Buffett, MS ’51, and Bill Gates as part of our practice of bringing influential business leaders to campus to share their insights. The event promises to be lively, with students able to ask questions on these icons’ ventures, philosophies and views on business. The exchange will be filmed by CNBC for global broadcast under the title “Warren Buffett and Bill Gates: Keeping America Great.” In the United States it will air on Thursday, November 12 at 9 p.m. ET; in Asia on November 13 at 1200 SIN/HK; and in Europe on November 15 at 13.00 CET.
Be sure to tune in!
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Next, I added two articles under Professor Bruce Greenwald. The first article is a recent interview from Advisor Perspectives titled “Bruce Greenwald on Structural Problems in the Economy and Unemployment.” The second is an older article from Columbia Business School Alumni Magazine, Hermes, titled “The Good Life: How Managers Made the Modern World.”
