Peter Weill discusses his groundbreaking research on real-time business and lessons for executives seeking to transform their organizations.
MIT Sloan School of Management ranked fourth overall in this global MBA ranking.
A study collected data on the impact of food subsidies, and how they alter the food basket and nutritional purchases of low-income individuals.
"Business leaders are driving growth that aligns with their goals, boosts local economies, creates good jobs, and advances sustainable energy."
Jess Galica (MBA '16) shares how she transitioned her focus from roles at Bain, Apple, Siemens, to advocating for women's career reinvention.
Nick van der Meulen shares examples of how Toyota uses guardrails to maintain agility and gives tips on how this strategy can be implemented.
Researchers suggest that a "meritocracy paradox" occurs because embracing meritocracy convinces people of their own moral good faith and worth.
"I think that Hungary has a good infrastructure and a backbone for the activities that we promote at MIT with the REAP program."
This year's economics Nobel went to a trio of researchers whose work focuses on the importance of strong institutions for an economy.
"Democracy needs to work harder. Many people feel like they don’t have a voice — and that’s not what democracy promises."
