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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

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

This summer, hundreds of AHANA alumni returned to campus for a week-long reunion with a schedule of community events. Among them was Juan Fernando Lopera ’99, who won the Keith A. Francis Inspiration award for his social justice and health equity efforts. https://t.co/IDI7B7YSYh