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Spreadsheet One
*SRO Down Under *First Entrepreneur Conference at GSB *The Forgiven *Here We Grow Again! *Intellectual Game of Investment *Boeing Chief wins Arbuckle Award
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Spreadsheet Two
*Great Leap Forward *Student Job Hunting Goes Global *Calculating the Eco-cost
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Spreadsheet Three
*The GSB Goes to War *PhDs Fare Well in Job Market *"Sorry, Mr. Rainwater is in a Meeting." *New Porras Award
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A Closer Look: Bernard Beal
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A Closer Look: Mike Golub
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A Closer Look: Reid Dennis
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| For The Record: Who We Are | ||
For the RecordWho We AreTotal number of living alumni/ae: 22,137 Men: 19,621 Women: 2,516 MBAs: 13,172 PhDs: 448 Sloans: 1,225 SEPs: 5,207 Other executive programs: 2,085
Number of countries represented: 104 The dozen most popular countries in which to live or work: United States, England, Japan, France, Australia, Switzerland, Canada, Singapore, Mexico, Germany, South Africa, Hong Kong Longest distance from home to workplace, straight up: 313 nautical miles Houston, Texas, to the Hubble Space Telescope (Steve Smith, MBA '87) Starting annual salary of the first MBA class (1928): $1,860 Starting annual salary of the most recent MBA class (1996): $82,000 Year first women MBAs graduated: 1930 How many: 2 How many in 1996: 105 Number of bachelor's degrees granted by the Graduate School of Business: 49 (See "GSB Goes to War," in Spreadsheet Three.)
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