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Reframing Modern Art
Reframing Modern Art
Denise Murrell traded finance for fine arts—and cast a critical new eye on iconic paintings
Connecting Patients and Providers
Connecting Patients and Providers
How his mother’s search for treatment led Greg Jarzabek to build a better way to bridge the medical market
A Data-Driven Approach to Gun Policy
A Data-Driven Approach to Gun Policy
Research conducted by two HBS professors inspired gun waiting-period legislation now being considered in Congress
City on a Hill
City on a Hill
There’s no silver bullet for economic recovery in Appalachia. It’s going to take a whole new ecosystem—which is just what Geoff Marietta has built
Five Receive 2019 HBS Alumni Achievement Award
Five Receive 2019 HBS Alumni Achievement Award
Meet the recipients of the School's highest honor
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30 Apr 2019
HBS Alumni News
Leading Schools That Change Lives
An innovative educator brought business insights, administrative experience, and a layman’s perspective to the task of rescuing a financially troubled Delaware Catholic high school.
By: Deborah Blagg
98
01 Dec 2018
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Competencies and Credentials
Creating jobs and maintaining a company’s competitiveness
Re: William Kerr; Joseph Fuller
828
15 May 2018
New York Times
Spreading the Safety Net
Jennifer Hyman on the decision to extend the same benefits to all Rent the Runway employees
2274
01 Mar 2018
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Every Trick in the Book
What it takes to reinvent the bookstore for the age of Amazon
By: April White
7518
01 Mar 2018
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Making Sense of the Modern Startup
How Bill Sahlman invented Entrepreneurial Finance—and why it didn’t end his HBS career
By: 1986) Jeffrey L. Cruikshank (PMD 51
590
01 Dec 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin
The Robots Are Coming to Save Your Job
Rethink Robotics doesn’t want to replace human laborers—it wants to give them the ultimate coworkers
By: Dan Morrell
138
01 Dec 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin
2017 in Education: Investing in the Next Generation of Workers
Re: Bharat Anand
317
01 Dec 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin
The Business Case (Or Not) for Sustainability
Business & Environment Initiative professors Rebecca Henderson and Mike Toffel debate the responsibility and capability of businesses to address climate change and other environmental risks
Re: Rebecca Henderson; Michael Toffel
2113
01 Sep 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin
The Shape of Things to Come
Dean Nohria and Felix Oberholzer-Gee on navigating the increasingly competitive marketplace for business education
Re: Nitin Nohria; Felix Oberholzer-Gee
197
01 Sep 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Case Study: Confidence Builder
How can a young company challenge the status quo?
By: April White
123
01 Sep 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Inbox: From Das’s desk
Re: Das Narayandas
144
29 Mar 2017
DelmarvaNow
Randy Day Named Perdue Farms CEO
107
16 Dec 2016
Skydeck
An Environmental Epiphany
Former energy executive Jules Kortenhorst reflects on how global political shifts—and a walk in the South African bush—brought him to lead the Rocky Mountain Institute, a think tank focused on sustainability
359
05 Dec 2016
Philadelphia Inquirer
Scaling Up at Five Below
Retailer targets the tween market
361
23 Apr 2016
The Business Times (Singapore)
Tipping His Cap to Open Source
Red Hat CEO sees the movement creating big change in business and society
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