What can Silicon Valley learn from frontier innovators? And what happens if the startup capital of the world ignores these lessons?

Re: Nicole Poindexter (MBA 1997); Amira Rashad (MBA 1998); Alex Lazarow (MBA 2010)

CEO says there's room for further growth

Re: Misha Lomtadze (MBA 2002)

Riad Armanious, CEO of Eva Pharma, provides insights into the unique challenges of confronting a pandemic in the developing world

Tom (MBA 1969) and Patricia Barry

Re: Tom Barry (MBA 1969)

Profits from a specialty water supplier are a source of needed funds for school children in Fiji

Re: Paul Phillips (MBA 2003)

Children International CEO sees her role as paying it forward

Re: Susana Eshleman (MBA 1998)

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

Re: Dave Offensend (MBA 1977)

Four MBA graduates are GO: Africa recipients

Re: Katharine Bodnar (MBA 2019); Ike Kyei (MBA 2019); Doha Tantawy (MBA 2019); Fredrick Nana-Tuyee Yeboah (MBA 2018)

Faculty immersion serves as a springboard for scholarship

Re: Keem Belo-Osagie (MBA 1980); Pippa Tubman Armerding (GMP 23); Reshmaan N. Hussam (Assistant Professor of Business Administration Hellman Faculty Fellow); Tsedal Neeley (Naylor Fitzhugh Professor of Business Administration Senior Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Research); Amitabh Chandra (Henry and Allison McCance Professor of Business Administration); Caroline M. Elkins (Visiting Professor of Business Administration); Srikant M. Datar (George F. Baker Professor of Administration Dean of the Faculty); Ramon Casadesus-Masanell (Herman C. Krannert Professor of Business Administration)

Tracy Palandjian is at the forefront of the movement to use public and private capital to deliver social and financial value

Re: Tracy Palandjian (MBA 1997)

Tony Elumelu’s “Africapitalism” strategy is ensuring that the continent supports startups

Re: Tony Elumelu (AMP 166)

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

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

Art DeFehr (MBA 1967) has balanced a dual career as the long-time CEO of Canadian furniture company Palliser and as a global human rights leader

Re: Art DeFehr (MBA 1967)

Tony Elumelu’s “Africapitalism” strategy is ensuring that the continent supports startups

Re: Tony Elumelu (AMP 166); Michael E. Porter (Bishop William Lawrence University Professor); By: April White

Art DeFehr (MBA 1967) has balanced a dual career as the long-time CEO of Canadian furniture company Palliser and a leader of human rights causes worldwide.

Re: Art DeFehr (MBA 1967); By: April White