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Singing to the Corn
Singing to the Corn
Taylor Keen’s Sacred Seed project shows how a Native American approach to agriculture can protect the planet’s soil—one garden at a time
Full Court Press
Full Court Press
With a $1 billion valuation, a group of high-profile investors, an aggressive growth plan, and a mission to create deep economic and social change, NBA Africa is shooting for a continental shift in basketball
My First Job
My First Job
The mistakes and memorable moments from our earliest experiences in the working world
Future Vision
Future Vision
Dean Srikant Datar reflects on his first two years leading HBS and outlines the strategies that will shape the School’s future
Business as a Force for Good in Society
Business as a Force for Good in Society
Alumni and faculty are demonstrating how digitalization is reshaping HBS and industries around the world.
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25 Aug 2022
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Full Stream Ahead
An insider’s look at the rise of music as a private equity darling and where it all goes from here
Re: Sherrese Clarke Soares (MBA 2004); By: Jen McFarland Flint
16 Dec 2021
New York Times
Ken Kragen, a Force Behind ‘We Are the World,’ Dies at 85
Manager to the stars, Kragen (MBA 1960) brought an A-list of musicians together for 1985 fund-raising record
389
06 Dec 2021
HBS Alumni Bulletin
In My Humble Opinion: Come Clean
Bringing a new look to an old business
Re: Jon Simon (MBA 1980); Benson P. Shapiro (Malcolm P. McNair Professor of Marketing, Emeritus); By: Julia Hanna
19 Oct 2021
New York Times
In the Contest for Content
Sherrese Clarke Soares (MBA 2004) launches a PE-backed firm to invest in music catalogs and copyrights
Re: Sherrese Clarke Soares (MBA 2004)
10 Nov 2020
Making A Difference
In Harmony
Mark Weinstein (MBA 1981) employs all the strategies of good business to help educate the next generation of elite artists
Re: Mark Weinstein (MBA 1981)
06 Jul 2020
Wired
Madame Gandhi is Running Her Music Career Just Like a Startup
Re: Kiran Gandhi (MBA 2015)
01 Jun 2020
Skydeck
Keeping the Beat
Artist and activist Madame Gandhi on writing music in quarantine and migrating musical events online
Re: Kiran Gandhi (MBA 2015)
04 Feb 2020
HBS Alumni News
In Harmony
Mark Weinstein (MBA 1981) employs all the strategies of good business to help educate the next generation of elite artists
Re: Mark Weinstein (MBA 1981); By: Maureen Harmon
305
01 Dec 2019
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Remix
How the #MeToo movement cracked Drew Dixon’s life wide open—then helped put it back together again
Re: Drew Dixon (MBA 2004); By: Jen McFarland Flint; photographed by Chris Sorensen
31 Oct 2019
Making A Difference
Finding an Audience
A homegrown service in Mexico uses the web and more to promote professional music events to an enthusiastic public
Re: Rene Solis (MBA 1958)
04 Sep 2019
HBS Alumni Bulletin
What I Do: Keith Cerny (MBA 1991)
President & CEO, Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra
Re: Keith Cerny (MBA 1991); By: Julia Hanna
01 Mar 2019
HBS Alumni Bulletin
City Hall’s Headbanger
Re: Timothy Keller (MBA 2005); By: Julia Hanna
13 Feb 2019
New York Times Magazine
Bridging the Worlds of Hip-Hop and Contemporary Art
Connecting, collecting, and advocating
Re: Kasseem Dean (OPM 50)
11 Feb 2019
Variety
Eliah Seton Named President of Independent Music at Warner Music Group
A champion of indie music on his rise through the music business
Re: Eliah Seton (MBA 2009)
17 Jan 2019
The First Five Years
The First Five Years: ‘30 Under 30’ Edition
Forbes
recently honored four young HBS alumni. We check in to see what they’re up to.
Re: Akash Pradhan (MBA 2017); Kiran Gandhi (MBA 2015); Anthony Tucker (MBA 2017); Anish Pathipati (MBA 2016)
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