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 Family Professor of Business Administration); Caroline M. Elkins (Thomas Henry Carroll/Ford Foundation 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 Unit Head, Strategy)

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 (Renewal Leave)); 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