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June 1994/Volume 62/Number 4
If it isn't one thing, it's another! What to do when a crisis strikes. ("Business 911: Triage for trying times")
Kids In Biz are whizzes at business, sell out their product in a week. ("Kids in Biz")
Why do customers act the way they do and other mysteries of marketing. ("Marketing Research from the Business School")
Features
- The View from Europe
At the Stanford alumni conference in Paris, five prominent European business leaders looked at their industries, their countries, and the world.
By
- E. John P. Browne , Sloan '81
- Jean-Louis Gergorin, SEP '89
- André Lévy-Lang , PhD '66
- Bolko von Oetinger , MBA '74; and
- Mads Řvlisen , MBA '72
- Spreading Your Wings?
If you're thinking of leaving the corporate nest, ask yourself these questions first.
By Steven C. Brandt , MBA '65
Special Report
Departments
- Ideas
- It can happen to you: How to manage in a crisis
- The airwaves go on the auctioneer's block
- The Learning Curve
- Seven strategies for working Washington , by Richard G. Wollack, MBA '69
- Students
- Kids In Biz learn as they earn, by Jennifer Guckel, MBA Class of 1994
- Alumni
- Quilt project organizer says it started here
- News
- Stanford in Paris, 1994
- Faculty and Staff
- SBSAA News (Chapter-by-chapter)
- Alumni News
- A Closer Look
- Southern storyteller finds a voice
Roy Owen , MBA '72- Cheers, with a twist
Stephen Brown , MBA '88- The Alumni File
- The stork was Lithuanian
Kathleen Retterson , MBA '87- Good design
Glendon Good , MBA '89- Smith to Mission Control, over
Steve Smith , MBA '87- Newsmakers
Originally published in print form
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