Management in Practice

Arvind Subramanian, chief economic adviser to the Indian government, on preserving the country’s stability and internal priorities while engaging with the world.

Dr. Michael Apkon ’02, president and CEO of Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children, on his role and the hospital’s global approach.

Despite debt crises, a flood of refugees, and struggling economies, there are reasons to be optimistic about the Eurozone.

Christopher Ross ’88, chief information officer for Mayo Clinic, discusses trends in the industry and how Mayo is revamping its own technology.

Cathy Ashton, the former high representative of the European Union for foreign affairs, on the structural and implicit biases that keep women from getting equal access to many opportunities.

Experts discuss how to manage, organize, hire, and reward for innovation.

HEC’s Bertrand Quelin says that such projects are generally successful—but they aren’t always perceived that way.

Once you start pulling at the strands, the intertwined political and financial systems can prove very difficult to separate. A panel of financial veterans at Yale SOM’s Future of Finance conference considered recent government interventions in markets across a number of countries, and what they mean for investors.

When the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change meets in Paris in December, business leaders will be part of the discussion for the first time.

Andrea Frazzini, a principal at research-oriented hedge fund AQR Capital Management, discusses what it takes to put an academic idea to work creating investment advantage.