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Alumni on the Black Lives Matter Movement
Alumni on the Black Lives Matter Movement
HBS alumni on advancing racial justice and accelerating racial progress
Nine Ways to Have a Better 2021
Nine Ways to Have a Better 2021
HBS faculty and alumni offer nine strategies to put you over the top, whatever the year ahead may hold.
The Digital Transformation Of Health Care
The Digital Transformation Of Health Care
Technology helps to advance delivery and discovery
Out of the Valley
Out of the Valley
A special Skydeck miniseries explores how frontier markets are defining the future of innovation
In Review
In Review
Nitin Nohria reflects on his decade at the helm—and how the School has coped with the pandemic
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01 Apr 2020
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Happy Because He’s Blind
It’s a decision, not an emotion
Re: Chad Foster (PLDA 21)
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23 Jan 2019
Skydeck
The Promise of Personalized Medicine
Rich Horgan (MBA 2018) is on an urgent mission to save his brother—and he might just revolutionize drug development along the way
Re: Richard Horgan (MBA 2018)
01 Sep 2018
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Your Keyboard Is Listening
Can your typing habits predict brain disease?
Re: Jan Samzelius (MBA 1979); Robi Blumenstein (MBA 1984); By: April White
31 May 2018
Skydeck
Finding Freedom from Eating Disorders
Lindsay Ronga (MBA 2009) suffered from a severe eating disorder for seven years before eventually finding a path to successful recovery. Now, as a recovery coach, she wants to let people know that they are not alone—and they have other treatment options.
Re: Lindsay Ronga (MBA 2009)
22 Sep 2017
Making A Difference
Turning a Disorder into an Opportunity
Re: Michael Fieldhouse (AMP 177)
01 Jun 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Turning Point: Addiction’s Impact
Re: Melissa Weiksnar (MBA 1982); By: Melissa Weiksnar (MBA 1982)
06 Jan 2017
Skydeck
Mental Illness and the Workplace
Katherine Switz on how her own experience with bipolar disorder led to forming the Stability Network, an advocacy and support group for working professionals
Re: Katherine Switz (MBA 2000)
01 Dec 2016
HBS Alumni Bulletin
3-Minute Briefing: Katherine Switz
(MBA 2000)
Founder and Executive Director, The Stability Network
Re: Katherine Switz (MBA 2000)
23 Mar 2016
PBS
Curing Parkinson’s Disease
Re: Jonathan Solomon (MBA 2007); Hampus Hillerstrom (MBA 2007)
04 Sep 2014
Making A Difference
Our focus was to get drug companies to invest money in ALS
Re: Avichai Kremer (MBA 2007)
24 Apr 2014
Making A Difference
Personal crises inform a life’s work
Re: Amy Langer (MBA 1977)
24 Apr 2014
Making A Difference
"Paying forward" as a mentor to high-tech and science start-ups
Re: Mel Bellott (MBA 1978)
24 Apr 2014
Making A Difference
Seeing an opportunity to treat people with serious skin disorders
Re: Rahul Mehendale (MBA 2003)
01 Dec 2013
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Faster, Bigger, Stronger: Supersizing the NFL
The world's premier league of spectacle and sport has an ambitious plan for growth. But some formidable challenges—everything from player safety to globalization—are standing in the way.
Re: Peter O'Reilly (MBA 2002); Eric Grubman (MBA 1987); Isaiah Kacyvenski (MBA 2011); Jonathan Kraft (MBA 1990); Bob Kraft (MBA 1965); Ben Schlatka (MBA 2005); David Icke (MBA 1994); Juan Alcacer (James J. Hill Professor of Business Administration)
11 Jul 2013
Alumni Stories
Making Lives Better
Alison Tepper Singer (MBA 1993) is using her business skills to build a 'pipeline of scientists' to solve the mystery of autism.
Re: Alison Singer (MBA 1993); Daniel Singer (MBA 1993); By: Jill Radsken
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