| February 2001,
Volume 69, Number 2
Features
The
Auction Engineers
Business School faculty and alumni are erecting new frameworks for
auctions—an age-old economic institution that is recapturing the attention
of today's buyers and sellers. By Kathleen O'Toole
Updating
Rockefeller and Carnegie
A champion of opportunity for women and girls, Catherine Muther,
MBA '78, believes in the new venture concepts of partnering, teamwork,
and accountability when it comes to investing for long-term social results.
By Janet Zich
Departments
ABOUT THIS ISSUE
LETTERS
SPREADSHEET
What's Up: News about the GSB and its graduates.
People: Mike McCaffery, MBA '82; Peter Baish, SEP '84.
COMMUNITY
Stanford MBAs build their School networks as they brainstorm solutions
to community problems with nonprofit organizations. By Kathleen O'Toole
STUDENTS
The Sloan Program expands its repertoire of leadership
education
by adding nonprofit managers to the mix of current fellows. By Janet
Zich
FACULTY
NEWS
FACULTY
PUBLICATIONS
FACULTY
RESEARCH
•When pleasing customers hurts the bottom line.
•Unconventional wisdom
on political contributions.
•Making startups grow up.
•Why map salesmen
should love free-trade laws.
NEWSMAKERS
Who's in the news: A roundup of media mentions.
IN
MEMORIAM
CALENDAR
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