Diversity Pays
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.
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.
Features research coauthored by Franz Hinzen on how private credit can reduce credit supply shocks.
Features research coauthored by Constance Helfat examining all Reverse Morris Trust (RMT) deals in the United States between 1998 and 2023 and how they’ve performed compared to traditional mergers.
Andres Cuneo Zuniga coauthors an article exploring whether a Chilean burial park company should adjust its business model in response to factors such as new environmental regulations and shifting consumer preferences.
Features insights from Davin Chor on the decoupling between the U.S. and China a year from “Liberation Day,” when Trump launched a minimum 10 percent tariff on many imported goods.
A feature story about the inaugural Tuck Consulting Bootcamp, a three-day virtual program that prepares undergraduates for consulting recruiting.
Features Cristina Lozada T’25, product marketing manager at Microsoft, on her decision to pursue an MBA at Tuck and how the experience prepared her for her career.
Quotes Dan Richards T’03, CEO of Global Rescue, on American travelers’ concerns about going abroad in an article examining current air travel challenges.
Quotes Connor McCullough T’26 on learning outside of the classroom at Tuck, highlighting a GIX trip to Japan.
Highlights Scott Anthony’s Epic Disruptions as a framework for understanding how AI is shaping work in higher education.
Sarah Ketterer T’87, CEO and founder of Causeway Capital Management, is recognized among Barron’s annual list of the 100 most influential women in U.S. finance.
Bill Miller IV T’08, CIO and portfolio manager for the Miller Value Fund, joins Bloomberg’s Masters in Business podcast to discuss his career journey in investing.
Stephiney Foley T’18, founder and CEO of Yuzi Care, joins Fox 13 Seattle’s For The Girls to discuss how her company connects parents with the clinical and emotional support they need as they navigate parenthood.
Features insights from Sarah Ketterer T’87, CEO and founder of Causeway Capital Management, on how to invest $10,000 right now.
Quotes Paul Argenti on Target’s need for greater clarity and credibility following recent backlash.
Quotes Rick Cardenas T’98, CEO of Darden Restaurants, in an article examining the trend of restaurants offering smaller, less expensive portions.
A feature story about CarGurus, led by CEO Jason Trevisan T’03, and its recent run of success after shedding unprofitable operations while monetizing AI-powered dealer tools.
Quotes Paul Argenti in an article exploring the culture clash between Wall Street and a generation of young professionals who grew up online.
Jose Minaya T’00, global head of investments & wealth at BNY, joins CNBC’s Power Lunch to discuss what matters most for investors now, including the rise in oil prices and AI trade.
Jose Minaya T’00, global head of investments & wealth at BNY, authors an article exploring how asset managers can adapt to evolving risks in today’s markets.
Mentions Emily Blanchard, who joined a Brookings panel to examine the economic effects of the Supreme Court invalidating Trump’s use of IEEPA to impose broad tariffs.
Features insights from Teresa Fort on how tariffs may have contributed to the decline in manufacturing employment in the U.S. in 2025.
Features Karen Colberg T’91, CEO of King Arthur Baking Company, as she reflects on the company’s 235 year history and future growth plans.