A $49,500 School for EntrepreneursAn MBA program where all the professors are entrepreneurs.
This Oxford B-School Solar Startup Is Lighting Up East AfricaOff Grid Electric provides pre-paid solar energy at affordable prices to people living off the grid.
How one MBA went from Lehman Brothers to high-pressure juiceWall Street veteran Hillary Lewis' high-pressure processed juice has made it to store shelves all around the country.
How to get an MBA education for less than $1,000Laurie Pickard publicly chronicled her pursuit of a business education entirely out of free or low-cost online courses. Her gamble is paying off.
B-schools' love-hate relationship with rankingsThe good: B-schools rely on rankings as a benchmark against their peers, a third-party guide for students, and a marketing tool. The bad: They are potentially flawed and unquestionably a resource drain. Oh, and they're a potential PR disaster in the making.
A Harvard-based startup tackles Indian matchmakingA look at easyBiodata which offers personal profiles for those seeking arranged marriages in India and recently vied for top honors at Harvard's annual New Venture Competition.
Harvard startup champion focuses on India’s womenSaathi, a social enterprise startup that provides low-cost sanitary napkins and jobs to women in rural India, took top honors at Harvard’s New Venture Competition. Co-founder Amrita Saigal discusses the origins of the project and its path forward. (Poets&Quants) — Harvard MBA candidate Amrita Saigal (class of 2014) and her co-founder, Oracle engineer Kristin Kagetsu, […]
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