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Dec 6
Speakers: Peter Senge, Senior Lecturer, MIT Sloan; Wayne Balta, Vice President for Corporate Environmental Affairs and Product Safety, IBM; Mark Buckley, Vice President, Environmental Affairs, Staples; Kevin Moss, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, BT Americas
Companies sometimes regard sustainability as "metaphoric low-hanging fruit," says moderator Peter Senge, and reach for a few easy targets to achieve cosmetic improvements. His three panelists describe how their corporations are attempting to embrace sustainability as more than just another high-profile, low-impact initiative that "goes right into an overloaded bucket."
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Nov 15
Speakers: Henry Jenkins, Peter de Florez Professor of Humanities
Two progenitors of broadcast TV's rapid expansion into the digital world provide narrative and back story for the development of NBC's crossover series, Heroes.
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Dec 6
Speakers: Rebecca M. Henderson, Eastman Kodak LFM Professor of Management at MIT Sloan
As part of the Strategies for Sustainable Business Practice conference, Rebecca Henderson talks about Mobilizing an Organization: Strategy and Sustainability.
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Dec 6
Speakers: Moderated by Peter Senge, MIT Sloan senior lecturer and chairman of the Society for Organizational Learning
As part of the Strategies for Sustainable Business Practice conference, Peter Senge moderates this dialogue among representatives of IBM, Staples, and BT Global Services.
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Nov 28
Speakers: Thomas L. Friedman, Foreign Affairs Columnist, The New York Times
Elaborating on his World is Flat thesis, Thomas Friedman describes how this new global order puts creative, entrepreneurial individuals in the driver's seat, and poses distinct new challenges and opportunities.
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Nov 19
Speakers: Nicholas Stern, IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government; Head, India Observatory, Asia Research Centre, London School of Economics
From Nicholas Stern's market perspective, climate change constitutes an "externality" that, like traffic grid lock in a city center, arises when some people's actions affect the welfare of others, at no cost to the perpetrators.
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Nov 19
Speakers: Dr. Jim Yong Kim, Co-Founder, Partners in Health Professor, Harvard School of Public Health and Harvard Medical School Chief
As part of MIT Sloan's Dean's Innovative Leader Series, Dr. Jim Yong Kim on "Bridging the Delivery Gap to Global Health." Dr. Kim is co-founder of Partners in Health, a professor at Harvard School of Public Health and Harvard Medical School, and chief of the Division of Social Medicine and Health Inequalities at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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Oct 24
Speakers: Mark A. Reed, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics
As technologies scale down, and more computer chips get packed together, the number of watts per square centimeter reaches a point "when materials start to do nasty things, like break down," says Mark Reed.
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Oct 9
Speakers: Margaret Leinen, Chief Science Officer, Climos, Inc.
Margaret Leinen, drawing on the U.N.'s recent climate reports, and the latest research from the field, shows the dire graph: a red line of CO2 emissions marching steadily upward, with accompanying graphics depicting hoped-for impacts of international efforts to mitigate greenhouse gas release.
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Oct 9
Speakers: Roger Angel, Director, Steward Observatory Mirror Laboratory; Director, Center for Astronomical Adaptive Optics; Regents Professor of Astronomy;
t took a crisis to shift Roger Angel's gaze from the stars back to Earth, but we may all benefit from his full attention, locked as it is on helping crack the problem of global warming.
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Oct 9
Speakers: Ronald G. Prinn, TEPCO Professor of Atmospheric Science, Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences
If you'd asked Ronald Prinn a decade ago whether human activity played a significant part in global warming, he would have given you an "equivocal" answer. Today, he is no longer straddling the line.
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Oct 4
Speakers: David Thorburn, MIT Professor of Literature
Can human beings, with the help of smart machines, not merely avoid "collective idiocy", but actually achieve a degree of intelligence previously unattainable by either humans or machines alone? These three panelists study the possibilities from different angles.
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Sep 21
Speakers: Peter Singer, Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics, Princeton University
Peter Singer walks listeners through one of his most provocative philosophical arguments -- that affluent individuals must acknowledge their moral obligation to relieve the unnecessary death and suffering of the poor.
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Jun 9
Speakers: Shane Frederick, MIT Sloan associate professor
MIT Sloan Professor Shane Frederick speaks as part of Back to the Classroom at Reunion 2008.
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Jun 9
Speakers: John Fernandez, Associate Professor of Building Technology, Department of Architecture
John Fernandez talks of the buildings we use for shelter at home and work, and the infrastructure that connects these.
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Jun 9
Speakers: JoAnne Yates, MIT Sloan deputy dean and Sloan Distinguished Professor of Management
MIT Sloan Professor JoAnne Yates speaks as part of Back to the Classroom at Reunion 2008.
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Jun 9
Speakers: Michael Kaiser, president of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Alum and Kennedy Center President Michael Kaiser speaks as part of Back to the Classroom at Reunion 2008.
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Jun 9
Speakers: Arnold I. Barnett, George Eastman Professor of Management Science
MIT Sloan Professor Arnie Barnett addresses improvements to the U.S. Electoral College and aviation safety as part of Back to the Classroom at Reunion 2008.
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Apr 27
Speakers: Thomas W. Malone, Patrick J. McGovern Professor of Management and founder and director, MIT Center for Collective Intelligence
MIT Sloan Professor Tom Malone moderates a discussion on the potential of Internet-driven collectives.
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Apr 12
Speakers: Jack Welch, former chairman and CEO
of General Electric Corporation, and Alex D'Arbeloff, MIT Sloan professor of practice and honorary chairman of the MIT Corporation
In a far-reaching discussion, former GE CEO Jack Welch urges managers to focus on top-tier employers and says being candid with employees is important, so employees know where they stand. He also doismisses telecommuting as a fad and says companies should seek to capitalize on the Green market.
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Mar 10
Speakers: Jeffrey Immelt, Chairman and CEO, General Electric
Jeffrey Immelt says that increasing demand among both developing and developed nations, geopolitical concerns, and a recent focus on environmental considerations in international policy dictate GE's vast investment in new energy ventures, and its expectation of handsome returns for many decades.
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Feb 22
Speakers: George David, Chairman and CEO, United Technologies Corporation
Key to such successes is flow optimization, says George David, and simultaneous work: short assembly lines with quality checks along the way. "There is no force more powerful in modern business than productivity," he says.
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Jan 25
Speakers: Liz Claman, co-anchor of CNBC's Morning Call and anchor of CNBC's Cover to Cover
Analysts offer a grab bag of investment tips for average consumers and entrepreneurs in this annual event from the MIT Enterprise Forum. Moderated by CNBC's Liz Clayman, this event features Frederick Lane of Lane, Berry and Co. International; Brandeis University CIO Deborah Kuenstner, Axel Bichara of Atlas Venture, and Benjamin Howe of America's Growth Capital.
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Dec 1
MIT iCampus presents: “Globalization and Higher Education: Competition and Cooperation”
Speaker: Charles M. Vest, President Emeritus, MIT, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Dec 1
MIT iCampus presents: “Roles of Industry, Academia, and Government in Addressing Competitiveness Through Education and Technology”
Moderator: Deborah Wince-Smith, President, Council on Competitiveness
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Nov 9
MIT World presents the Dean's Innovative Leader Series: “Leadership Lessons Learned on the Firing Line”
Speaker: Anne M. Mulcahy, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Xerox Corporation
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Nov 8
MIT World presents: “Sustainability is Only Half the Solution, Regeneration is the Other Half”
Speaker: Carol Sanford, CEO, InterOctave, Inc.
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Nov 2
MIT World presents the Dean's Innovative Leader Series: “Why Large Companies Should Out-Innovate Small Ones”
Speaker: Dan Hesse, Chairman and CEO, Embarq Corporation
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Nov 1
Soap Box event series at MIT Museum presents: “Growing Pains - Transitioning to a Sustainable Energy Economy”
Speakers: John B. Heywood, Sun Jae Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Stephen Ansolabehere, Elting R. Morison Professor of Political Science
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Oct 25
Soap Box event series at MIT Museum presents: “The Role of New Technologies in a Sustainable Energy Economy”
Speakers: Angela Belcher, Germeshausen Professor of Materials Science, and Engineering, and Biological Engineering and Daniel Nocera, W. M. Keck Professor of Energy and Professor of Chemistry
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Oct 18
MIT World presents the Dean's Innovative Leader Series: “Tough Choices”
Speaker: Carly Fiorina, Former Chairman and CEO, Hewlett-Packard, Author, Tough Choices
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Oct 18
Soap Box event series at MIT Museum presents: “The Challenge: Meeting Global Energy Demands Sustainably”
Speakers: Kerry Emanuel: Professor of Atmospheric Science and Ernest J. Moniz: Co-Chair, MIT Energy Research Council, Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Physics and Engineering Systems
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Oct 11
MIT World presents the Dean's Innovative Leader Series: “Leadership in the Automotive Industry: A Conversation with Dean Emeritus Glen Urban”
Speakers: G. Richard Wagoner, Jr., GM Chairman Chief Executive Officer
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Sep 28
“iWoz: From Computer Geek to Cult Icon: How I Invented the Personal Computer, Co-Founded Apple, and Had Fun Doing It”
Speaker: Steve Wozniak, Co-Founder, Apple Computer, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Wheels of Zeus (wOz)
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Sep 27
Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT 2006: “Opening Keynote and Keynote Interview with Jeff Bezos”
Speaker: Jeffrey Bezos, Founder and CEO of Amazon.com
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Sep 21
MIT Communications Forum: “News, Information and the Wealth of Networks”
Moderator: William C. Uricchio, Co-Director, Comparative Media Studies Program and Professor of Comparative Media Studies, MIT Professor of Comparative Media History, Utrecht University, the Netherlands
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Sep 21
MIT Enterprise Forum: “Global Entrepreneurship: Inefficiency as Opportunity in the Developing World”
Moderator: Alex (Sandy) Pentland, Toshiba Professor of Media Arts and Sciences, and Director of Human Dynamics Research, MIT Media Lab; Co-founder and Director, MIT Program for Developmental Entrepreneurship
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Sep 19
MIT Communications Forum: “The Emergence of Citizen’s Media”
Moderator: David Thorburn, MIT Professor of Literature; MacVicar Faculty Fellow; Director, MIT Communications Forum
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Sep 13
MIT World presents: “Leading Innovation”
Speaker: Daniel Vasella, Chairman and CEO, Novartis
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Jun 15
MIT World presents: “Economics: Regulation and Deregulation of Energy Sectors”
Speaker: Paul L. Joskow, Elizabeth and James Killian Professor of Economics and Management, Director of the MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research
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Jun 10
MIT World presents: “On a Liberal Education for the 21st Century”
Speakers: Woodie C. Flowers, Pappalardo Professor of Mechanical Engineering MacVicar Faculty Fellow
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Jun 10
MIT World presents: Back to the Classroom 2006
- “Three More For The Road”
Speaker: Arnold I. Barnett
- “Intelligence, Cognitive Reflection, and Decision Making”
Speaker: Shane Frederick
- “Globalization of Science: Opportunities for Competitive Advantage from Science in China, India and Beyond”
Speaker: Fiona Murray
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Jun 7
MIT World presents: “Talk to an Angel: Crucial Connections to Early Stage Capital”
Speakers: James Geshwiler, Chairman, Angel Capital Education Foundation Managing Director, CommonAngels
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May 24
MIT World presents: “Guanxi (The Art of Relationships) Microsoft, China and Bill Gates’ Plan to Win the Road Ahead”
Speakers: Robert Buderi and Gregory T. Huang, Co-authors
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May 12
MIT World presents: “Internet Regulation and Design: A View from the Front Lines”
Speaker: Alan Davidson, Washington Policy Counsel and head of Google's government affairs office
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May 9
MIT World presents: “Video Time Index Our Energy Future: Why American Science and Engineering Must Lead the Way”
Speaker: Samuel W. Bodman, United States Secretary of Energy
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May 2
MIT World presents: “The Purpose of Business”
Speaker: John Browne, Group Chief Executive, BP
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Apr 26
MIT World presents: “The Art of Engineering”
Speaker: James Dyson, Inventor and Founder, Dyson Corporation
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Apr 19
MIT World presents: “Leading Rockwell Collins’ Lean Transformation”
Speaker: Clayton M. Jones, President and CEO, Rockwell Collins
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Mar 16
MIT World presents: “Innovation Through Design Thinking”
Speaker: Timothy Brown, CEO, IDEO
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Mar 9
MIT World presents: “The Art and Science of Managing the New Global Corporation”
Speaker: Marilyn Carlson Nelson, CEO, Carlson Companies
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Feb 27
MIT World presents: “Winning the Oil Endgame”
Speaker: Amory Lovins
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Feb 21
MIT World presents: “Fuel Cells and Portable Power Solutions”
Speaker: Donald R. Sadoway
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Feb 9
MIT World presents: 32nd Annual Breakfast 2006
- “Dr. King's Unfinished Agenda: A Call for Economic & Social Justice in the 21st Century”
Speaker: Donna Brazile
- “Student Remarks 2006 MLK Breakfast”
Speaker: David Lowry
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Feb 2
MIT World presents: “The Role of Biomass in America’s Energy Future”
Speaker: Lee R. Lynd
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Jan 26
MIT World presents: “Forecasting Markets: The Capital Update for 2006”
Moderator: Robert Crowley
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Dec 1
MIT World presents: “Vision of the Future”
- Part 1
Speakers: Susumu Tonegawa, Sydney Brenner, Richard Axel
Moderator: Ira Flatow
- Part 2
Speakers: Eric R. Kandel, James D. Watson
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Nov 15
Soap Box event series at MIT Museum presents: “Human Genetics: Our Past and Our Future”
Speaker: David Altshuler
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Nov 3
MIT World presents the Dean’s Innovative Leader Series: “Reinventing the Kennedy Center”
Speaker: Michael Kaiser, President, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
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Nov 1
MIT World presents: “The Resilient Enterprise: Overcoming Vulnerability for Competitive Advantage”
Speaker: Yossi Sheffi, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Systems Director, MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics
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Oct 27
MIT World presents: “From Space to Energy: Changing the World. For Good.”
Speaker: Peter H. Diamandis, Chairman and CEO, X PRIZE Foundation
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Oct 19
MIT World presents: “Not Your Typical CEO”
Speaker: Lawrence K. Fish, Chairman, President & CEO, Citizens Financial Group
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Oct 6-8
MIT World presents: MIT Sloan Convocation
- “Convocation Keynote (1)”
Speaker: John Thain, Chief Executive Officer, New York Stock Exchange
- “Making Globalization Work for All ”
Moderator: Richard Locke
- “Leadership in an Age of Uncertainty”
Moderator: Deborah Ancona
- “Convocation Keynote (2)”
Speaker: Carly Fiorina, Former Chairman and CEO Hewlett-Packard
- “The Future of Corporate Governance”
Moderator: Stewart C. Myers
- “New Insights into Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship”
Moderator: Ed Roberts, David Sarnoff Professor of the Management of Technology Chair, MIT Entrepreneurship Center
- “Keynote Address (3)”
Speaker: Morris Chang, Chairman and CEO, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)
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Oct 6
MIT World presents: The Passion to Action Summit: The MIT Leadership Center Launch
- “Leadership in a Complex, Technology-Driven World”
Speakers: Rosalind Williams, Robert S. Langer, Robert Metcalfe, Phillip A. Sharp
- “Developing Future Leaders”
Moderator: Woodie C. Flowers
- “Leading Across Boundaries”
Speakers: Peter Senge, Frannie Léautier, Jeremy Hockenstein
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Sep - Oct
MIT-wide Symposia: What's So Natural About Natural Disasters?
“Technological Systems in Disaster”
Speakers: David A. Mindell, David S. Jones, Meg Jacobs
Nov 15, 2005
- “What Does Current Scientific Research Have to Say About the Present and Future Risks Associated with Hurricanes?”
Speaker: Kerry Emanuel Professor of Atmospheric Science
Oct 31, 2005
- “How Can We Plan for Safe and Sustainable Regions?”
Moderator: Andrew J. Whittle
Oct 18, 2005
- “How Can Communities, Cities and Regions Recover From Disaster?”
Speakers: Lawrence J. Vale, Thomas Kochan, J. Phillip Thompson
Moderator: David A. Mindell
Oct 5, 2005
- “How Can We Improve Disaster Response?”
Speakers: Kenneth Oye, Richard C. Larson, Yossi Sheffi
Sep 30, 2005
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Sep 30
MIT World presents: “Managers Not MBAs: Debating the Merits of Business Education”
Speakers: Ricardo Semier, Henry Mintzberg
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Sep 28-29
MIT World presents: The Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT
- “Innovation Everywhere — Why the World Isn't Flat Enough”
Moderated by Alex (Sandy) Pentland
- “Tomorrow's Engineering Crisis”
Moderated by Howard Anderson
- “The Six Webs, 10 Years On”
Speaker: Bill Joy - “Innovation Everywhere — How the Acceleration of “GNR” (genetics, nanotechnology, robotics) Will Create a Flat and Equitable World”
Speaker: Raymond Kurzweil
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Sep 22
MIT World presents: “Leading by Omission” (Dean’s Innovative Leader Series)
Speakers: Ricardo Semler, President, Semco S/A
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Sep 22
MIT World presents: “Energy for the Coming Decades: Trends and Technologies”
Speakers: Steven E. Koonin, Chief Scientist, BP
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Sep 14
MIT World presents: “Ending Global Poverty”
Speaker: Muhammad Yunus, Founder and Managing Director, Grameen Bank Ambassador for the Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS
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Sep 8
MIT World presents: “The Power of the Network to Change the Way We Work, Live, Play, and Learn”
Speaker: John Chambers, President and CEO, Cisco Systems
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Aug 18
MIT World presents: New Medicines: Can Innovation and Safety Coexist? MIT-CBI Forum on Developing, Producing, and Distributing Safe Medicines
- “Defining the Challenges Surrounding Innovation and Safety (Part One)”
Moderated by Frank L. Douglas
- “Innovation in Post-Launch Surveillance and Pharmaco-Vigilance (Part Two)”
Moderated by Isaac S. Kohane
- “Innovation in Manufacturing and Distribution Systems (Part Three)”
Moderated by Charles L. Cooney
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Jun 4
MIT World presents: “Bioengineering at MIT: Building Bridges Between the Sciences, Engineering and Health Care” (Part One)
Speakers: Douglas A. Lauffenburger, Linda G. Griffith, Angela Belcher
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Jun 4
MIT World presents: “Bioengineering at MIT: Building Bridges Between the Sciences, Engineering and Health Care” (Part Two)
Speakers: Ram Sasisekharan, Martha L. Gray
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Jun 4
MIT World presents: Back to the Classroom 2005
“Airline Safety and the Electoral College”
Speaker: Arnold I. Barnett
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Jun 1
MIT World presents: “Angel Groups in Action: Funding Early Stage Innovation”
Moderator: Daniel Roach, Manager, Brown & Brown, LLP
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May 16
MIT World presents: “The World is Flat”
Speaker: Thomas L. Friedman, Foreign Affairs Columnist, The New York Times
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May 14
MIT World presents: “Forced Labor in the Globalized World”
Speaker: Tom Ashbrook, Host, On Point, WBUR-FM, Boston
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May 14
MIT World presents: “Forced Labor: The World Debate”
Moderator: Zeinab Badawi, Presenter, The World, BBC Four
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Apr 12
MIT World presents: “A Conversation with Jack Welch”
Speaker: Jack Welch, Former Chairman and CEO General Electric Corporation
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April 8
MIT World presents: “Democratizing Innovation”
Speaker: Eric von Hippel
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March 8
MIT World presents: “2005 Innovation Forum”
Speakers: Lemelson-MIT prize winners Daniel DiLorenzo, Amy Smith, James McLurkin and David Berry.
Moderator: Dick Gordon
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Nov. 15
MIT World presents: Science, Technology and Human Rights Series
- “Neuroethics”
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Sep 29-30
MIT World presents: The Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT
- “Opening Keynote with Tim Berners-Lee”
- “From Lab to Market: Where Technology is Headed — The Research Director's Point of View”
Moderated by Rebecca Henderson
- “National Innovation Initiative”
- “Keynote: A Conversation with G. Richard Wagoner, Chairman and CEO, General Motors”
- “Invention and Innovation: Emerging Technologies that Will Change the World, The Inventor View”
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Aug 12
MIT World presents: Large Molecules, Large Dreams: A Forum on Global Drug Pricing and Sustainable Medical Innovation Series
- “Challenges to Implementation”
- “What Can We Learn From Related Industries?”
- “Alternative Models Of Differential Pricing For Medicines”
- “Why do We Need Differential Pricing?/Industry Perspective”
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Jun 5
MIT World presents: Back to the Classroom Series
- “The Future of Work”
Thomas Malone
- “Airline Security: Where are We?”
Arnould Barnett
- “The Emergence of China in the Global Economy”
Lester Thurow
- “Institutions, Geography, and Growth”
Roberto Rigobon
- “Strategy for High Tech Companies — What to Think About”
Michael Cusumano
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Jun 7
MIT World presents: Back to the Classroom Series
- “Organizational Economics and Management Education”
Robert Gibbons
- “Innovation: Are You A Predator or Are You Prey?”
James Utterback
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April 15-16
MIT World presents: “Value Chain Roadmaps for Communications and Media”
Speaker: Charles Fine
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Oct 11 - 12
MIT Sloan 50th Anniversary
MIT Sloan was at the center of international media attention in Oct 2002, as U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, an MIT Sloan alumnus, delivered the keynote address at MIT Sloan's 50th anniversary celebration.
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Friday, Oct 11
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- Charles Vest, President, MIT
- Richard Schmalensee, Dean, MIT Sloan School of Management
- Keynote Speaker: His Excellency Kofi Annan, Secretary-General of the United Nations
- The Next Technological Revolution: Predicting the Technical Future and its Impact on Firms, Organizations and Ourselves, Faculty leader: Rebecca Henderson
- Why Is Consumer Power Growing and How Should Companies Respond? Faculty leader: Glen Urban
Luncheon - 20 minutes
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- Address by Richard Schmalensee, John C Head III Dean, MIT Sloan School of Management
Luncheon - 33 minutes
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- Luncheon Speaker: Alex d'Arbeloff, Chairman of the Corporation, MIT; Founder, Teradyne; Chairman, Empirix
Luncheon - 12 minutes
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- Introduction to Globalization and the Evolution of Corporate Citizenship, MIT Sloan Professor Richard Locke
Session 2 - 1 hour, 5 minutes:
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- Globalization and the Evolution of Corporate Citizenship, Faculty leader: Richard Locke
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- Beyond McGregor's Theory Y: Human Capital and Knowledge-Based Work in the 21st Century Organization, Faculty leaders: Tom Kochan, Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld, and Wanda Orlikowski
Dean Schmalensee on MIT Sloan's 50 years
With MIT Sloan celebrating 50 years of delivering the future in 2002, Dean Richard Schmalensee discussed MIT Sloan's contributions to business management, its mission moving forward, and other topical business issues.
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50 years of living up to MIT Sloan's original ambition (1:21)
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Balancing students' interest in current business topics with the need to provide them with fundamental business tools (1:11)
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- Carly Fiorina, Chairman and CEO, Hewlett-Packard
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- Corporate Governance and Financial Management - What Changes in Europe and China? Faculty leader: Stew Myers
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MIT World presents: “A Conversation with Michael Dell”
Sloan Distinguished Speaker Series
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