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Even though the Class of 1975 was trained at HBS to look to the long term, the millennial year 2000 must have seemed light-years distant when that youthful, eager group set forth from Soldiers Field to conquer the world.
Twenty-five years later, the Bulletin examines how time and experience have shaped and honed the class. We've selected eight classmates whose professional expertise ranges from Girl Scout cookies to e-commerce and whose stories suggest the diverse endeavors of the class as a whole. While "older and wiser" is an appropriate label for this group, perhaps it's more fitting to say that, in the following pages, we introduce a product that over time has truly become "new and improved."
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