Retired or willing to play hooky to ski midweek? Join other members of the HBS community to ski at Mount Sunapee on Wednesday, February 11th at 10:00AM. We'll meet at the Spruce Lodge Café at Mount Sunapee Resort at 10:00 AM to head out on the slopes. We'll meet back at the café for lunch at 1:00 PM. […]
In a world obsessed with hustle, optimization, and endless to-do lists, Peggy Sullivan offers a radical reframe: Success isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing what matters most. In this compelling keynote, Peggy invites the audience to step off the treadmill of modern busyness and into a life of intentionality, clarity, and sustainable impact. Drawing from real-world […]
On Tuesday, Feb 23rd, at 5:15 PM, the HBS Angels of Boston will hold a hybrid pitch event at the Harvard Innovation Labs and on Zoom. The event is primarily for HBS Alumni Angels of Boston members and other accredited investors affiliated with Harvard, although non-accredited investors are welcome to attend. To learn more about the HBS Angels of Boston and watch […]
In collaboration with Harvard Club of Boston, you are invited to join us for this special event. AI is transforming how people understand, access, and experience mental health support. From real-time monitoring to personalized recommendations, technology is opening pathways to care far beyond traditional clinical environments. But with that innovation comes a critical issue: · How […]
An Alumni Forum is composed of 8-10 HBS alumni who enjoy the benefits of a completely confidential group of peers discussing topics of interest and concern. Topics and issues are as varied as the Forum’s members and may range from the effect of the economy on one’s business to finding a healthy work/life balance. Members compare it […]
Men and boys aren’t doing well in today’s America. Men are lagging economically, and they experience high rates of depression, suicide and drug overdose deaths. Boys are flailing in the education system, both in K-12 and at the university level. Statistics paint a disturbing picture: Men’s participation in the U.S. labor force has declined from […]
Major life events—marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or death—can deeply impact your financial well-being or that of your family members. In this webinar, two attorneys, Theresa B. Ramos and Rachel Meagher, and financial planner and HBS alum, MaryAnne Gucciardi, will share strategies to help you navigate transitions with clarity, protect assets, and plan […]
Join us for a timely conversation with Dan Hesse, Chairman of Akamai Technologies and former award-winning CEO of Sprint, on the role corporate leaders can play in strengthening democratic resilience—without turning companies into partisan actors. We’ll explore: - What responsibilities (if any) business leaders have to defend democratic principles - How to navigate moments when civic […]
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how hospitals identify risks, reduce medical errors, and deliver higher-quality care. What does this transformation look like inside the country’s leading health systems and what does it mean for the patients and families who receive care there? Join us for a conversation with two of the most influential leaders, driving […]
Why do so many of us feel like the financial system is rigged? Because, as Harvard economics professor John Y. Campbell argues, it is — and it’s time to fix it. Join the HBS Association of Boston and the Harvard Club of Boston as they host a fascinating evening of insight and conversation with Professor Campbell, one of the world’s most influential […]
As you know, Artificial Intelligence is rapidly expanding its role in how we live and work. Organizations are using AI to increase productivity, accelerate research, improve decision-making, and create new products and services. Powerful cognitive tools are now broadly accessible, reshaping career paths, organizational design, education, and public policy. Investment in AI rivals some of […]
Healthcare spending now exceeds 18% of U.S. GDP—the highest among developed nations—yet outcomes in life expectancy, chronic disease management, and avoidable mortality continue to lag our peers. For business leaders responsible for workforce health, benefits strategy, and organizational risk, this isn't an abstract policy debate. It's a P&L problem that compounds annually. Why This Discussion […]