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Our T'16s looking good (despite the rain!) in their class photo. It's hard to believe they'll be leaving us soon! 😢 #WeAreTuck #TuckClassOf2016
It's finally warm enough to put out the picnic tables and Adirondack chairs! #HappySpring and #HappyFriday instagram.com/tuckschool
Congrats to Prof. Di Maggio! http://bit.ly/1SneKE4
Upbeat Columbia professor makes corporate finance fun …
It's #CBSReunion time! Welcome back, alumni.
The Huffington Post cofounder shares her perspective on the power of perseverance: http://stanford.io/23LWKIt
"Be bold and just go for it.” Read our interview with Jonathan Beekman, the founder of Man Crates: http://stanford.io/1pHD0WY
Date: Monday, April 18, 2016Location: NYU Stern, NY, NY 10012
Steven Koonin, University Professor, professor of information, operations & management sciences, founding director of NYU’s Center for Urban Science and Progress (CUSP) and professor of civil and urban engineering at NYU's Tandon School of Engineering, will deliver a University Professorship Lecture entitled “Can We Ever Get to a Zero-emissions World?" on April 18. The event is hosted by Provost David McLaughlin and Dean Peter Henry.
Kirat Anand (BS ‘00), founder of KAS Newyork, talks to #STERNbusiness about his success in the fashion industry:http://bit.ly/SBKiratAnand
Hopsy Co-founder and CEO Sebastian Tron, MBA 15 (Photo courtesy of Hopsy)
Berkeley MBA grads are launching startups in record numbers. Inspired by courses like Steve Blank's Lean Launchpad as well as curricula like the Executive MBA Silicon Valley Immersion Week, students in the full-time, evening & weekend and executive programs are trying their hands at entrepreneurism. And increasingly, new admits are drawn to Berkeley-Haas for its proximity to—and deep connections with—the Bay Area tech and venture capital scene.
The momentum from this critical mass of Haas startups is helping newly minted entrepreneurs build off each other’s work. Take the case of Hopsy, a craft beer delivery service which launched just two months ago in Berkeley and Oakland and quickly sold out.
(Photo courtesy of Hopsy)
To keep up with customers’ thirst for fresh local brews, co-founder and CEO Sebastian Tron, MBA 15 (above) and co-founders Bodie Paden and Andrew Perroy knew they had to hire help—and fast.
They turned to Localwise, founded by Ben Hamlin and Maya Tobias, both MBA 14.
Hamlin and Tobias (Photo courtesy of Localwise)
The community-oriented jobs platform is aimed at connecting owners of small, local businesses with local jobseekers. Hopsy’s highly targeted posts got an imediate response, and Hopsy was able to hire not one, not two—but nine new employees in under a week.
You can read how it all went down on the Localwise blog here.
Pride, happiness, excitement, jubilation and more…myriad emotions witnessed at the #ISBGradDay on the Hyderabad campus. We wish our graduating classes the very best in their careers & life, and hope to see them back on the campus soon. Adios and Au Revoir.
Exciting #contest coming up for graduating students of #ISB! Your chance to relive the year & win exciting prizes. Stay tuned! #OneLastTime
As we approach the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, Warwick Business School's Piers Ibbotson looks at how leadership lessons can still be learnt from the Bard's works, in this article for the BBC http://bbc.in/1NCUKsK
Now, 400 years since his death, William Shakespeare's works and his legacy continue to support a large and lucrative industry, as Peter Shadbolt explores.
I’m a dancer and a choreographer, and the arts are my passion. But the way we consume art and cultural experiences has changed dramatically in the last 40 years. I want to learn new business models and explore new ways to generate revenue and understand market dynamics.
MBA Blog: "I was in a community that was willing to create a safe space to foster and support what are often uncomfortable conversations" – Feruz Erizku '17
Feruz Erizku '17 discusses her experience organizing and participating in a community conversation about the first-generation college-student experience.
Ryan Bates from our September '15 intake talks about his work at the heart of US policy in Afghanistan before an MBA at HEC Paris.
How would your life be if you enrolled in our MBA Programme and moved to Barcelona? Perhaps it would look like this [video] http://esade.me/1Rtv9Yg📷: Yuvraj Sahni
Our biases can help us make decisions with little effort. But they can also blind us to new information.
Which of the 5 bias types are keeping you from seeing clearly?
Join us in Washington, New York and Toronto next month where we'll be hosting INSEAD MBA Coffee Chats. You'll get exclusive insights on the programme, curriculum and more. Register here: http://bit.ly/1qCEiU1
Join us to find out more about the #1 Global MBA programme.
Kellogg researchers discovered a more nuanced explanation for why carbon taxes are so unpopular. Find out why: http://kell.gg/1UWaPkU
How we answer that question has the power to shape climate-change policy.
ACI Fellow and #NBS’ Assistant Professor of Marketing and International Business, Elison Lim talks about how, over the years, #SingaporeAirlines has created a truly successful brand with powerful brand equity, not only in #Asia but globally.
Admired and respected globally, not many carriers have managed to duplicate its success or come up with a brand as successful as the Singapore Girl.
Flexibility is the "secret sauce" to effective leadership says Sr. Lecturer Homa Bahrami, who studies knowledge workers in the tech industry.
Understanding how to adapt in a fluid, competitive world If there’s one skill that today’s executive may want to hone, it’s the ability to adapt...
When it comes to facing risks posed by supplier failures and disruptions, companies do not always have to go it alone.
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