Patti Melcher quit her job in private equity at 35 and founded the Joy School to help address her daughter’s learning disabilities. Twenty-five years later, it’s serving 150 children in the Houston region.

Re: Patti Melcher (MBA 1986)

Collaborations leverage Harvard’s strengths and resources

Re: Himabindu Lakkaraju (Assistant Professor of Business Administration); Raffaella Sadun (Charles Edward Wilson Professor of Business Administration); Shai Benjamin Bernstein (Marvin Bower Associate Professor); Marco Iansiti (David Sarnoff Professor of Business Administration); Scott Duke Kominers (Professor of Business Administration (Leave of Absence)); Marco Di Maggio (Ogunlesi Family Associate Professor of Business Administration); Seth Neel (Assistant Professor of Business Administration); Jorge Tamayo (Assistant Professor of Business Administration)

Inspired by his family’s experience with addiction, Stephen D’Antonio is now helping educate others about the disease

Re: Steve D'Antonio (MBA 1986)

Re: Amy Hilliard (MBA 1978)

Leonardo Letelier left a consulting career to help mission-driven nonprofit and for-profit organizations in Brazil access the financing they need to flourish

Re: Leo Letelier Pimstein (MBA 2002)

Patti Melcher quit her job in private equity at 35 and founded the Joy School to help address her daughter’s learning disabilities. Twenty-five years later, it’s serving 150 children in the Houston region.

Re: Patti Melcher (MBA 1986)

Sherrese Clarke Soares (MBA 2004) launches a PE-backed firm to invest in music catalogs and copyrights

Re: Sherrese Clarke Soares (MBA 2004)

Leonardo Letelier left a consulting career to help mission-driven nonprofit and for-profit organizations in Brazil access the financing they need to flourish

Re: Leo Letelier Pimstein (MBA 2002)

How one alumna's sabbatical catalyzed major changes in her identity and her life.

Re: Zee Clarke (MBA 2008); By: Dennis DiDonna

HBS alumni on lessons learned from navigating difficult times

Re: Akilah Rogers (MBA 2009); Chuck Fienning (MBA 1970); Aarati Rajwade (MBA 2010); Sarah Lichtenstein (MBA 2009); Dave Foster (MBA 1969); Allegra Jordan (MBA 1995); Lloyd Baroody (MBA 1977); Doug Schofield (MBA 1969); Jay Newman (MBA 1978); Kristen Forecki (MBA 2010)

An unexpected job loss offers an opportunity for reinvention

Re: Jimmy Tran (MBA 2008)

Mallika Ahluwalia (MBA/MPA 2011)

Re: Mallika Ahluwalia (MBA 2011)

Streaming head Kevin Mayer (MBA 1990) is in position as successor to Bob Iger

Re: Kevin Mayer (MBA 1990); David J. Collis (Adjunct Professor)

For David Offensend, leading a global nonprofit is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream

Re: Dave Offensend (MBA 1977)

For David Offensend, leading a global nonprofit is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream

Re: Dave Offensend (MBA 1977); By: Lisa Scanlon Mogolov