The Interview: BECMA head Nicole Obi
Nicole [Wilkerson] Obi (MCP '95, SM '95) burst onto Boston's business scene as a serial entrepreneur.
Nicole [Wilkerson] Obi (MCP '95, SM '95) burst onto Boston's business scene as a serial entrepreneur.
Aagya Mathur (MBA '18) identified a need for better health-related information for women. And so, Aavia was born.
People who worry about being an impostor are regarded as having better interpersonal skills than those who are untroubled by self-doubt.
"We need to understand how state laws most encourage and discourage the use of HIEs and ... weigh the benefits of information sharing."
"A global community of learners can challenge things and bring in their own perspectives."
"The Fed taking collateral at face value is giving [banks] new sources of liquidity without having to sell these treasuries at a loss.”
Several unicorns that have platform businesses were established many years ago and have successfully handled digital evolution.
"Regulation and supervision will need to be strengthened in an appropriate manner. Many people said this after 2008, but not enough was done."
"We are here as two women working in tech and finance to call for a serious examination of the financing needs of today's innovators."
"We must begin the steps now to ensure that our next round of elections are safe, secure and trustworthy."