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Linda Zabors, '02
(left) and Mary Koelle, members of the winning team
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COVER STORY
A
Winning Venture
A gift from Michael P. Polsky, '87,
gives entrepreneurship a boost at the GSB, where students
turn classroom projects into actual companies year after
year.
By Patricia Briske
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The
Art of the Deal
All theory aside, how do venture capitalists and
entrepreneurs interact? Professors Steven N. Kaplan and Per Stromberg
have written two papers that answer the question.
By Patricia Briske
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A
Charitable Investment: A Venture Philanthropist Looks for an Unusual
Return
Craig Nakagawa, '97
Delivering vaccines to children in remote African
villages is a worthwhile venture to Craig Nakagawa, 97. Making
sure they can be delivered year after year will take every skill
he ever learned at the GSB.
By Patricia Briske
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Being
There
The 50th Annual Management Conference
At a time when business—and
the world—can change overnight, Chicago GSB alumni gathered
at Gleacher Center for a day of expert panels, recent research,
and networking.
By Melissa M. Bernardoni
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Focus
On: Ethics at Chicago GSB
Years before Enron became
a household name, the business world had its share of scandals.
In the 1980s and 1990s, the junk bond scandal and savings and
loan debacle had people wondering if "business ethics"
was an oxymoron. Is unethical behavior on the rise?
By Patricia Briske
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