The annual Female Founders dinner—co-hosted by the @bcwinnovators and the @BCSheaCenter—featured alumni Manyaqi Wang (MCAS ‘20, MBA ‘23), founder of Phoebe Jon; Katie Diasti (CSOM ‘19), founder of @vivforyourv; and Ilona Znakharchu (MCAS ‘21), co-founder of Solodko.
Nazifa Subah ‘17 received the prestigious Thomas R. Pickering Fellowship, funded by the U.S. Department of State. “I am thrilled to be a role model for young South Asian girls who may be interested in diplomacy one day,” says Subah.
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A “titan” of industry. Karen Lynch ‘84, CEO of @CVSHealth, is named to @TIME’s 2023 “most influential people” list. The magazine honors her mission to make healthcare a “one-stop-shop.”
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Center for Retirement Research director, Alicia Munnell, explains in a recent @nytimes article that age is still a factor when older Americans search for mortgage approvals.
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Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Romer is joining the ranks of Carroll School faculty as the Seidner University Professor in the fall. The 2018 Nobel laureate will also launch the new Center for the Economics of Ideas housed at the Carroll School.
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Selling property? Put yourself in the buyer’s shoes, says Professor Gerald Smith. “Understand what the buyers’ value drivers are and how your property aligns with those,” he says in a @BostonDotCom article.
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