Harvard Business Review names first new editor-in-chief in 16 years
The Harvard Business Review, a 103-year-old publication that’s headquartered in Brighton, has named its first new ...
University Of Pennsylvania Receives Gift Of More Than $100 Million For Penn Medicine
The University of Pennsylvania has received a historic $100 million+ gift for Penn Medicine from Catherine and Anthony ...
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Who are the board members of Kennedy Center? Former and new board member list explored as Trump appointed new president
The recent reorganization of the Kennedy Center's Board of Trustees represents a major change in its leadership pattern, ...
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Adi Ignatius, HBR Editor in Chief since 2009, to launch new C-suite offering as Editor at Large
Harvard Business Review has named Amy Bernstein, a veteran business journalist and longtime Editor of its bimonthly magazine, as its new Editor in Chief. She succeeds Adi Ignatius, who led a period of ...
PGA Tour announces additions of two independent directors to policy board
The Tour announced Wednesday the additions of former Citigroup CEO Mike Corbat and AutoZone executive chairman Bill Rhodes.
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Does Money Matter for Schools? NAEP Scores Reopen the Debate
A provocative set of graphs has kicked off a debate over whether—and how—more money can improve student outcomes.
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A shorter summer vacation? These Houston schools tried it — and not everyone got on board.
State education officials want more school districts to shorten their summer break, arguing it's better for student learning.
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Amy Bernstein is the new editor-in-chief of Harvard Business Review
“She succeeds Adi Ignatius, who led a period of impressive innovation and growth for the iconic media brand and has decided to move to the role of Editor at Large to spearhead the launch of a new HBR ...