ESG data will always be imperfect, despite its critical role
“We need to learn to deal with the fact that that the data is imperfect ... and that decisions are very rarely considered just by all.”
“We need to learn to deal with the fact that that the data is imperfect ... and that decisions are very rarely considered just by all.”
"Many [cyber incidents] no longer make the headlines unless they are so unique, so damaging, or so different than previous incidents."
Brad Harrison (MBA '01) started his entrepreneurial journey at a young age and has maintained his passion for building businesses ever since.
"The Russian authorities have demonstrated they cannot be trusted as a long-term supplier through dedicated pipelines."
Donald Sull and co-author found that a toxic workplace was the main cause of turnover in their survey sample.
"There could be some negotiations about a slight price decrease in order to get assurances on the Twitter side from Musk and the financiers."
"It's unexpected good news for those of us who have been studying inequality trends for a while."
MIT Sloan's Jason Jay says companies have long found reason to leave things unsaid when it comes to climate action.
"Successfully managing cyber resilience is necessary as organizations and executives face fines and other serious consequences."
Josh Reed-Diawuoh (MBA ’20) combines his love of food, well established business savvy and personal ties to West Africa.