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Mothers of Invention
Mothers of Invention
How three HBS alumnae are building a global community of women entrepreneurs
For the Records
For the Records
In the midst of Austin’s buzzy music scene, Caren Kelleher is finding her harmony as both founder of Gold Rush Vinyl and new co-owner of Waterloo Records, with ambitions of preserving the local music scene and supporting the careers of indie artists
Keeping the Faith
Keeping the Faith
A new course investigates the powerful connections between belief, spirituality, and leadership
Forward Thinking
Forward Thinking
Saving Giraffes from Silent Extinction
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26 Jun 2025
Skydeck
The Vinyl Revival
Caren Kelleher (MBA 2010) on why records are reclaiming their place in a world of streaming
Re: Caren Kelleher (MBA 2010)
25 Jun 2025
HBS Alumni News
Hitting A High Note
Tomer Zvulun is setting the stage for the Atlanta Opera’s next act
Re: Tomer Zvulun (PLDA 21); By: April White
01 Jun 2025
HBS Magazine
Editor’s Letter
01 Jun 2025
HBS Magazine
For the Records
In the midst of Austin’s buzzy music scene, Caren Kelleher is finding her harmony as both founder of Gold Rush Vinyl and new co-owner of Waterloo Records, with ambitions of preserving the local music scene and supporting the careers of indie artists
Re: Caren Kelleher (MBA 2010); DJ DiDonna (Senior Lecturer of Business Administration); Christina M. Wallace (Senior Lecturer of Business Administration); By: Jen McFarland Flint; photos by Jeff Wilson
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15 Nov 2023
Evanston Roundtable
Sound Investment
How Steven Rogers (MBA 1985) turned a church into a musical performance space for his local Black community
Re: Steve Rogers (MBA 1985)
406
01 Sep 2023
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Turning Point: Listen to the Music
Re: Marnie Tattersall (MBA 1972)
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
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
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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
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