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Current Issue: September 2009

  • Contents
    • Rich Wilson
    • E Ink’s wild ride
    • Over the Top
    • Read All About It!
  • Editor's Note
  • Letters
  • In Brief
    • The Scene: We Did It!
    • My Two Cents: Sheryl WuDunn (MBA ’86)
    • MBA Oath Maintains Momentum
    • Ready for Launch
    • Bold Idea Takes Off
    • Noted & Quoted
    • From Bytes to Bites
    • Class Day, Commencement Mark New Beginning for Newest Alumni
    • Remembering "Mr. Harvard"
    • Make the Most of HBS Alumni Resources
    • Back to School
    • 2 + 2 = All Smiles
    • of Note
    • Alumni Bookshelf: Building Your Own Dream Team
    • Alumni Books
  • Ideas
    • Faculty Q&A with HBS professor Peter Tufano: Consumer Finance Makes HBS Debut
    • Case Study: Of Value and Values
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march 2005

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Q&A with Edwin Reed. As CFO of the Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church, the Reverend Edwin Reed (MBA ’79) plans to help Allen’s faith-based community-development model take root in cities nationwide.

Answering the Call. Revisit five classic cases, all at least twenty years old, that are still taught at HBS. What’s the secret to their enduring success?

Venture Capital’s Comeback. Since the tech meltdown in 2001, venture-capital partnerships have trimmed staff, scaled back the size of funds, and gotten back to the basics of investing. For the top firms, at least, business is looking up.

In the Blood. At Three Chimneys Farm, owner Robert Clay (OPM 4, 1980) brings passion, integrity, and a level head to the glamorous yet risky world of Thoroughbred racehorses. This year, Clay welcomes Smarty Jones — the 2004 Kentucky Derby champion — to his stable of “boutique” stallions.

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Online Job Bank Debuts; Time to Trek; Health-Care Initiative; Robert Buzzell Remembered; WSA Conference; Dean’s Conference Call ; Better Care at Lower Cost; Campaign news

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Faculty Q&A, Faculty Books, Faculty Research Online, Caseworks

Entrepreneur’s Notebook

Take Two

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Carlo Franzblau (MBA ’88), Phil Black (MBA ’02), Matthew Simmons (MBA ’67), Kim Reynolds (MBA ’79), Sung Won Sohn (PMD 35, 1978), David Wilkins (MBA ’90)

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Career Briefs, HBS Clubs and Associations, Alumni Bookshelf, Alumni Travel Program

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Alumni News | Mara Aspinall

Ex-Genzyme Official to Lead Testing Firm

Former Genzyme Genetics president Mara Aspinall (MBA '87) has taken the helm of a new cancer diagnostics business, On-Q-ity Inc.


Past Issue | September 2008

Mara Aspinall

Mara Aspinall (MBA '87) talks about the promise of personalized medicine in a September 2008 Q&A.

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