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...M.B.A. students, graduates and professionals trying to find business-based solutions to change the world, has grown from 3,288 members in 2001 to 13,500 this year. "It really is a reflection of what's been changing within the nonprofit and philanthropic world," says Matt Dunne, the primary architect of Tuck's program. "We have a new generation of nonprofit leaders who want to combine mission with aggressive strategy...
...architect from the Boston-based firm Kennedy & Violich also said at the meeting that budgetary constraints blocked the College from more extensive renovations at Hilles, according to the director of strategy and operations for Harvard Model Congress, Daniel A. Dunay...
...teachings. In 1974 and 1981, Italian citizens voted in referendums to legalize divorce and abortion respectively. But in June, the public failed to ratify a proposal that would have overturned Italy's restrictive laws on assisted fertility and stem-cell research. Politicians of all stripes acknowledge Ruini as the architect of that victory, thanks to a strategy that simply called for Italians to stay home. The measure attracted a voter turnout of 25.9%, far below the 50% required for a binding result. And he hasn't stopped there. Buoyed by the outcome, Ruini has used lectures, homilies and rare interviews...
...Broad built his fortune over decades as the architect of two Fortune 500 companies...
...institute, which currently receives $10 million from the Broads every year, will see its funding double as of January 2006. It is scheduled to move to a new location at 7 Cambridge Center in Kendall Square in early 2006. Eli Broad built his fortune over decades as the architect of two Fortune 500 companies. Summers, who turned 51 yesterday, said during his remarks that the gift was “the largest birthday present I ever expected to receive.” The crowd responded with a rendition of “Happy Birthday...