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Walking the Talk John Sterman, Theresa Stone, Jason Jay, Anna Jaffe, Adam Siegel
Opportunities in Infrastructure and Built Environment Sarah Slaughter, Judith Layzer, Milton Bevington, Bill Sisson
Getting Unstuck: How to Promote More Sustainable Practices in Our Organizations Rebecca Henderson
Opportunities in Building More Sustainable Supply Chains Richard M. Locke, Fernando Paiz, Bonnie Nixon-Gardiner
Climate Change: Challenges and Opportunities for Business and Society John Sterman, Vladimir Bulovic, Kevin Moss
Richard M. Locke
Find out from MIT Sloan Faculty what Sustainability means for the future of your business.
Presentation by Robert Litterman S. Donald Sussman Award Lecture MIT Sloan School of Management Feb. 28, 2013
Pierre Azoulay, an economist at MIT Sloan, studies how life scientists work - or, more precisely, what makes them work well.
Set clear expectations on the home front and with your classmates -- and keep an open mind. Those are Sierra Towers' rules for successfully combining motherhood and her management education. She was initially drawn to MIT Sloan by the energy and collaboration she found here, but was also ...
She's a published author, a former taster for the Food Network, and an accomplished amateur chef. Now Sheila Chandrasekhara can add TV personality to her resume. As host of her own MIT cable cooking show, Sheila melds her love of communications and her Indian ...
Samantha Joseph is very comfortable leaping into the unknown. And for this skydiving instructor with a liberal arts background, business school is just that. Samantha gives her thoughts on the value of her untraditional background, her love of travel, and ...
While in the process of applying to business school, he and a partner got a business up and running. Figuring that it was the perfect time to deepen his marketing and strategy skills, Matt Weiss left the business in the care of his partner and fully immersed himself in the entrepreneurial ...
Jenny Kwan spent her "down" time in January going from the E&I Trek in California to an independent research project in China that explored clean energy entrepreneurship. She'll be back in China in March as part of the inaugural ChinaLab and hopes to end up there for good upon graduation. For ...
What are the secrets to Galen Li's success? Optimism and persistence for starters. After being placed on the wait list for MIT Sloan -- the only school he applied to -- he turned a time of doubt to his advantage. He sought advice for improving his application and received valuable insight ...
Elizabeth Prior knows how to manage stress and insecurity. As a resident of New Orleans, she endured Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, spending months moving around the country, living in hotels and with relatives. Upon returning home, she got married and helped ...
Anjuli Gupta doesn't believe in just doing something good in the world; for her, it's about doing the most good that she can. Passionate about natural resources, Anjuli hopes to focus on energy finance after graduation. Having worked on environmental policy for non-profit, grassroots ...
Jonathan Lehrich, MIT EMBA program director, answers the question, "Who is the MIT Executive MBA?" More info at http://emba.mit.edu/
