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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
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
My Pandemic Pivot
My Pandemic Pivot
Alumni share the personal and professional changes they’ve made during COVID
Growing Home
Growing Home
Yoshito Hori is revitalizing his hometown—and hoping to inspire other entrepreneurs to do the same
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11 Jan 2018
Making A Difference
Taking the High Road
Re: James I. Cash (James E. Robison Professor of Business Administration, Emeritus)
22 Aug 2017
HBS Newsroom
Thoughts on Charlottesville
Re: Nitin Nohria (Professor of Business Administration Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor)
30 Mar 2017
Skydeck
Negotiating Peace in Canada's Largest Rainforest
How Wally Eamer helped end a bitter, decades-long conflict between loggers, environmentalists, government officials, and First Nations
Re: Wally Eamer (MBA 1979)
01 Mar 2017
HBS Alumni Bulletin
The Middle Way
How Wally Eamer helped broker a historic peace in the forests of British Columbia
Re: Wally Eamer (MBA 1979); By: Dan Morrell; photos by Kamil Bialous
01 Dec 2016
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Cast of Characters
Notable heroes and super villains of alumni novels
Re: Jim Glenn (MBA 1965); Jan Moran (MBA 1989); Mary Ann Tsai (MBA 1989); Stephanie Spong (MBA 1992); Amy Chu (MBA 1999); Frank Biasi (PMD 41); By: April White
01 Dec 2016
HBS Alumni Bulletin
Inside the Bestseller List with Gayle Tzemach Lemmon
Re: Gayle Lemmon (MBA 2006); By: April White
06 Oct 2016
CBS: 60 Minutes
“You Could Be Dead Any Second”
A former hostage brings her captor to justice
Re: Mary Quin (MBA 1988)
12 Feb 2016
HBS Alumni News
Creating Common Ground in Communities of Conflict
Volunteer group looks for ways to encourage peaceful relationships in regions of strife
Re: Umaimah Mendhro (MBA 2009); Scott Spencer (MBA 2009); Amy Flikerski (MBA 2009); Nitin Nohria (Professor of Business Administration Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor); Dutch Leonard (George F. Baker, Jr. Professor of Public Management Eliot I. Snider and Family Professor of Business Administration); By: Jill Radsken
06 Jun 2014
Harvard Business Review
Get Over Your Fear of Conflict
Re: Amy Su (MBA 1997)
20 Feb 2014
Harvard Business Review
Helping the Passive-Aggressive Executive
A Case Study in Coaching and Therapy
Re: Manfred Kets de Vries (MBA 1969)
04 Dec 2013
Harvard Business Review
A Problem Shared Is a Company Aligned
Re: Harry Vlachoutsicos (MBA 1954)
01 Jun 2013
Alumni Stories
School of Hard Knocks
Racially bullied as a child, now championing diversity in business
Re: Kevin Sheridan (MBA 1988)
01 Nov 2006
Harvard Business Review Classics
Managing Multicultural Teams
By: Kristin Behfar, Mary C. Kern Jeanne Brett
01 Mar 2006
Alumni Stories
The Little Ice-Cream Company That Could
Nearly thirty years ago, Gary Rogers barely scraped together the $14K he needed to invest in a struggling Bay Area ice-cream company. Today, it’s a $2 billion global business. This is no “plain vanilla” success story.
Re: William Cronk (AMP 92); By: Roger Thompson
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