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The Harvard Business School Business & Environment Initiative and Food, Agriculture, & Water Club invite you to join us for Water & Climate Change: Innovating for Access and Efficiency. This discussion will aim to highlight the connection between climate change and water in terms of availability, access, quality, and efficiency in a business and investment context. It will ask the questions what are the biggest business issues related to water and climate and how are companies and innovators seeking to address these issues? Moderator: HBS Professor Forest Reinhardt Panelists: Tom Ferguson, Managing Partner of Burnt Island Ventures, Lauri Hanover, CFO of Netafim, and Nicole Neeman Brady, CEO of Sustainable Development Acquisition I Corp (S-DAC)
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From crafting a personal narrative to realizing a career vision, HBS Career Coaches are available to help. As an HBS alumnus, you get up to four complimentary coaching appointments per year. Browse our directory now.
Over the past few months, companies around the world have shifted to remote work. As you navigate a remote work environment, keep the following best practices in mind to set yourself and your team up for success.
Alum Photo of the Day from @farihaansarijaved who writes, “You can lose it all but education can never be taken away. Invest in learning #Investment#education.”
From @harvardhbs: “Business can be one of the most powerful forces to lift up the Black community, but it has too often exploited Black people and excluded them from the benefits of opportunity. I commit to do my share to change this. My hope is that this can be a once-in-a-generation opportunity to look the past squarely in the eye, to act vigorously in the present, and to create together a more just future.” —Professor Jan Rivkin
More insights from our community conversation on race earlier this month: https://hbs.me/2Czq02i
Alum Photo of the Day from @farihaansarijaved who writes, “You can lose it all but education can never be taken away. Invest in learning #Investment#education.”
From @harvardhbs: “Business can be one of the most powerful forces to lift up the Black community, but it has too often exploited Black people and excluded them from the benefits of opportunity. I commit to do my share to change this. My hope is that this can be a once-in-a-generation opportunity to look the past squarely in the eye, to act vigorously in the present, and to create together a more just future.” —Professor Jan Rivkin
More insights from our community conversation on race earlier this month: https://hbs.me/2Czq02i
Alum Photo of the Day from @farihaansarijaved who writes, “You can lose it all but education can never be taken away. Invest in learning #Investment#education.”
From @harvardhbs: “Business can be one of the most powerful forces to lift up the Black community, but it has too often exploited Black people and excluded them from the benefits of opportunity. I commit to do my share to change this. My hope is that this can be a once-in-a-generation opportunity to look the past squarely in the eye, to act vigorously in the present, and to create together a more just future.” —Professor Jan Rivkin
More insights from our community conversation on race earlier this month: https://hbs.me/2Czq02i