Founded by an HBS grad, Egon Zehnder is the world's largest privately-held executive search firm. In this episode, host Denise Silber interviews EZ senior partner Helene Reltgen, an HBS MBA with fascinating insights on leadership skills, digital transformation, becoming a board member, diversity, and coaching.
How do you launch a billion-dollar health tech business coming out of business school without prior business or tech experience? In this episode, host Denise Silber interviews Dr. Lissy Hu, a Harvard MD MBA, whose winning HBS business competition idea for solving a healthcare system problem, turned into a going concern acquired at $1.3B in 2020.
Can leading a manufacturing business and governing a state in the US, have much in common, when the operations and bottom line are so different? In this episode, host Denise Silber discusses leadership with John Lynch, a Harvard MBA who became the successful CEO of Knoll and went on to be a four-term Governor of New Hampshire.
Marks & Spencer, the 136 year old global British retailer, was already in the midst of a turn-around strategy when lockdown hit. In this timely episode, host Denise Silber and guest, Archie Norman (MBA ‘79), Board Chairman of Marks & Spencer, discuss the current company crisis, the way forward, and his insights as a veteran of mega turnarounds.
Join our host Denise Silber as she takes a deep dive with Martha Crawford (PhD), Dean at the Jack Welch School of Business & Technology. Learn about Martha’s unique experiences in multi-national business and academia, which have taken her around the world and taught her how to be an impactful leader.
Join host, Denise Silber, and guest, Joe Toplyn – four-time Emmy winning comedy writer, best-selling author, entrepreneur, and inventor of an AI that generates original jokes – as they discuss the fact that while succeeding in comedy is challenging, with an entrepreneurial mindset, professional opportunities can be limitless.
In this episode, Denise Silber, host of HAE Invites, interviews the CEO of Moderna Therapeutics (MRNA), one of the most strategic and observed life science companies of the COVID crisis. In December 2018, Moderna became the largest biotech IPO in history. Now in 2020, they are called upon to do what has never been done before, to accelerate the development of a vaccine for a new disease.
Emmanuel Arnaud’s love for travel to faraway places and having guests from other countries in his home began in his youth, thanks to his family. As an adult, he turned these passions into his mission as an entrepreneur. Arnaud launched a community of travelers in 2011, when he started Guest to Guest. This dream was further expanded, when he partnered with Charles-Edouard Girard, and together, they acquired HomeExchange in 2015. To what does Emmanuel attribute his success? Building companies on the human qualities of kindness and resilience.
Join Denise Silber in this episode of HAE Invites as she speaks with Dr. Nasrin Hafezparast, co-founder and CTO of Outcomes Based Healthcare, about how her company is improving the lives of 56 million people in the UK. Tune in as she talks about how they analyze their data and why they aren’t considered as an AI healthcare company, why they zeroed in on the “hire slow, fire fast” approach for the team members they work with, and OBH’s plans to improve healthcare systems in other countries
In this episode of HAE Invites, Denise Silber and Philip Guarino talk about what led them to be a part of the persistent global movement to make things better through innovation. Tune in to learn more about HAE Invites, the people they will be bringing into their show, and how these individuals are changing the business landscape with the work they do.
