Takeaways from Professor Linda Hill’s discussions with global executives

Re: Avid Duggan (MBA 2006); Sunand Menon (MBA 2001); Linda A. Hill (Wallace Brett Donham Professor of Business Administration); By: April White

Tapping the power of tides and waves to help power the planet is an attractive concept, but marine-energy companies have long been held back by issues ranging from the financial to the mechanical. Now the movement is finally starting to crest.

Re: Ron Smith (MBA 1979); Rahul Shendure (MBA 2001); Jurgen R. Weiss (Senior Lecturer of Business Administration); By: Alexander Gelfand; photographed by Chris Sorensen

Tableau CEO helped build AWS for 11 years

Re: Adam Selipsky (MBA 1993); Andy Jassy (MBA 1997)

Re: Joseph B. Fuller (Professor of Management Practice); William R. Kerr (Dimitri V. D'Arbeloff - MBA Class of 1955 Professor of Business Administration Unit Head, Entrepreneurial Management); Mihir A. Desai (Mizuho Financial Group Professor of Finance); Youngme Moon (Donald K. David Professor of Business Administration); Michael W. Toffel (Senator John Heinz Professor of Environmental Management); Felix Oberholzer-Gee (Andreas Andresen Professor of Business Administration Unit Head, Strategy)

Professor Robert S. Huckman and Peter Slavin, president of Massachusetts General Hospital, on how the pandemic will transform the delivery of care

Re: Peter Slavin (MBA 1990); Robert S. Huckman (Albert J. Weatherhead III Professor of Business Administration Howard Cox Healthcare Initiative Faculty Chair Unit Head, Technology and Operations Management); By: Jen McFarland Flint

Re: Julia Cheek (MBA 2011)

Re: Jenn Hyman (MBA 2009)

A demographic time bomb is squeezing Japan’s economy from all sides and threatening the future of its health care system. Kanoko Oishi has bet her career that she can help defuse the situation—with solutions that sound more like a whisper than a boom

Re: Kanoko Oishi (MBA 1988)

Re: Matthew Prince (MBA 2009); Michelle Zatlyn (MBA 2009)

Even trademark German efficiency and invention is not immune to the innovator’s dilemma, something co-CEO Oliver Bludau has to constantly address if Berghoff Group is to stay relevant.

Re: Oliver Bludau (PLDA 25)

Stitch Fix founder Katrina Lake (MBA 2011) is one of the wealthiest female entrepreneurs in the country, but she never imagined herself as a CEO.

Re: Katrina Lake (MBA 2011)

Tamin Pechet (MBA 2007) is managing firms that support and invest in innovative water and infrastructure resources.

Re: Tamin Pechet (MBA 2007)

Speeding toward a better model for fighting cancer

Re: Bob Kraft (MBA 1965); Kathy Giusti (MBA 1985); Richard G. Hamermesh (MBA Class of 1961 Professor of Management Practice, Retired); By: Julia Hanna; illustration by Mengxin Li

Re: Jeff Immelt (MBA 1982)

38-year-old executive appointed to run consumer products division of her family’s $4.6 billion conglomerate

Re: Nisa Godrej (MBA 2006)