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01 Sep 2020
HBS Alumni Bulletin

The big business of selling seconds to reduce food waste

Re: Philip Behn (MBA 2005); By: Jen McFarland Flint

01 Dec 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin

2017 in Manufacturing: The Supply Chain Goes High Tech

Re: Jerry Jasinowski (AMP 97); By: 1985), former president and CEO, National Association of Manufacturers Jerry Jasinowski (AMP 97

01 Jun 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin

Case Study: Something New

Selling brides supply-chain transparency

Re: Leslie Voorhees (MBA 2015); Calley Means (MBA 2015); Erica Blob (MBA 2006); Tony Chao (MBA 2007); Ankur Daga (MBA 2005); Sara Diniz (MBA 2005); Cindy Park (PLDA 12); By: April White

01 Jun 2016
HBS Alumni Bulletin

Ask the Expert: Barreling Ahead

What happens when microbrews go macro?

Re: Jim Buechler (MBA 1989); Matthew Rhenish (MBA 2008); Watt Miles (MBA 1972); Anselm Fusco (MBA 2002); Roger Ellis (MBA 1967)

26 Feb 2014
The First Five Years

The First Five Years: Morgan Hermand-Waiche (MBA 2010)

The founder and CEO of Adore Me is taking on all challengers

Re: Morgan Hermand Waiche (MBA 2010)

01 Mar 2009
Alumni Stories

Your Taxi Is Waiting

Will a new category of “very light jets” shake up the business of flying? These HBS entrepreneurs hope so. A look at the ups and downs of developing a new industry in a turbulent economy.

Re: Peter Leiman (MBA 2006); Cameron Ogden (MBA 2006); Bill Herp (MBA 1989); Jackie Donnelly Russell (MBA 1992); Ronald Cohen (MBA 1969); By: Julia Hanna

01 Feb 2001
Alumni Stories

Beyond the headline-making mergers of corporate conglomerates, small, specialized oil and gas companies find their niche.

Re: Brad Fischer (PMD 61); George Kaiser (MBA 1966); Jim Hackett (MBA 1979); By: Julia Hanna

01 Feb 1999
HBS Alumni Bulletin

Too Much of a Good Thing?

Overcapacity and the Global Economy

By: Garry Emmons