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We need you! Join the HBS Fund Investors Society today and help unlock a $5M gift to the HBS Fund. Reaching the Challenge goal of 1,908 members by June 30 will provide vital support for the School’s continued excellence and impact. Click the link in bio to learn more and join. #HBSFund #harvardbusinessschool #hbsalumni
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“We can transform millions of people’s lives by fueling stronger outcomes in community colleges.” On this episode of Skydeck, One Million Degrees CEO Aarti Dhupelia (MBA 2005) discusses her inspiration to focus on community college support, the benefits of these institutions, and how the Chicago-based nonprofit supports community college students on the path to economic mobility. Listen to the episode today with the link in bio!
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Each year, the Louisiana State University (LSU) Tigers take to the gridiron in August, when temperatures in Baton Rouge reach the 90s with high humidity. Training in those extreme conditions with heavy gear can be dangerous, and the young athletes have to carefully monitor their health, especially their hydration. That’s where Nix Biosensors come in. Both dehydration and overhydration can be a matter of life or death for everyone from football players to mail carriers, says Nix founder and CEO Meredith Unger Cass (MBA 2010). The Nix Solo biosensor she first imagined as an HBS Blavatnik Fellow tracks hydration biomarkers, including fluid and electrolyte losses, before safety issues arise. And the Nix Pro, a group monitoring app, ensures coaches or other administrators can evaluate the health of team members. In the LSU 2024 preseason, the sensor reduced the young athletes’ need for IV fluids by 92 percent. “We’re giving people the tools they need to access, understand, and act on their own biology in real time, to avoid health and safety issues before they start,” says Cass, noting her company’s vision of “self-health.” 📷: Michael Quiet #ForceForGood #HBSForceForGood #HBSAlumni
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