Highlights Amir Nahai D’99, T’05, CEO of Groupe Potel et Chabot, his academic journey at Dartmouth, his career path to his current role, and his efforts to restore Dalloyau, the oldest french luxury caterer.
Features research coauthored by Teresa Fort on why productivity growth has slowed in the U.S. despite an increased investment in research and development.
Highlights Apeksha Atal T’25, consultant at BCG, why she chose to attend business school, and how her time at Tuck prepared her for her career.
Dean Matthew J. Slaughter coauthors an essay proposing new policies the United States can adopt to support workers as AI innovation disrupts the labor market.
Highlights Kevin “KAYR” Robinson T’12, founder and CEO of KAYJAY consulting, and his new book Can’t Break Me: How I Shifted My Mindset and Overcame the Odds.
Gabriel Voelcker joins the SEC Roundup podcast to discuss his research on how commentary from different public groups influences the SEC’s rulemaking.
Quotes Sarah Ketterer T’87, CEO and founder of Causeway Capital Management, on investment opportunities in European stocks right now.
Features Isabel Steffens T’25, private wealth advisor at Goldman Sachs, why she chose to pursue an MBA at Tuck, and how the experience prepared her for her current role.
Quotes Lisa Smith T’87, principal at Fairfax Associates, on why big law firms are admitting a smaller share of partners into ownership ranks to reward those who bring in the most business.
Ella Bell Smith coauthors an opinion piece on the civic responsibilities of business schools.
Features insights from Sarah Ketterer T’87, CEO and founder of Causeway Capital Management, on where to invest $10,000 today, recommending U.S. medical tech stocks.
Quotes Jill Nelson T’16, CMO of Dunkin’, on the brand’s collaboration with Barbie.
Dean Matthew J. Slaughter coauthors an article on the state of U.S. capitalism during a time of widespread distrust and polarized politics.
Quotes Dan Richards T’03, CEO of Global Rescue, on why travelers are prioritizing safety now more than ever.
A feature story about research coauthored by Peter Golder on the correlation between racially diverse law and business school cohorts and higher starting salaries for graduates.
Quotes Rob Shumsky on the risks of dynamic pricing of grocery store items.
Highlights T’26s Andrew and Kayla Hergott Heiny’s decision to apply to Tuck together, what the experience has been like for them so far, and what’s coming next.
Features research coauthored by Felipe Severino on how annuities affect longevity.
Mentions Ron Adner’s book The Wide Lens as a framework for understanding how the adoption of innovation can be slowed due to its dependence on various complementary components.
Mentions Epic Disruptions by Scott D. Anthony D’96 in a roundup of books leaders should read this summer.
Sarah Ketterer T’87, CEO and founder of Causeway Capital Management, joins Bloomberg’s Open Interest to discuss why investors should avoid overconcentration in AI stocks.
Mentions research by the Tuck Community Consulting Club on Vermont’s new program that provided 30,000 free day-use visits for lower-income Vermonters to Vermont State Parks.
Highlights research coauthored by Peter Golder in the Financial Times’ Business School Insider newsletter that found MBA and law school cohorts with greater racial diversity received higher median salaries at graduation.
Quotes Dan Richards T’03, CEO of Global Rescue, on how travelers are approaching risk in 2026.
Highlights Carly Wolberg T’23, senior product manager at Amazon, and her decision to pursue an MBA at Tuck and how the experience shaped her career.
Leela Srinivasan T’06, CEO of Parity, authors an article exploring the WNBA’s new collective bargaining agreement and what this signals for the future of women’s sports.
Features insights from Franz Hinzen on how banks scaling back their traditional lending activities to small and medium-sized enterprises may have contributed to the growth in private credit.
Features T’26s Jack Noble and Kayla Hergott Heiny in Poets&Quants’ annual list of the Best & Brightest MBA students from the class of 2026.
Quotes Sarah Ketterer T'87, CEO and founder of Causeway Capital Management, on the growth potential of emerging markets during the Middle East conflict.
A feature story about research coauthored by Peter Golder finding that racially diverse cohorts at law and business schools correlate with higher starting salaries for graduates.
Features research coauthored by Peter Golder that finds higher education graduates earn higher salaries when they learn alongside a diverse peer group.
Roger McNamee T’82, managing director of Elevation Partners, joins CNBC’s The Exchange to discuss the Musk vs Altman trial and its potential implications.
Features insights from Paul Argenti on AI labs’ messaging and consumer sentiment.
Scott D. Anthony D’96 authors an article about nurse Florence Nightingale’s innovations in health care.
A feature story highlighting research coauthored by Laurens Debo on the personal and social factors which influence tipping.
Quotes Samuel Engel in an article exploring a potential merger between United and American Airlines.