Columbia Assistant Dean Featured in Huffington Post
Angela Lee, Assistant Dean of the Samberg Institute for Teaching Excellence at the Columbia Business School was recently featured in The Huffington Post’s Trailblazing Women series. In addition to serving as Assistant Dean of the Samberg Institute, she also teaches both MBA and Executive Education courses on Strategy Consulting and Leadership Communication at Columbia and is the founder of 37 Angels, an angel investment network that trains women to invest in early stage start-ups. The network funds early stage startups (led by both men and women) and reviews over 2,000 start-ups a year.
Lee received her Bachelors of Arts degree from University of California, Berkeley and her MBA from Columbia Business School. In her interview with The Huffington Post, Lee was asked about how her gender has impacted her career, her achievements, challenges that she faces as a women in a leadership position and her plans for her future.
