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Educating leaders who make a difference in the world. Share your HBS experience with #LifeatHBS.

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In the latest Behind the Research, HBS Assistant Professor Carolyn Fu discusses her research on how companies can let the outside world shape them, why the best ideas come from outside an industry, how her path from defense research inspired her work, and more.  Read more about Carolyn Fu and her research at the link in bio! 10 Nov 2026 What role does identity play in political divisions? In this week’s Research Spotlight, HBS Assistant Professor Marco Tabellini and coauthor Vasiliki Fouka explored how immigration affects cultural identity and political attitudes. The study suggests that cultural identity can become more important than economic differences in shaping political divisions, and that these effects vary by local context. Read more about their research at the link in bio! #HBSResearch #ResearchSpotlight #ResearchPowersProgress 05 Nov 2026 What does a founder need most in the earliest, most uncertain stage? For Lindsey Chrismon (MBA 2025), cofounder of Oply, it was the summer between her first and second year at @harvardhbs. Rock Summer Fellows (now Rock Venture Catalyst) gave her the funding, network, and resources to keep building, and paired her with a mentor she is still in touch with today. In the coming weeks, we'll share more about what building a company at HBS looks like, from students and recent alumni working with the Rock Center for Entrepreneurship. Learn how Rock Venture Catalyst supports student founders over the summer at the link in bio. 05 Nov 2026 Annual appreciation of fall on campus 🍁🍁 #lifeathbs 05 Nov 2026 What happens when every classmate in your program is building a company? Jennifer Arnold (MS/MBA 2026), cofounder of Altro Health, was one of 30 students in Harvard's MS/MBA: Engineering Sciences program, a joint degree from @harvardhbs and @harvardseas that brings engineering and business together through the lens of entrepreneurship. Everything she learns applies directly to the venture she is building. As she put it, "I've never seen anything like that within other schools." In the coming weeks, we'll share more about what building a company at HBS looks like, from students and recent alumni working with the Rock Center for Entrepreneurship. Learn more about the MS/MBA at the link in bio 29 Oct 2026 How does generative AI affect market expectations for dominant firms? In this week’s Research Spotlight, HBS Professor Suraj Srinivasan and colleagues studied how investors view leading companies after ChatGPT’s launch. The strongest market gains went to AI-exposed leaders with extensive data resources and complex, multi-location operations. Profitability gains followed over three fiscal years. Read more about their research at the link in bio! 29 Oct 2026 🏎️ In early 2023, Tufan Erginbilgiç took over as CEO of the U.K.’s legendary jet engine and power systems giant Rolls-Royce. Despite its legacy and a culture steeped in engineering brilliance, Rolls-Royce had underperformed for more than a decade—so much so that when Erginbilgiç took over, he told employees that they were standing on a “burning platform.” Erginbilgiç endeavored to develop a transformation playbook, combining Rolls-Royce’s engineering-focused heritage with a high performing mindset, setting the company on a road to financial and operational health. Was his leadership style and plan enough for the new Rolls-Royce to thrive? In this episode of Cold Call, HBS Professor and former dean Nitin Nohria and host Brian Kenny discuss the case “Tufan Erginbilgiç at Rolls-Royce” and the interconnected ideas explored in Nohria’s new book, The CEO: The Role, the Reality, the Responsibility. 🏎️ Tune in at the link in bio! 28 Oct 2026 Fall has brought its own color palette to HBS. 🍁 We took a closer look at the leaves around campus and gave some of our favorite shades names of their own. 24 Oct 2026 What does HBS give a founder that can't be replicated? For Andrew Steen (JD/MBA 2025), cofounder of Laptis, the answer is the people. At @harvardhbs, he built lifelong friendships and relationships that he says have already shaped who he is as a leader and as an entrepreneur, and will keep shaping how Laptis grows. In the coming weeks, we'll share more about what building a company at HBS looks like, from students and recent alumni working with the Rock Center for Entrepreneurship. Learn how the Rock Center supports student founders at the link in our bio. 22 Oct 2026 Family funding helps startups launch. What does it mean for innovation? In this week’s Research Spotlight, HBS Assistant Professor Brian K. Baik studied how family investment relates to startup innovation. Family investors often step in during the founding year, and the findings point to a trade-off between early support and innovation. Read more about their research at the link in bio! #HBSResearch #ResearchSpotlight #ResearchPowersProgress 22 Oct 2026 Fall semester, mid-week edition. 🍂 #lifeathbs 21 Oct 2026 Can you teach someone to think like a founder? For Valentina Ratner (MS/MBA 2020) cofounder and CEO of AllSpice.io, learning via the case method at @harvardhbs proved invaluable in shaping her founder mindset. She practiced making decisions with imperfect information hundreds of times. Today, that is a fundamental part of her job. At HBS, every case is a rehearsal for a decision a founder may one day face. Students take a position, defend it, and learn from classmates who see the problem differently. Repeat that hundreds of times, and you build judgment, conviction, and the confidence to act when the answer isn’t obvious. Learn more about the case method at the link in our bio. 16 Oct 2026

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