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Ken Shotts
Companies talk about their good intentions. I’d much rather have good institutions than good intentions.
Ken Shotts
The David S. and Ann M. Barlow Professor of Political Economy
Myriam Sidibé
Having access to these very basic systems such as safe sanitation and toilets are the foundation of social justice.
Myriam Sidibé
Seed Transformation Program
Dan Grunfeld | Credit: Billy Michels
A lot of what I do you can relate to my career in sports. You want to win, but you also need to work well with others.
Dan Grunfeld
MBA ’17
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Audio versions of case studies get high marks from students.
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Jason Mayden: Design as a Lifestyle, Design as a Doorway
How inspiration and insight converge on the path to great products.
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