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The Imposter Among Us
The Imposter Among Us
The uneasy truth about faking it, making it, and sometimes feeling like a phony
Wide Horizon
Wide Horizon
In the wake of his son’s autism diagnosis, investor John Rodakis found a research landscape with too few people chasing too few ideas. Now he is working to reshape the field to find breakthrough treatments.
Educating Leaders for Today and Tomorrow
Educating Leaders for Today and Tomorrow
How HBS is evolving its educational programs for a rapidly changing world
Thinking Ahead
Thinking Ahead
Eight new ideas for 2024
Love and Money
Love and Money
Insights from the dating world with professional matchmaker Rachel Greenwald (MBA 1993)
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06 Dec 2021
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Truth Be Told
Accounting for the costs and benefits of an employee who reports wrongdoing
Re: Jonas Heese (Marvin Bower Associate Professor); Aiyesha Dey (James R. Williston Professor of Business Administration); By: April White
11 Jul 2017
HBS Alumni News
The Right Thing to Do
Video series explores lapses and lessons in business ethics.
Re: Larry Ackman (MBA 1963); Joseph L. Badaracco (John Shad Professor of Business Ethics); By: Constantine von Hoffman
19 Jan 2017
HBS Alumni News
Finding Purpose in Profit
Kim Riether Coupounas (MBA/MPA 1995) is helping company leaders do good while doing well
Re: Kim Coupounas (MBA 1995); Demetrios Coupounas (MBA 1993); By: Robert S. Benchley
29 Jul 2014
Harvard Business Review
Should a Female Director Tone It Down?
A case study call for response
Re: Boris Groysberg (Richard P. Chapman Professor of Business Administration)
10 Mar 2014
HBS Working Knowledge
Counting Up the Effects of Sarbanes-Oxley
Re: Suraj Srinivasan (Philip J. Stomberg Professor of Business Administration Chair, MBA Elective Curriculum)
05 Dec 2013
Harvard Business Review
Lessons Learned from Healthcare.gov
Re: Amy C. Edmondson (Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management)
04 Nov 2013
HBS Working Knowledge
The Real Cost of Bribery
The biggest problem with corporate bribery isn't its effect on reputation or the regulatory headaches it causes. It's the negative effect it has on employee morale.
Re: George Serafeim (Charles M. Williams Professor of Business Administration)
01 Mar 2013
Alumni Stories
Faculty Research Online
HBS Working Knowledge
offers a first look at new thinking from HBS faculty. Read the complete articles summarized below by visiting their web links.
11 Jan 2013
Alumni Stories
A CFO Questions Business Values
Re: Barry Rowan (MBA 1983)
01 Dec 2012
Alumni Stories
Shareholders' Value?
Reassessing investors' functions
01 Sep 2012
Alumni Stories
Rebel with a Cause
Re: Robert Massie (DBA 1989); By: Sean Silverthorne
01 Mar 2011
Alumni Stories
Two Kinds of Green
Managing the Tension between Profits and Sustainability
Re: John Replogle (MBA 1993); By: Julia Hanna
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04 Aug 2010
HBS Alumni Bulletin
A Lonely Crusader
Re: Bill Ackman (MBA 1992); By: Roger Thompson
30 Jul 2010
Alumni Stories
Notes from a Hammock
01 Sep 2009
Alumni Stories
Of Value and Values
Re: David Blood (MBA 1985); Sandra Sucher (MBA 1976); By: Julia Hanna
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