Business and Information Technologies (BIT) Global Research Network
The Business and Information Technologies (BIT) Global Research Network is a network of research institutions studying the impacts of new information and communication technologies on business practices in various countries. It is led by researchers at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. The study is following changes that are occuring in firms and industry sectors over an extended time horizon. The study has currently been conducted in 9 countries and will eventually be executed in 20-25 different countries, by network members from the respective countries. BIT Web site.

Center for Global Management (CGM) / UCLA CIBER
The Center for Global Management (CGM) is a privately funded center at UCLA Anderson that serves as the focal point for advancing the school’s global agenda and as the coordinating mechanism for UCLA Anderson’s global programs and activities. Building upon and integrating the programs and activities established by UCLA CIBER, CGM serves to promote a global management mindset in students, faculty, alumni and the broader community through teaching programs, course development, research support and community engagement, and enhance the visibility and impact of UCLA Anderson’s global footprint. CGM Web site

The Center for Management of Enterprise in Media, Entertainment, and Sports (MEMES)
MEMES examines the forces of change on the management of enterprises in media, entertainment and sports including the impacts of technology, consolidation, and globalization. MEMES Web site

Laurence D. and Lori. W. Fink Center for Finance & Investments (Fink Center)
The Fink Center represents a true unification of research and practice in the field of finance. This center sponsors research, teaching and the application of financial knowledge in the global corporate and investment community. With acclaimed faculty, extensive information resources, dedicated alumni and corporate alliances, the Fink Center offers the finest opportunities available anywhere for transforming fundamental knowledge into applicable practices within the global economy. Fink Center Web site

The Harold and Pauline Price Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
The Price Center oversees all teaching, research, extracurricular, and community activities related to entrepreneurship at UCLA Anderson. The Price Center also maintains a strong commitment to serving the non-profit and small business communities through management development programs and topical seminars. These venues allow participants such as Head Start directors, early childcare professionals, and owners of developing businesses to direct and grow their organizations with a focused, well-managed, entrepreneurial flair. Price Center Web site

UCLA Anderson Forecast
The UCLA Anderson Forecast provides forecasts for the economies of California and the United States. The UCLA Anderson Forecast for California is the most widely followed in the state and was unique in predicting both the seriousness of the early-1990s downturn, and the strength of the state economy's rebound since 1993. Quarterly conferences are attended by business, professional, and government decision-makers from across the U.S. The Forecast Seminar, a quarterly forum sponsored by major corporations, state agencies, and local governments, gives members access to new developments in forecasting technology and software development. UCLA Anderson Forecast Web site

UCLA Ziman Center For Real Estate
The new century has brought forth an exciting era of growth and success to the $7 trillion real estate industry. Following a long tradition of quality real estate research and educational programs at UCLA Anderson, the school founded the Richard S. Ziman Center for Real Estate in 2002. Due to the interdisciplinary nature of the field, the Ziman Center's research, teaching and outreach activities draw upon faculty and departments throughout UCLA, including management, law, public policy, urban planning, engineering and architecture. Ziman Center Web site