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This year's award goes to [Prof.] Erin L. Kelly for the 2020 MIT Sloan Management Review article “Fixing the Overload Problem at Work.”

"Consumers increasingly want to know more about where and how the products they purchase are being made."

" ... the most important immediate action for companies and countries is to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions as quickly as possible ... "

Not requiring vaccines or testing is like “asking people to go to work where they know people around them would be smoking.”

"With the overhang of the presidential election largely behind us, Congress should quickly pass another stimulus bill."

“President-elect Joe Biden could be in trouble with the election fraud issue-despite there being no substantial evidence of fraudulent activity."

"The onset of the coronavirus prompted my colleagues and I to look at how universal basic income affected how people coped with a severe shock."

"...an ongoing concern is the potential for automated approaches to codify existing human biases..."

US and European experts discuss internet giants, and Google's dominance of search and operating practices.

Michael Sonnenfeldt (MBA '78) says: "It became clear to me, there are real opportunity sets around climate, whether you believe in it or not.”