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What's the business case for diversity?
Victoria Brescoll Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior, Yale School of Management LEADERSHIP A range of often subtle biases around gender roles pervade the workplace. SOM's Victoria Brescoll...
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Do teams need leaders?
Richard Hackman Edgar Pierce Professor of Social and Organizational Psychology, Harvard University LEADERSHIP The team is an indispensable component of the modern organization. Harvard professor...
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What's the Google approach to human capital?
Laszlo Bock '99 Vice President of People Operations, Google LEADERSHIP Google's success depends on sustaining both generative chaos and precision output. Laszlo Bock, who heads the internet giant's...
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Have you paid a bribe?
Ramesh Ramanathan '91 Co-founder, Janaagraha LEADERSHIP Corruption gums up the workings of a market economy—making legal activity less efficient, degrading the quality of institutions, and...
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Can you lead from the middle of a big corporation?
Kevin Thompson Senior Program Manager for Brand System Programs, IBM Paul Tepfenhart Senior Director, Private Brands, Walmart Britta Rendlen Head, Sustainability Risk Management, Swiss Reinsurance...
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How does a global corporation keep innovating?
Dave Cote Chairman and CEO of Honeywell LEADERSHIP Honeywell International has 132,000 employees around the world and dozens of businesses in the aerospace, energy, consumer products, construction,...
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Where should our trash go?
Lanny Hickman Former Executive Director, Solid Waste Association of North America LEADERSHIP There's a recycling bin on every doorstep, as cities push to recycle as much solid waste as possible. But...
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What do revolutions and elections mean for business?
LEADERSHIP Discussion at the Yale CEO Caucus focused on global hot spots and their likely effects on the business environment in the next year.| Today, it can be hard to distinguish any meaningful...
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Does Indian culture produce great leaders?
Anjani Jain Senior Associate Dean for the Full-Time MBA Program & Senior Lecturer LEADERSHIP Senior Associate Dean Anjani Jain is sometimes asked whether India’s culture plays a role in the...
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Putting Trust on Cruise Control at Carnival
Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld Senior Associate Dean for Executive Programs & Lester Crown Professor in the Practice of Management LEADERSHIP Senior Associate Dean Jeffrey Sonnenfeld writes that Carnival...
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Where’s the investment opportunity in China?
Liang Meng '97 Co-founder, Ascendent Capital Partners LEADERSHIP Liang Meng, who founded a private equity firm after leading D.E. Shaw’s China operations, gives an overview of the fast-developing...
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Can diplomacy benefit business?
Donald Gips ’89 Former U.S. Ambassador to South Africa LEADERSHIP The days of U.S. boycotts of South Africa are long gone. The country is an economic powerhouse in Africa and a key economic partner...
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Webinar: Leadership and Purpose
LEADERSHIP How do you turn personal values and sense of purpose into a leadership approach? Four alumni recently recognized as Donaldson Fellows by the Yale School of Management will discuss their...
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Can profits and a social mission co-exist?
TweetSocial enterprises are hybrid creatures. They promise to bring some of the benefits of for-profit companies—efficiency, focus, access to capital—to bear on the social ills traditionally addressed...
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Classroom Insights: Grand Strategy for the CEO
Tweet Seemingly brilliant ideas can break down when they fail to account for how all the parts of a complex system can affect each other. Think of the financial models that showed that highly dubious...
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Can local empowerment create lasting change?
Tweet In the last half century, Western governments and NGOs have spent roughly $2.3 trillion on foreign aid. Despite this massive outlay, seemingly modest goals for improving the lives of the world's...
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