Leadership lessons from a year of COVID-19
"This has a leadership moment of Churchillian proportions, but, as of yet, there have been few Churchills, if any, to emerge."
"This has a leadership moment of Churchillian proportions, but, as of yet, there have been few Churchills, if any, to emerge."
"The term Brain Capital is used to evoke the importance of valuing, investing in, and safeguarding our mental assets."
Andrea Xu (MBA '20) says: "Food has always been an outlet for me to celebrate, connect to and express my identity."
"...there is another step the administration can take to push companies to pay more: disclosure."
"Pausing silently can be a simple yet very effective tool to help negotiators shift from fixed pie thinking to a more reflective state of mind."
"Most municipal-bond issuers aren’t discussing their vulnerability to the environment and the SEC should make them."
In 1967 Ed Hyman (MBA '69) came north from somewhere deep in the heart of the Lone Star State...to enroll at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
“2021 es el año cuando el taco se va a empezar a resolver y en la misma forma que en la autopista, eso genera ansiedad, enojo y frustración.”
...MIT is one of the leading universities in the world technologically addressing the challenge of global warming from climate change.
"...it is good business to take a stand."