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HeartlandHeartland  

When she came to HBS, Jordan Kraft Lambert wanted to leave behind her agricultural roots. Now, serving as the nexus for a community of farmers, entrepreneurs, investors, and researchers, she feels entirely at home.

Forward ThinkingForward Thinking  

The Race for National Security Launches into Orbit

Work of ArtWork of Art  

Trading private equity for the arts, Jason Price is incubating a world-class art center in New Haven, Connecticut—and developing an impact model for transforming communities

How to Judge Your Next JobHow to Judge Your Next Job  

Michael Horn (MBA 2006) and Associate Professor Ethan Bernstein—coauthors of the new book Job Moves: 9 Steps for Making Progress in Your Career—on how to make sure your next career move is the right one

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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

10 Feb 2018
New York Times

Carlos Cordeiro Is Elected President of U.S. Soccer

Re: Carlos Cordeiro (MBA 1980)

10 Mar 2016
Atlantic

Can Doug Lemov Save US Soccer?

Re: Doug Lemov (MBA 2004)

01 Jun 2014
HBS Alumni Bulletin

Faculty Q&A: The Cup Runneth Over

Marketing professor John Quelch, the author of cases on soccer as a marketing vehicle and business enterprise, discusses this summer's World Cup in Brazil.

Re: John A. Quelch (Charles Edward Wilson Professor of Business Administration, Emeritus); By: Garry Emmons