The Secret to Managing a Flat Organization
The key to managing an innovative, flat organization like Memorial Sloan Kettering, according to its president and CEO, is to make everyone feel that they’re in charge.
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A Simple Twist on a Common Strategy Nets Negotiators Better Deals
To secure the best outcome in a negotiation, ask for what you want — then ask for a little bit more.
Collaborating to Fight Cancer
Genome sequencing is changing our basic understanding of cancer, necessitating changes in clinical practice and collaboration across specialties.
Surviving a Fail
Even the most successful careers include a misstep or two. But instead of retreating when times get tough, the most resilient businesspeople embrace, analyze, and learn from their setbacks to bounce back stronger than ever.
How Foreign Brands Court Indian Consumers
Blessed and plagued with its own eccentricities, India is proof that products that are successes elsewhere may need a new twist.
That’s Entertainment in India
In India’s entertainment biz, two behemoths dominate: Bollywood and cricket. Things may be about to get a lot more interesting.
Sipping Success
As co-founder of Blue Nectar Tequila, Nikhil Bahadur ’12 turned his passion for the Mexican spirit into an award-winning brand.
Investing in Women
Despite having more financial power than ever, women aren’t putting their money in the markets — and it’s costing them dearly. Sallie Krawcheck ’92, founder of Ellevest and author of Own It: The Power of Women at Work, is on a crusade to change that.
The IT Factor
How Business School classmates–turned–power couple Jamie Kern Lima ’04 and Paulo Lima ’04 built a cosmetics empire and sold it to one of the world’s most iconic makeup brands.
Creating Leaders for Change in the Public School System
As the first and only institute of its kind, the Center for Public Research and Leadership is dedicated to improving public education by closing the leadership talent gap.