BP's John Browne on Shareholder Value
A successful corporation must keep its own sense of purpose firmly in view to be successful at creating shareholder value said John Browne, Sloan ’81, who heads the global energy giant BP. [Details]

Poor Countries Transform Banking
Technology is fast bridging geographical and economic barriers, empowering the people in some of the world’s poorest countries, and transforming the ways corporations make money says, John Bond, Group Chairman of international bank HSBC. [Details]

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Jackson Library Website Recommendations [Details]

Executive Program for Leadership
July 10-15, on campus [Details]

Tenaris: Creating A Global Leader From An Emerging Market
Tenaris S.A., a leading global supplier of seamless steel pipe and related services, had been formed in December 2002 from firms in Argentina, Mexico, and Italy and had annual sales of $3.1 billion. The firm was now looking for ways to grow globally in a mature industry.(case must be purchased) [Details]

A Call to Action: Taking Back Healthcare for Future Generations
by Hank McKinnell, MBA '67, PhD '68, McGraw-Hill, 2005
Healthcare systems around the world are focused on sickness and its management rather than health says Hank McKinnell, one of the world’s most influential corporate leaders. As a result, dialogue about how to sustain health now takes a back seat to arguments about cost, says the new book by the CEO of Pfizer.[Details]

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A Primer on Writing Business Plans [Details]