Boston College Carroll School

Paying for college without debt is top of mind for many college students. In the latest episode of the Portfolio Intelligence podcast, host John Bryson ’95, MBA ’09 discussed the importance of financial literacy and how to make the most of your investment.https://t.co/kK4p5jJJkW

Political discussions are on the rise in workplaces. In an article for @mitsmr, CSOM professor Michael Pratt provides a framework of “structured processes” to help managers fairly navigate political polarization through education and collaboration. https://t.co/OD1rttG9Z5

Launching a startup in the food industry is a notoriously tricky endeavor. These four alumni took the challenges in stride and ended up with some delicious results. https://t.co/YIh1dgWOhX https://t.co/ZDUZDLKyaP

OpenAI started as a non-profit, but has recently been looking to convert to for-profit status. Prof. @Ransbotham weighed in on @LAist, saying the shift shouldn’t be a shock, as expensive technology could be hard to sustainably fund without shareholders. https://t.co/TNYeinhu78 https://t.co/RLengXvdCq

After leaving professional baseball for consulting, Joe Martinez '05 returned to the sport as @MLB’s vp for on-field strategy. As he blends business knowledge with athletic experience, he's finding ways to keep structuring his life around the game he loves.https://t.co/SP0zNNdlIj https://t.co/KE44L4Uy4f

Since Congress outlawed a mandatory retirement age in 1986, employers have been less willing to hire older workers. Director of @RetirementRsrch Alicia Munnell told @BostonGlobe that reinstating a uniform retirement age could remedy the issue. https://t.co/bYtdVeqseP