At MIT Sloan, a group of MBA students launched the Systemic Investing for Social Change Working Group to bridge theory and practice in the emerging field of systemic investing — working directly with leading experts to develop new tools to enable systems change.
The Sloan Entrepreneurs for International Development (SEID) club took its annual trek to Washington, D.C., bringing together a group of MIT Sloan students interested in learning more about international development, sustainability, and social impact.
Through high-level roles in government and the private sector, Didem Nisanci’s 25-year career has thus far been defined by navigating the intersection of financial stability, public policy, and the global economy. Most recently, as Chief of Staff to US Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen, she helped ...
MIT GCFP 12th Annual Conference Reassessing Government Assets and Liabilities Putting the Finance into Public Finance
The GloBI digital platform will be a powerful searchable database on buildings in cities around the world that provides detailed, actionable information. A prototype currently covers residential buildings in Massachusetts..
Olga Lidenko, EMBA ’17, shares how the MIT Executive MBA helped her break through a career plateau and step into a new level of leadership. After years of success as a startup COO, she sought the tools, frameworks, and network needed to tackle more complex challenges and expand her impact. In this Q...
MIT GCFP Visiting Scholar and former Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren discusses how the Iran war is affecting the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook, and its implications for inflation, the labor market, and the 2026 rate path.
Serial entrepreneur and MIT EMBA alum Andrea Guendelman shares how her mission-driven career—from expanding access to tech jobs to building inclusive hiring solutions—informs her leadership today. In this conversation, she reflects on the lessons she gained at MIT Sloan, the evolving role of AI in h...
After decades as a top healthcare HR executive—and already holding multiple advanced degrees—Jim Dunn, EMBA ’16, turned to the MIT Executive MBA to fill a critical gap: financial fluency. What followed was a transformative journey that challenged his confidence, reshaped his leadership identity, and...
