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COVER STORY
Recognizing
Achievement
2000 Distinguished Alumni Awards
Chicago GSB alumni are world leaders in business. They set and redefine corporate
strategies, envision and execute bold new ventures, and provide tireless service to the
public through governmental and nonprofit entities. This year, the GSB honored
outstanding achievement in the corporate, entrepreneurial, and public service sectors
with the 2000 Distinguished Alumni Awards.
Karen L. Katen,
A.B. ’70, M.B.A. ’74
Distinguished Corporate Alumna
Joe
Mansueto, A.B. ’78, M.B.A. ’80
Distinguished Entrepreneurial
Alumnus
Gary A.
Mecklenburg, ’70
Distinguished Public Service/Public Sector
Alumnus
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From the Dean
Resigning the Deanship
I would like to thank the two Chicago GSB dean search
committees that had the courage to appoint me as dean and then reappoint me for a
second five-year term, as well as Presidents Hanna Gray and Hugo Sonnenschein, who
accepted their recommendations. By July 1, 2001, I will have served as your dean for
eight years.
From Dean Robert S. Hamada
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Open for
Business
Chicago GSB Launches Program in
Singapore
Last fall, Chicago GSB became the first business
school with permanent campuses in Asia, Europe, and North America.
By Melissa M. Bernardoni
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The Revolution Starts Here
Information and Small Business
Lending
The distance between small firms and their lenders is
growing 3.8 percent each year. A recent study by Professor Raghuram G. Rajan examines
the causes and benefits of this radical change in small business lending.
By Soo Ji Min
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GSB Statement Clarifies Facts about I-House
Setting the Record Straight
Great debate has surrounded the university’s
decisions regarding International House and the GSB’s role. The GSB released a
summary of events to clarify its position.
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A New Brand Challenge
Alumni Profile
As vice president of marketing for Concero, Jennifer
K. Daniels, ’92, orchestrated the company's extensive plan for a fresh
corporate identity.
By Amy Rust
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