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ACCORDING TO Securities and Exchange Commision documents, Harvard owns $28 million, or 30 percent, of the outstanding stock of Harken Energy Company. At the same time, Michael R. Eisenson--vice president of Aeneas Venture Corporation, the holding company for Harvard's capital ventures--owns 10,000 shares in Harken. Donald D. Beane, former chief operating officer of HMC and vice president of Aeneas, has also retained 10,000 shares in Harken, despite leaving HMC last year...
...Steven Langer, a compensation expert for a consulting firm, discussing why Harvard's two top salary-earners--venture capital managers Michael Eisenson and Scott M. Sperling--each took home more than $1 million in the 1988-89 fiscal year...
...young money managers assigned to run Aeneas, Scott M. Sperling, 32, and Michael R. Eisenson, 34, have also attracted attention in the Harvard community...
...those who have made Harvard a major player are being well-rewarded. Making six times as much as President Derek C. Bok, HMC's investment jockies--Scott M. Sperling and Michael R. Eisenson--took in more than $1 million each last year. And while the compensations awarded to Sperling and Eisenson constituted only a small portion of their total contribution to Harvard's coffers, the size of these sums is indicative of the University's growing position along the cutting edge of Wall Street trading...
...seems that as the stakes increase, the extent of Harvard oversight dwindles. Sperling and Eisenson report directly to the Corporation--bypassing all established safeguards for ethical investment. It's a very small loop that doesn't include students and whose decisions are not reported regularly...