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Outside the Office.
For charity, Murray Todd rappelled the 30 stories of his office building. See the PMD 19 notes.
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In the Grand Tetons.
Bern and Katherine Crowl went whitewater rafting on the Snake River. See the AMP 63 notes.
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A Restored Frazer Nash.
John Terry found the car built in 1933 for his father, who sold it before the war. See the MBA ‘68E notes.
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Helping the Most Vulnerable.
Kevin Jenkins in his role as pres. and CEO of World Vision International. See the MBA ‘85A notes.
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Standing amid Beauty.
OPM 30 classmates visited Dale Chihuly's glass studio. See the OPM 30 notes.
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Connoisseurs.
Yie-shin Hung, Mark and Jean Graves, and Steve Wasko in the wine cellar. See the MBA ‘86B notes.
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At the Château de Vaux le Vicomte.
Laetitia Garriott de Cayeux and her husband performed in a costumed soirée before their wedding. See the MBA ‘04H notes.
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At Sanghvi's wedding.
Matt Carson, Jason Smith, Sameer Ahuja, Josh Clark, Samir Parikh, Jeff Kaplan, Tenno Tsai, and In Seon Hwang. See the MBA ‘02E notes.
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In the Grand Tetons.
Jonathan Lischke and Aaron Bendikson survived ice storms and the crack of doom to reach the top. See the MBA ‘03G notes.
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At Siem Reap.
Charles Soriano and Joe Narus visited Phuket Island, Thailand, and Cambodia. See the MBA ‘01I notes.
Feb 01 2012
Charlotte Club Donates to Nonprofits
The Harvard Business Club of Charlotte has donated $51,000 to area charities, part of a surplus from a recent educational program. The record annual total brings the club's charitable contributions to $250,000 over the past nine years.
Jan 30 2012
Shopping Around
Developer Julia Calabrese (OPM 22, 1995) builds designer shopping outlets in Europe and the UK.
Jan 27 2012
Early-Stage Incubator Launches at Harvard
Patrick Chung and Harry Weller have helped co-found the Experiment Fund, a new early-stage seed fund backed by New Enterprise Associates, one of the world's largest venture capital firms. The fund will support entrepreneurs across Harvard.
Jan 25 2012
Is Tax Reform Viable?
With the so-called Buffett Rule in the news, investor Dal LaMagna (MBA 1970) ponders taxes and the 99 Percent.
Jan 24 2012
The Power of Mentoring
In his HBS application, Gerald Chertavian outlined his vision for a program to support low-income, at-risk youth. In 2000, his idea became a reality with the launch of Year Up.
Jan 18 2012
Survey Reveals Depths of US Competitiveness Problem
HBS alumni overwhelmingly believe that the US is losing its competitive edge in the global economy, according to survey results revealed today at a press conference in the nation's capital.
Jan 18 2012
Charter Supporter
Mary Burke (MBA 1985) works to provide kids with a vision, motivation, and educational opportunity.
Jan 12 2012
A Walk on the Wild Side
Entrepreneur Zhang Mei has been able to turn her favorite hobby, exploring the wilder and more remote parts of China, into a thriving business.
Jan 10 2012
The Tender Taxman
Robert Burke offered colleagues an unexpected reason to support his plan for a nonprofit tax assistance program: "We'll be better business professionals if we know how to interact with a completely different demographic than ourselves."
Jan 06 2012
Where Are They Now?
Krishna Mahesh (MBA 2005), the winner of the 2010 Alumni New Venture Contest, opens his first factory.
