New Session on Digital Transformation in Tuck AMP
By Betsy Vereckey
Professor Geoffrey Parker, an expert on platforms, will join the Tuck AMP faculty this summer to teach on digitization and network effects.
Working Towards Change: LSI’s 360-Degree Assessment
By Katie Crouch
Change, as every skilled business person knows, takes work. Thanks to a 360-degree assessment and Professor Pino Audia, LSI participants take home all the tools they need to start on that work and become the best leader they can be.
Fishing for the Perfect Growth Strategy
By Betsy Vereckey
Tuck Advanced Management Program helps Orvis executives steer the fly-fishing and lifestyle company toward the future.
A Legacy of Impact
By Kirk Kardashian
Tuck Executive Education’s Global Leadership program celebrates its 20th anniversary.
Leadership and Strategic Impact Finishes a Successful Fall Program
By Kristin Maffei
In October, 34 participants from around the world gathered for a week of leadership learning with Tuck LSI.
NEFI and Tuck at Dartmouth Announce Exciting New Partnership
By Tuck Executive Education
The program sessions will emphasize strategy, innovation, and leadership skills to help drive breakout performance in the retail energy industry.
Minority Business Alumni Re-Brand Post-Program
By Kristin Maffei
After attending several Minority Business Programs, Brenda and Carlton Oneal knew they were ready to make a change in their business.
To Reach New Heights, Tapestry Turns to Tuck
By Kirk Kardashian
An iconic American brand is transforming itself with the help of a custom Tuck Executive Education program.
Executive Education is Not a Game to IGT
By Kirk Kardashian
At a critical time in his organization's history, Ian Hyatt, vice president of global field service at IGT, learned a valuable lesson about mergers and acquisition at a Tuck Executive Education program.
Alumni Profiles: Amy Jackson of TripIt
By Kirk Kardashian
A few years ago, Amy Jackson was the director of public relations for TripIt, a travel organizing app owned by Concur. By that point, Jackson had a lot of experience with corporate messaging, but she had a feeling she would benefit from learning more about branding and reputation in order to take her career to the next level.
