Power Lunch: John Lynch
Over a Caesar salad, the former New Hampshire governor describes his unusual trajectory from a Wall Street turnaround expert to the best coach his children ever had to the state’s longest-serving governor. When he left the job in 2012 after serving eight years as governor of New Hampshire, John Lynch became the only governor in the state’s history to serve four terms. In fact, only two other governors have served even three terms. If...
Power Lunch: Matthew Slaughter, new dean of the Tuck School of Business
Over a dinner of grilled shrimp salad and a beer, the new dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth discusses taking a fresh look at his institution’s mission and goals, and how the Upper Valley’s economic health is increasingly linked to trade with the fast-growing countries of Asia. Matt Slaughter, dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, is one busy executive, with a schedule that changes as rapidly as the Wall...
Power Lunch: Matthew Slaughter, new dean of the Tuck School of Business
Over a dinner of grilled shrimp salad and a beer, the new dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth discusses taking a fresh look at his institution’s mission and goals, and how the Upper Valley’s economic health is increasingly linked to trade with the fast-growing countries of Asia. Matt Slaughter, dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, is one busy executive, with a schedule that changes as rapidly as the Wall...
Women and Business: MSNBC Journalist Urges Women to Know Their Value
Women must understand their value in the workplace and learn to communicate that value to their superiors. They must stop apologizing. And they must begin to fight for themselves and for what they deserve. “That,” as Mika Brzezinski, co-host of the MSNBC television program Morning Joe, wrote in one of her recent best-selling books, “is the next chapter in the story that began with the women’s rights movement.” Brzezinski was at the...
