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My Pandemic Pivot
My Pandemic Pivot
Alumni share the personal and professional changes they’ve made during COVID
Funding His Purpose
Funding His Purpose
Leonardo Letelier left a consulting career to help mission-driven nonprofit and for-profit organizations in Brazil access the financing they need to flourish
Growing Home
Growing Home
Yoshito Hori is revitalizing his hometown—and hoping to inspire other entrepreneurs to do the same
In the Hot Seat
In the Hot Seat
Wisdom, war stories, and what’s next for global business from former GE CEO Jeff Immelt
Supporting Students on Their Journeys
Supporting Students on Their Journeys
How HBS provides financial assistance from classroom to career
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07 Sep 2021
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Funding His Purpose
Leonardo Letelier left a consulting career to help mission-driven nonprofit and for-profit organizations in Brazil access the financing they need to flourish
Re: Leo Letelier Pimstein (MBA 2002)
27 May 2020
Alumni Stories
Prepare to Exit
An unexpected job loss offers an opportunity for reinvention
Re: Jimmy Tran (MBA 2008)
01 Dec 2019
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Organic Matter
Re: Neil Black (MBA 1997); Ross Buckenham (MBA 1981); By: Julia Hanna
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16 Jul 2019
HBS Alumni News
The Making of a Movement
Three strategic decisions helped transform an inspiring idea into the fastest-growing athletic fundraiser in the nation, generating massive philanthropic impact in the battle against rare cancers
Re: David Linn (MBA 2000); Das Narayandas (Edsel Bryant Ford Professor of Business Administration Senior Associate Dean for HBS Publishing); By: Greg Forbes Siegman
19 Mar 2019
Making A Difference
Mission Critical
Educating the public about the value of organ donation
Re: Janice Whaley (GMP 15)
01 Mar 2019
HBS Alumni Bulletin
A Wider Net
Professional soccer has never been more popular in the United States. So why aren’t more kids playing it? US Soccer President Carlos Cordeiro says the problem isn’t a lack of interest—it’s a lack of access
Re: Carlos Cordeiro (MBA 1980); By: Dan Morrell
23 Sep 2018
New York Times
320,000 High Schoolers to Get Free Water Bottles. The Goal? 54 Million Fewer Single-Use Drinks
Re: Sarah Kauss (MBA 2003)
14 Sep 2017
The Harvard Gazette
Political Failure Through a Business Lens
Re: Michael E. Porter (Bishop William Lawrence University Professor)
22 Aug 2017
HBS Newsroom
Thoughts on Charlottesville
Re: Nitin Nohria (Professor of Business Administration Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor)
23 Jan 2017
East Bay Times
The CEO Who is Perking Up Peet’s Coffee
Re: Dave Burwick (MBA 1989)
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
01 Sep 2016
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Going Forward
A message from Dean Nitin Nohria
Re: Nitin Nohria (Professor of Business Administration Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor)
01 Sep 2016
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Connection, Engagement, Participation
Re: Brent Hurley (MBA 2011); David Huynh (MBA 2011)
01 Sep 2016
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Making Progress on Strategic Priorities
Re: Kristin W. Mugford (Melvin Tukman Senior Lecturer of Business Administration Chair, MBA Field and Co-Curricular Activities); Robin J. Ely (Diane Doerge Wilson Professor of Business Administration)
04 Jan 2016
HBS Newsroom
Taking Time Out for a Challenge
A doctoral candidate returns to her studies after a year helping tackle Africa’s Ebola crisis
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