Alumni
The Funding Crisis Facing Nonprofits
We talked to Andrea Levere ’83 and Alexandra Sing ’20, CEO and COO of Capitalize Good, about the state of the social sector and the increased urgency of their work working with funders and nonprofits to move toward a model of stable, long-term capital.
Will Brazil’s Markets Survive Its Politics?
Arthur Mizne ’95 on the effective financial infrastructure that could let Brazil move past its current storms.
Can Innovation Save China?
With China’s economy slowing, can entrepreneurs serve as an engine for innovation and growth? Investor Raymond Chang ’96 discusses the opportunities and bottlenecks facing new businesses.
How Do You Plan for Uncertainty?
Kristel Van der Elst ’02 explains how strategic foresight can prepare organizations to be robust whatever the future holds.
How Are Hedge Funds Changing?
Putnam Coes ’94 of Paulson & Co. says that starting a new fund is harder than ever.
Can a Hospital Be a Global Citizen?
Dr. Michael Apkon ’02, president and CEO of Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children, on his role and the hospital’s global approach.
Can Technology Help Transform Healthcare?
Christopher Ross ’88, chief information officer for Mayo Clinic, discusses trends in the industry and how Mayo is revamping its own technology.
How Do You Encourage Innovation?
Experts discuss how to manage, organize, hire, and reward for innovation.
How Can Companies Take Responsibility for Major Accidents?
Naomi Hirose ’83, president of the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), the operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, discusses his company’s efforts since the 2011 tsunami and nuclear meltdown.
How Should Nonprofits Invest?
Sandra Urie ’85 of Cambridge Associates talks about helping clients find the right level of risk.
What’s the Price of Love?
Choosing a mate is a calculation that the benefits of further search are outweighed by the costs, says Paul Oyer ’89.
