Far from the division and dysfunction of Washington, D.C., and the glare and grind of the just-completed presidential race, Babson alumni are doing the unglamorous work of government. These state representatives and city councilors lead their communities and take on the day-to-day duty of getting things done, whether negotiating the budget and haggling over taxes, or making sure the snow is plowed and the potholes are filled.
Successful VC pitches rely on powerful storytelling, strong presentation skills, and yes, a killer idea. But, beyond the idea and the flair behind it, there are critical details VCs look for in evaluating a pitch—and whether a company is worth the investment.
When soldiers come home, they face life again in the cities and towns they left behind and may seek a job, or education, or healing. These Babson alumni strive to make sure that the country’s warriors, who have sacrificed so much, receive the support they need.
Undergraduate students shared photos from their summer 2016 internships at a variety of organizations, including Hint Water, the U.S. Court of Appeals, Microsoft, and more.
In a world in which people can buy an item anytime, anywhere, and instantly share their opinions about it, staying on top of trends and customer demands keeps retail industry strategists like Brian Lynch ’79, Eileen Rizzo MBA’97 and Sandi Summerson MBA’11 busy.
Margo Layton Cole MBA’15 tells the story of her non-linear path to a career in venture capital at Breakaway Ventures.
When Raj Sisodia reflects on how he came to be a marketing professor and a leader in the Conscious Capitalism movement, he calls many of his choices “opportunistic stumbling.”
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