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Do You Work in "Office Space"?Upcoming career webinars include engagement lessons from the movie cult classic, sessions on selling, and resume advice. Put your TPS report down and register for our September 20 discussion, when we'll help you develop board skills. more
Cross-Class Industry PanelsNext week, reunion-goers will have the chance to connect with fellow alumni interested in digital entrepreneurship, private equity, healthcare innovation, and philanthropy. There's still time to register. more The Economic Crisis and Its AftermathThis fall, HBS Clubs in Detroit, Jacksonville, Los Angeles, Miami, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, San Diego, Seattle, Toronto, and San Francisco will host a series of current affairs discussions with Prof. Rob Kaplan, author of the recent book What to Ask the Person in the Mirror. Join us for an HBS perspective on the current economy. more
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HBS has bred the powerhouse duos behind Gilt Groupe, Rent the Runway, and a cosmetics company you may have heard of, Birchbox, run by Katia Beauchamp (MBA '10) and Hayley Barna (MBA '10). more |
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Ed Ellison (MBA '91). more
Ana Maria Diniz (OPM 36, 2007). more
Alex Taussig (MBA '09). more
Howard Hoople (MBA '80). more
The Spangler EffectMeet the man behind the campus landmark. From the beginning, Spangler was never just about meals, or study sessions, or events. more |
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HBS faculty focus on the environmental and business challenges of urban growth. more
How one HBS alum transformed Manila's water system into a model public-private partnership. more
Inside the high-risk, high-tech business of lithium-ion batteries. more
What Boards Look ForWEBINAR |
Fall ReunionsHBS Campus |
Faculty on Accelerating Innovationhbs clubs |
Personal Engagementwebinar |
Faculty on China & the 21st Centuryhbs clubs |
Loan Repayment Assistance Programdeadline |
When Less Choice Is a Good Thing Forget "the more, the merrier." An increasing body of research shows that people respond positively to limited choices. Learn how companies are turning this principle into a successful business model. |


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