"Squawk Box" Live at HBS

On Thursday, September 16, the CNBC program "Squawk Box" will broadcast live from HBS. Hosted on campus by CNBC anchor Carl Quintanilla and University Professor Michael Porter, the program, which airs live from 6:00–9:00 a.m. EDT, will focus on U.S. competitiveness in the world economy.

Guests for the program will include HBS Dean Nitin Nohria, Steve Pagliuca (MBA '82), Dan Smith (MBA '76), and Larry Summers.

HBS Welcomes Alumni Entrepreneurs

Nine entrepreneurs-in-residence, including eight alumni, will advise MBA students interested in venture capital, private equity, and start-ups.

Career Webinars on LinkedIn, eBaker

Get an insider's tips on leveraging the power of your LinkedIn network on September 16, 12–1 p.m. EDT, as our fall career webinar series resumes. On September 22, a lunchtime webinar on eBaker will introduce online resources and career research packaged exclusively for alumni. Register now.

Life-or-Death Managerial Challenge Discussions at HBS are shaping day-to-day decision making—and, ultimately, the care patients receive—at healthcare centers near you. Read about HBS's latest work in applying management principles to medicine in the September Bulletin.

Dean Nohria on Finding a True Passion

In the September Bulletin, Dean Nohria talks about why he chose HBS over Stanford, his hobbies outside the classroom, and the people he admires.

Save the Date: Global Networking Night

More than 1,000 alumni attended 26 events around the world at HBS's first Global Networking Night last fall. Come meet fellow alumni and classmates at our 2nd worldwide HBS event on October 20.

Dial Up the Faculty

The popular Virtual Learning Series, open to all Alumni Club members, resumes with calls on social networking, the beauty industry, and corporate downsizing. Contact your local club to participate.

Reduce Your HBS Loans

Support is available for recent alumni who work in the nonprofit and public sectors. Review eligibility criteria and apply online by October 15 for assistance in repaying need-based loans.

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