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...also teaches classes on management practice at HBS, is a founding co-chair of Harvard’s NeuroDiscovery Center, and serves on the boards of Harvard Medical School and the Jewish Theological Seminary...
Kaplan earned his M.B.A. from the Business School in 1983 and later served as vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs, where he currently serves as a senior director. He also teaches classes on management practice at HBS, is founding co-chair of Harvard's NeuroDiscovery Center, and serves on the boards of Harvard Medical School and the Jewish Theological Seminary...
...both for and against standardization. While I think University policy is good to have and apply to the Houses, there are very different things that happen in different houses,” said Lowell HoCo Co-Chair and CHL member Laura G. Brent...
...great way for having my eyes opened, for asking questions, but it’s definitely been in my time since school that I’ve really started learning and getting involved,” she said in the interview. Portman, the FINCA International Ambassador of Hope and co-chair of the organization’s Village Banking Campaign, along with Jordan’s Queen Rania Al-Abdullah, said that microfinance could work successfully even in a “for-profit” environment. “One of the biggest debates is about whether it should...
...research and development was just $9 billion in 2005 - about a billion less than the U.S. is currently spending in Iraq per month. That has to be doubled, at least. "We need money on the magnitude of what the U.S. invested in the Apollo program," said Steven Chu, another co-chair and the director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory at the University of California-Berkeley. "I'm confident that will lead to a lot of breakthroughs on energy technology...