Real Humans of Citi: Elizabeth Jimenez, Dartmouth Tuck...
A feature profile of Elizabeth Jimenez T’19, SVP of strategic risk at Citi.
View at Clear AdmitA feature profile of Elizabeth Jimenez T’19, SVP of strategic risk at Citi.
View at Clear AdmitQuotes Salil Tripathi T’85 in an article examining the state of the free press in India.
View at Nieman ReportsA roundup of the latest business school news highlights the new joint Tuck-Geisel Master of Health Administration degree.
View at Poets&QuantsRoger McNamee T’82, managing director of Elevation Partners, authors an opinion piece examining how Hollywood should approach the disruption caused by generative AI.
View at WiredFeatures Sarah Ketterer T’87, CEO of Causeway Capital, in an article collecting advice from investment experts on the best ways to invest in the current market.
View at BloombergHighlights Tuck in an article exploring compensation for MBA graduates in a variety of roles and industries.
View at https://poetsandquants.com/2023/07/16/mba-pay-by-occupation-industry-heres-how-much-youre-worth/Quotes Thad Hill T’95, CEO of Calpine Corp., in an article about the company’s new project that could capture 95 percent of a power plant’s carbon emissions.
View at BloombergHighlights Gail Ayala Taylor, who was recognized by the American Marketing Association Foundation with the 2023 Williams-Qualls-Spratlen Multicultural Mentoring Award of Excellence.
View at American Marketing AssociationA feature story about new research from Mark DesJardine and coauthors which finds that companies with diverse boards are more likely to be targeted by activist investors.
View at The TelegraphQuotes Sharmistha Sikdar and highlights research by Sikdar, Prasad Vana, and coauthor Vrinda Kadiyali examining the pricing strategies of Walmart and Amazon.
View at The New York TimesYancey Spruill T’98, CEO of DigitalOcean, joins Power Lunch to discuss AI deal in the cloud space.
View at CNBCRoger McNamee T’82, managing director of Elevation Partners, joins Squawk on the Street to discuss Meta’s new Twitter competitor Threads.
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