When Activist Investors Ask for Board Seats
Mark DesJardine coauthors a piece on how corporate leaders can navigate activist investors seeking board seats and shares best practices for working with them if they join the board.
Mark DesJardine coauthors a piece on how corporate leaders can navigate activist investors seeking board seats and shares best practices for working with them if they join the board.
Chris O’Neill T’01, CEO of GrowthLoop, authors an article about the benefits of companies pausing to reevaluate and move forward with purpose.
Features insights from Sarah Nelson T’23, investment banking associate at Guggenheim Securities, on how Tuck prepared her for a career in finance.
Quotes Dean Matthew Slaughter in an article exploring the potential impact of President Trump’s second term on U.S. business schools.
Mentions Kevin Demoff T’06, president of the Los Angeles Rams, and the team’s plans to expand the NFL’s international footprint by playing its first game in Australia in 2026.
Mentions Tuck as one of the top business schools at placing graduates in leading consulting firms, including McKinsey & Company.
Paul Argenti joins the Mountain Money podcast to discuss the importance of timely corporate communication during crises.
Mentions the Tuck Knowledge in Practice Podcast and its insights into the research conducted by Tuck faculty members.
Features insights from Emily Blanchard on President Trump’s proposed tariffs and their potential impact on the country’s economic leverage.
Highlights Stephanie Berger T’18, senior manager of product management tech at Amazon, who is featured in season 48 of Survivor.
Highlights Tuck’s 125th anniversary, which it celebrates this year.
Quotes Sarah Ketterer T’87, CEO and founder of Causeway Capital Management, on why people should invest $10,000 right now in consumer staples.
Highlights Fabric Health, cofounded by Courtney Bragg T’18, an organization that sends outreach workers to laundromats to help people access and use health coverage.
Salil Tripathi T’85, senior adviser for the Institute for Human Rights and Business, discusses the current situation in West Asia.
Features insights from Sarah Ketterer T’87, CEO and founder of Causeway Capital Management, on Meta's capital expenditure spending plan, the AI boom, and where the market is headed.
Vijay Govindarajan coauthors an article about finfluencers, the risks they pose to companies, and strategies for leaders to minimize these risks.
Highlights High West Distillery, founded by David Perkins T’90, and its innovative product blending process.
Features Tuck in an article highlighting 10 business schools around the world to watch in 2025.
Features Carlos Rodriguez-Pastor T’88, CEO of Intercorp, and his leadership journey in growing Intercorp and shaping the company into what it is today.
Features insights from Davin Chor on how China may respond to President Trump’s proposed tariffs.
Chris O’Neill T’01, CEO of GrowthLoop, authors an article about the debate over return-to-office policies versus remote-first work.
Features insights from Scott Anthony D’96 on emerging disruptions in business, including AI, and how business schools can prepare students to face them.
Quotes Roger McNamee T’82, managing director of Elevation Partners, on his support of the “Free Our Feeds” initiative to counter billionaire control over social media.
Mentions the book How Stella Saved the Farm by Vijay Govindarajan and coauthor as one of Walmart’s CEO’s most impactful books of 2024.
Quotes Kate Grussing T’91, founder and managing director of Sapphire Partners, on the widening gender pay gap in Europe for non-executive board members.
Highlights Kevin Demoff T’06, team president of the Los Angeles Rams, and his decision to relocate the Rams’ playoff game to Arizona due to the LA wildfires.
Features research by Pino Audia and coauthors examining the myth of the “garage” entrepreneur.
Dean Matthew Slaughter authors an opinion piece examining how higher education has benefited from the H-1B visa program.
Chris O’Neill T’01, CEO of GrowthLoop, shares insights on how brands can utilize personalization to enhance the customer experience.
Quotes Teresa Fort on the impact President-elect Trump’s tariffs may have on American manufacturers.
Highlights the bequest from Glenn Britt D’71, T’72, former CEO of Time Warner Cable, and his wife Barbara, of $150 million to increase financial aid for undergraduate students at Dartmouth and graduate students at Tuck.
Paul Argenti joins Squawk Pod to discuss the succession plans and executive turnover on multiple corporate teams in 2025, including Apple and Disney.
Paul Argenti joins Squawk Box to discuss the return to in-person work trend in 2025.
Features insights from Sydney Finkelstein on how expertise can hinder leadership by stifling curiosity and fostering overconfidence.
Quotes Jill Nelson T’16, CMO of Dunkin’, on Dunkin’s partnership with singer Sabrina Carpenter for a special drink inspired by her song, “Espresso.”
Mentions the article “Tacking Disruption Playfully” by Scott Anthony D’96, which explores how leaders can get employees back in practice with playing at work.