Naughton Joins Tuck’s Center for Private Equity and Entrepreneurship
Tom Naughton D’89, T’96 brings private equity experience and enthusiasm to the executive director role.
Tom Naughton D’89, T’96 brings private equity experience and enthusiasm to the executive director role.
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U.S. altruism may not be the only factor that shapes U.S. trade policy.
Professor Hansen says the law brings fairness to the country's health care system.
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A Tuck overseer since 2008, Christopher Williams T'84 replaces William F. Achtmeyer T’81 as chair of the board of overseers. Achtmeyer is stepping down after 11 years of distinguished service.
Daniel Revers T’89, a Tuck overseer and co-founder of ArcLight Capital Partners, has endowed a professorship and funded an initiative on the business of energy.
Katharina Lewellen and colleagues look at the investment patterns of nonprofit hospitals and find them remarkably similar to those of shareholder-owned corporations.
Vornado Realty Trust chairman Steven Roth T'63 urges Tuck graduates to be optimistic and embrace change.
The Class of 2011 Teaching Excellence Award recognizes two Tuck faculty members each year for their outstanding contributions to the educational experience.
Tuck entrepreneurs have astoundingly diverse interests but are united by a shared set of enduring qualities: creativity, a spirit of innovation, and a deep passion for what they do.
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Q&A with marketing professor and Global Leadership 2030 instructor Peter Golder.