2004 News Archives

2004 Diane Weiss Consulting Competition winner, more...
Where the Boston elite prefer to meet (and eat) (feature in Boston Herald), more...
"Google Plans Foundation to Take Aim at Global Ills". Center for Corporate Citizenship cited, more...
Prof. Bill Torbert's new book, Action Inquiry:The Secret of Timely and Transforming Leadership is released by Berrett-Koehler Publishers more...
The best power lunch in town: "Somehow, some way, the great Jesuits of Chestnut Hill have cornered the market in Boston on hosting the ultimate power lunch," writes Boston Herald columnist Cosmo Macero.
Business Week features BC report on smart ways for companies to help low wage workers.
Professor Alicia Munnell comments in the New York Times on the risk of employees investing reitrments funds in their companies' stock.
Professor Rick Spiniello comments on the line between aggression and unethical corporate behavior on Boston.com
Boston.com features Professor Kathleen Seiders commenting on the impact of the Tyco trial on the company's brands.
Boston.com features Professor Kathleen Seiders commenting on the "Field Trip Factory" arranging trips to local businesses for grade school students.
Wall Street Journal quotes BC MBA admissions director on ethics trends.
The Economist reviews Alicia Munnell's new book, Coming Up Short: The Challenge of 401(K) Plans.
Cracks in the nest egg: 401(k) plans are falling short for most, warns BC's Alicia Munnell in a new book. More from the Boston Globe.
Professor Kathleen Seiders comments on marketing strategies in the banking industry on Boston.com
Professor Jean Bartunek has been selected to be the first holder of an endowed chair that has been established through the generosity of Robert and Evelyn Ferris of Atherton, California.
2004 CIRM Investment Mandate Awards granted. more...