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Action Learning Analytics

Data helps keep trains running

By Kathryn M. O’Neill

Creating value out of text logs.

Oct 27, 2021
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MIT Kuo Sharper Center for Prosperity and Entrepreneurship Innovation

When Growth ≠ Prosperity: A New Calculus for Growth Markets

What happens when economies grow, but people still struggle to prosper? In this reflection emerging from the 2026 MIT Kuo Sharper Center Conference, Shamil Ibragimov explores why traditional models of economic growth are no longer enough and why a new, more inclusive calculus for prosperity must be...

May 11, 2026
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MIT Sloan Fellows MBA Program

The World Will Only Get Faster

By MIT Sloan Fellows MBA Voices In Leadership

If the pace, abruptness, and unpredictability of change during the global pandemic has you hoping for a chance to catch your breath, MIT Sloan Professor of the Practice Bill Aulet has a word of caution. “The world never will be slower than it is today,” he says. “That’s a fundamental state of affair...

Mar 11, 2021
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MIT GCFP

Bennett W. Golub Named to 2026 FIASI Hall of Fame

By MIT GCFP - News and Announcements

Advisory Board Chair and Center affiliate Bennett W. Golub is named a 2026 Fixed Income “Hall of Fame” honoree by the Fixed Income Analysts Society.

May 20, 2026
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MIT Kuo Sharper Center for Prosperity and Entrepreneurship Economy

Responsibly Financing Africa’s Missing Middle

Responsibly Financing Africa’s Missing Middle Africa’s SMEs are crucial drivers of economic growth, job creation, and poverty reduction, especially in underserved rural areas. Yet, a $331 billion financing gap leaves them in the “missing middle”—too large for microfinance but too small for traditio...

Nov 12, 2024
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MIT GCFP Public Policy

Opacity in Checking Government Loan Cost Accuracy

By MIT GCFP - Briefs and Blogs Douglas Criscitello

The U.S. government’s ubiquitous role providing credit—mostly to students and homeowners—in the post-financial crisis economy is unmistakable but the ultimate costs to taxpayers can be far from obvious. While nearly all of the deliberation and debate about the price of extending government credit is...

Sep 9, 2015
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Alumni Entrepreneurship

Alumnae Founders Share Lessons and Celebrate Triumphs

Back on campus to take part in MIT Sloan Reunion 2022 events, alumnae founders engaged in a discussion on community, culture, and navigating the challenges and opportunities that come with being a woman entrepreneur.

Jun 14, 2022
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MIT Sloan Fellows MBA Program Change Management

We Still Have Time to Prevent Doomsday

By MIT Sloan Fellows MBA Voices In Leadership

As Executive Director of the MIT Task Force on the Work of the Future, Elisabeth Reynolds coordinates a distinctly “MIT” initiative.

Nov 30, 2020
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Action Learning Entrepreneurship

Bringing MIT entrepreneurship and innovation to Tunisia's ecosystem

By Kara Baskin

BRAIN (Bridging Research and Innovation)— co-developed by Open Startup and entities throughout MIT and the Tunisian Innovation Ecosystem — is establishing scalable deep-tech ventures in Africa through a bootcamp for 28 PhD entrepreneur-scientists focused on advanced AI, biotech, the Internet of Thin...

Sep 18, 2023
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MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative

Adam Siegel is revolutionizing resale, one brand at a time

By Tracey Palmer

Adam's (MBA '09) tech-enabled resale service empowers brands & retailers to establish their own resale platforms.

Aug 18, 2022
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