Harvard Business Review Editor Thomas A. Stewart has a thought-provoking list for you to contemplate, and its title doesn't lack for confidence: 9 Sure Bets For The Future. To give you a flavor, here are three of the nine trends Stewart thinks are sure enough for you...
BOSTON -- Harvard Business School Publishing HBSP has announced that Henry "Hank" Boye has been named publisher of Harvard Business Review (www.hbr.org). Mr. Boye, formerly general manager of the National Journal Group, will lead the magazine's commercial activities, including worldwide advertising sales, consumer marketing, and business development....
HOSPITALS, SYSTEMS Edward Mirzabegian, 59, has been named CEO of Antelope Valley Hospital, a not-for-profit facility in Lancaster, Calif. Mirzabegian replaces Les Wong, 62, who in agreement with the board of directors tendered his resignation on June 15, according to...
DALLAS -- Tenet Healthcare Corporation (NYSE: THC) announced today that Dr. Jennifer Daley, its chief medical officer, has been named one of five inaugural recipients of the Leadership Excellence Award, presented by the Harvard Business Review and the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership at the U.S. Naval...
Michael E. Porter and Mark R. Kramer's "Strategy and Society: The Link Between Competitive Advantage and Corporate Social Responsibility" Recognized as Top Article of the Year BOSTON -- Harvard Business Review (www.hbr.org) has announced that Michael E. Porter and Mark R. Kramer are the first-place...
Byline: Vikas Kumar Oct. 18--MUMBAI, India -- Shamed by the dot com excess and knocked out cold by the 'vision thing' of fanciful CEOs, strategy and leadership are stirring back to life in corporate boardrooms after six years. Thomas...
BOSTON -- Harvard Business School Publishing Corporation and The India Today Group today announced a partnership to publish Harvard Business Review South Asia, an English-language edition of the world's most influential business management magazine. Harvard Business Review South Asia will run the same editorial content as the flagship U.S. edition...
Byline: JEREMY MULLMAN Harvard business School Professor Theodore Levitt, who transformed marketing by urging companies to view their businesses more broadly, and coined the term "globalization,'' died after a long illness June 28. He was 81 years old. ...
Harvard Business Review - Offering "the first deep look under the hood of [Jeffrey] Immelt's GE," Harvard Business Review Editor Thomas A. Stewart recently interviewed General Electric's chairman-CEO, asking him to detail his strategy for organic growth. GE's goal? "Two to three times...
Byline: Rotman School of Management TORONTO, May 16 AScribe Newswire -- In recent years creativity has emerged as the single most important source of economic growth. A June conference organized by the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management takes a look at...
Business Editors/Health/Medical Writers BOSTON--BUSINESS WIRE--April 2, 2004 Harvard Business Review today announced that a team of public health researchers is the first-place winner of the prestigious McKinsey Award for the 2003 article "AIDS Is Your Business." The annual awards, judged by an independent...
Management theorists have spent little time pondering potato salad. But on the apparently mundane subject of how to transport that all-American picnic dish, there's a lesson in what's becoming the hottest business theory of the new century. Decades ago, Tupperware solved the problem of how to carry deli...
NEW YORK -- The face-to-face component of knowledge management is just as critical as the technology component, experts said June 4 at a Conference Board session here. Companies are realizing that to successfully manage knowledge, they must tame both the "power of conversations" and the...
IF THERE WAS A SINGLE THING THAT kept coming up during the Associations:digitalNow conference, February 27-March 1 at Disney's Yacht and Beach Club Convention Center at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, it was the importance of understanding the customer. Again and again...
Albert Einstein is said to have hung a sign in his Princeton office that read, "Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." Or maybe it was "Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything...
Byline: Susan Thea Posnock Recalling the waning days of The (we're tempted to call it "legendary") Industry Standard, editor Jane Goldman describes a conversation she had with Amy Bernstein, who was executive editor: "We were at the tail end of The Standard's life and thinking...
The Harvard Business Review names management expert Thomas A. Stewart its new editor, six months alter revelations of an affair with an interviewee led to the ouster of former Editor Suzy Wetlaufer. Stewart, 54, an author and former book editor, comes from Business 2.0, where he...
Lately, magazineland has witnessed a baby boom. At Real Simple, eight staffers are either pregnant or brand-new moms. At Glamour, 14 are brand-new moms or have announced their pregnancies since January. Here's a partial rundown on some of the pint-sized-potential editors. Baby: Michael Launched: September...
By D.C. Denison, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 4--The Harvard Business Review named a new top editor yesterday: Thomas A. Stewart, the former editorial director of Business 2.0 and a longtime member of Fortune magazine's board of editors....
Business Editors BOSTON--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 3, 2002 Thomas A. Stewart has been named Editor of the Harvard Business Review. Previously, he was on the Board of Editors at Fortune magazine and most recently was Editorial Director of Business 2.0, both of which are published by Time Inc....
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