Video Blog 2011 A bit of nostalgia today. You can see us getting used to our MBA morning life during the first month. Every day is a different class, but we have the same responsibilities!!
Video Blog 2011 A bit of nostalgia today. You can see us getting used to our MBA morning life during the first month. Every day is a different class, but we have the same responsibilities!!
link.imd.org – IMD MBA 1990 Class Reunion
An MBA Master Class: Michael Spence (SDA Professor – Economics) Developing Country Growth: Economic Growth in a Multispeed World.
HBS Class Day 2010, John Coleman’s student address, introduced by Anjali Vaidya (MBA 2010)
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James “Jamie” Dimon (MBA 1982), chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co., who has been listed by the Financial Times as one of the leaders most likely to lead the world out of the financial crisis, offered wide-ranging words of wisdom and advice to members of the Harvard Business School MBA Class of 2009 at Class Day exercises on the HBS campus. Also attending were family members, friends, and other guests of the almost 900 graduating students. Focusing first on career management, Dimon reminded the class of the importance of lifelong learning and building a reputation-a personal brand-for hard work, integrity, and trust, among other qualities. In a sense, he said, a book is put together about each of us as we go through life, and “you can choose the way you want the book to be written.” As leaders face the challenges and opportunities of life, he continued, emotional intelligence is as important as brain power. “IQ alone won’t get you through tough times.” A dose of toughness was also part of the prescription Dimon proposed. People in positions of responsibility are bound to take some heat along life’s way, he noted, quoting Theodore Roosevelt’s observation that players are the ones who are criticized, not the spectators in the stands. He also underscored the importance of maintaining work-life balance. When it comes to family, he said, there is no such thing as quality time without an equal amount of quantity. Moving on to the leadership of organizations both big and …