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...that turbulence…enhance[d] the sense that there was a need to take careful account of all points of view,” said Derek C. Bok, Pusey’s successor as President. “The late 1960’s impressed upon administrators that their decisions had consequences...
Rubin’s commitment to partnership and cooperation is particularly evident in his close relationship with Summers, his Deputy Secretary and successor as Secretary at the Treasury. Together, the Secretary and his deputy heralded Clinton’s new economic plan...
Even then, Reardon said, he does not expect an announcement on Cleary’s successor until the candidate meets with President-elect Lawrence H. Summers. That could postpone a final decision until as late as July after Cleary’s tenure is scheduled...
...observers agree that a large part of the company's success stems from the strength of the leadership beneath Welch. While GE had a strong field of seven managers to choose from in its search for Welch's successor, other businesses such as IBM, Hewlett-Packard and 3M have had to turn outward in their searches...
...July 30, President Neil L. Rudenstine will step down, leaving his successor a University quite different from the one he inherited. President-elect Lawrence H. Summers will take the reins of a unified Harvard whose central administration has been strengthened over the past decade. He will preside over a University into which Radcliffe College has been absorbed and within which a new Institute for Advanced Studies is just beginning its work. But most of all, he will preside over a financially comfortable University that no longer has to worry about operating deficits and fiscal viability...