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Future Vision
Future Vision
Dean Srikant Datar reflects on his first two years leading HBS and outlines the strategies that will shape the School’s future
Singing to the Corn
Singing to the Corn
Taylor Keen’s Sacred Seed project shows how a Native American approach to agriculture can protect the planet’s soil—one garden at a time
Full Court Press
Full Court Press
With a $1 billion valuation, a group of high-profile investors, an aggressive growth plan, and a mission to create deep economic and social change, NBA Africa is shooting for a continental shift in basketball
My First Job
My First Job
The mistakes and memorable moments from our earliest experiences in the working world
Business as a Force for Good in Society
Business as a Force for Good in Society
Alumni and faculty are demonstrating how digitalization is reshaping HBS and industries around the world.
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25 Aug 2022
HBS Alumni Bulletin
On Purpose
How to ensure a company’s purpose has real human—and financial—impact
Re: Jenny Cohen (MBA 1997); Ranjay Gulati (Paul R. Lawrence MBA Class of 1942 Professor of Business Administration); By: Jen McFarland Flint
692
01 Jun 2022
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Making It Count
How new accounting methodologies could usher in a new era of impact transparency—and with it a paradigm shift for capitalism
Re: Ronald Cohen (MBA 1969); George Serafeim (Charles M. Williams Professor of Business Administration); By: Jen McFarland Flint
352
13 Apr 2022
HBS Alumni News
New School
How Rob Waldron built a mission-driven culture that helps Curriculum Associates better serve students and teachers
Re: Rob Waldron (MBA 1992)
277
30 Mar 2022
HBS Alumni News
Giving Hope and Comfort
Jeff Feingold’s nonprofit aims to improve access to basic hygiene products
Re: Jeff Feingold (MBA 1997)
22 Mar 2022
HBS Clubs
Clubs Mark a Milestone and the Lunar New Year
Clubs news
By: Margie Kelley
16 Feb 2022
Making A Difference
Holding Business to Account
Boston Common’s Geeta Aiyer uses her shareholder platform to effect social change
Re: Geeta Aiyer (MBA 1985)
07 Jan 2022
Making A Difference
Learning to Fight
His wife’s brain cancer battle led Rick Sontag (MBA 1968) to find an innovative way to help scientists and patients facing the same foe
Re: Rick Sontag (MBA 1968)
406
09 Dec 2021
Skydeck
Higher Returns
Author and CEO Richard Steel (OPM 45, 2014) on how conscious consumers are redefining the economy
Re: Richard Steel (OPM 45); Vikram Gandhi (Senior Lecturer of Business Administration)
30 Nov 2021
Making A Difference
Cold Calculations
Steve Payne is supporting an ambitious effort to slow climate change by restoring the Arctic ice
Re: Steve Payne (MBA 1985)
09 Nov 2021
Wired
Weighing Big Tech’s Promise to Black America
Re: Aaron Mitchell (MBA 2011)
28 Oct 2021
HBS Clubs
Capital Considerations for Black Entrepreneurs; Pivoting for Gender Equity
Clubs news
By: Margie Kelley
27 Sep 2021
Making A Difference
Sewn with Love
How Kikka Hanazawa has mobilized the fashion industry to help respond to global crises
Re: Kikka Hanazawa (MBA 2002)
19 Aug 2021
Skydeck
A Letter to My White Friends and Colleagues
Steven Rogers (MBA 1985) offers an action plan for helping the Black community
Re: Steve Rogers (MBA 1985)
28 Jul 2021
Harvard Magazine
Governance Reform and Shared Value
Michael Porter on the new business agenda
Re: Michael E. Porter (Bishop William Lawrence University Professor (Renewal Leave))
12 Jul 2021
HBS Alumni News
Alumni Confront the COVID-19 Crisis
How HBS alumni are helping their neighbors, communities, businesses, and each other during the coronavirus pandemic
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