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Learning from Lehman
The Treasury and Fed should not ignore systemic risk just to limit moral hazard. But we cannot and should not try to protect every institution.
Closing the Management Gap in Public Service
We need to engage businesspeople at the prime of their careers and have them give some time in the social sector.
Tackling Climate Change with Business Insight
Business leaders are the ones best suited to manage the risk of climate change that we find ourselves subject to as a global community.
We're Asking Too Much of the Fed
The expansion of the Fed’s lending has been extraordinary in scale and scope. But it is not the best response to the present credit crunch and may bring unwelcome side effects.
EMBA-Global Program Launches in Asia
I believe our most crucial role is to teach the next generation of business leaders how to apply their business knowledge in a way that will transform this newly globalized world for the better.
Solving the Entrepreneurship Puzzle
To many, entrepreneurship calls to mind the path-breaking motivation envisioned by Schumpeter’s “creative destruction.” But much of entrepreneurship — and much of what we can teach in business school — is more akin to “nondestructive creation.”
Q and A: Success, Greed and Tradeoffs
Leaders and entrepreneurs with strong values are the ones who tend to have the greatest success in the marketplace over long periods of time.
On the Road: Korea
A visit to Seoul was a wonderful opportunity to enrich connections with alumni, where I found them pleased with the pro-business agenda of newly elected President Myung-bak Lee.
On the Road: Tokyo
My trip began with a good omen — cherry blossoms in full bloom — and continued with frank discussions on the current state of the world’s financial markets.