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Congratulations to Professor Rick Larrick who recently received our Bank of America Faculty Award for 2015. The award is our highest faculty honor and is given for outstanding contributions to the school in terms of teaching, research, leadership, and service.
"As a physician, the MBA provided me with a new language, unique ways of asking questions, and a different framework for analyzing problems. I am now more effective serving as a translator between business and medicine, which has allowed me to assume roles in healthcare innovation."
Hear more from Blake Long, Weekend Executive '15 and Chief Clinical Officer, Mosaic Health Solutions, in this Q&A:
http://dukefuqua.com/1rqrAJ2
Name a health care company you think is doing exciting work, and why? IBM…
Congratulations to all of the Michigan Ross 2016 Graduates! http://myumi.ch/LEE9k
Even just a 10% increase in vocal variety can make a big difference.
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Have you heard? Tech makes up 20 of the 25 highest-paying companies in U.S. this year.
The tech industry, where a dearth of talent is driving up annual salaries well past $100,000, dominates a new list of the top-paying companies in the U.S.
Tax compliance, disaster relief, and health care – the many hats of a talented #CornellMBA grad.
Jamel Morris MBA '05 helps the federal government tackle big, unusual projects.
For Medipass, entering an emerging market came unintentionally:
"Trained in India but working in the U.K., cancer physician Baliyan was appalled by the lack of cancer diagnosis and treatment facilities available to ordinary working people living far from major cities in his home country. He and a few colleagues set up ClearView to provide affordable, state-of-the-art nuclear medicine in small towns and rural areas. An introduction to Medipass gave Baliyan an opportunity to pitch his idea to the company."
Dr Rob John, visiting senior fellow at the Asia Centre for Social Entrepreneurship & Philanthropy, profiles Medipass as part of his series of working papers on Asian philanthropy.
Dr Rob John, Visiting Senior Fellow, National University of Singapore Business School, and Advisory Board Member, The Conference Board Initiative on Corporate Philanthropy …
"As future business leaders, we Tuckies learned a vital lesson in patiently striving to understand the culture, history, and motivations of potential business partners," says Nicole Daniele T'16. #TuckGO
Cuba is a place of unexpected contrasts.
If in New York City it pays to look up, in Barcelona, don't forget to look down - http://esade.me/1QGDnM8Photo: Sebastian Erras
How do you start learning to become a more effective change leader, right now where you are? According to Professor Herminia Ibarra, you start by making time in your schedule for extracurricular activities to increase your ‘outsight’.
From: Why aspiring leaders should turn their job into a ‘platform’
http://www.i-cio.com/big-thinkers/herminia-ibarra/item/why-aspiring-leaders-should-turn-their-job-into-a-platform
Wharton grads Haile Johnston #W95 and Tatiana Garcia-Granados #WG03, founders of Common Market Philadelphia, are taking a systems-level approach to solving the Philadelphia health issues around food.
Of the 10 largest cities in the country, Philadelphia has the highest rate of obesity, heart disease, diabetes.
We use our networks every day. It’s why you’re reading this Facebook post. But are you building your #network to achieve success?
LBS’s Kathleen O’Connor shares three ways women can boost their chances: http://onforb.es/1VjMeq9
By Kathleen O’Connor, Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour, London Business School, visiting from the S.C. Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University. As a researcher who studies how people negotiate and network, I increasingly find myself urging women to use their skills…
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