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Leading in Extraordinary Times

New alumni-only virtual programs offer timely insights from HBS faculty on how to move your business forward today.

Tell Us How You Are Helping 

HBS alumni everywhere are helping their neighbors, communities, businesses, and each other in a variety of ways during the coronavirus pandemic. If you or an alum you know is helping or making a difference in some way, please tell us so we can share that with the HBS community.

Alumni Confront the COVID-19 Crisis




Ten years ago, Jeff Feingold (MBA 1997) founded Hope and Comfort, a nonprofit that collects and distributes the most basic hygiene products—including soap, toothpaste, and shampoo—to thousands of children and young adults in need in Massachusetts. “During COVID-19, what we are doing is more important than ever,” says Feingold, who retired from a 23-year career at Fidelity in 2019 and continues to work there part-time as a mentor. Hope and Comfort strives to improve the health, self-esteem, and hygiene education of those it serves.
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Eighteen months ago, when Bill Hatanaka (AMP 115, 1994) was appointed the inaugural chair of the Board of Ontario Health, the organization set about consolidating 20 major health care organizations and ensuring high-quality care across the system. The arrival of COVID-19, he says, presented “the challenge of a lifetime.” In addition to gaining a deep appreciation of frontline health care providers, says Hatanaka, Ontario Health has worked to build patient-centered offerings based on four areas of focus: patient experience, provider experience, population health, and value.
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Anne Miller (MBA 1988) is executive director of Project N95, a national nonprofit founded to get personal protective equipment (PPE) and critical equipment to frontline and health care organizations. Project N95 is a volunteer-led organization with more than 100 volunteers from across the US, Europe, and Asia. The nonprofit matches those who need PPE with verified suppliers who can provide vetted products.The demand shock to the supply chain in March left many without any access to quality PPE. Project N95 works to break down barriers to access and has delivered more than 2 million units of PPE since mid-May.
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Alumni Confront the COVID-19 Crisis




Ten years ago, Jeff Feingold (MBA 1997) founded Hope and Comfort, a nonprofit that collects and distributes the most basic hygiene products—including soap, toothpaste, and shampoo—to thousands of children and young adults in need in Massachusetts. “During COVID-19, what we are doing is more important than ever,” says Feingold, who retired from a 23-year career at Fidelity in 2019 and continues to work there part-time as a mentor. Hope and Comfort strives to improve the health, self-esteem, and hygiene education of those it serves.
→Read More


Eighteen months ago, when Bill Hatanaka (AMP 115, 1994) was appointed the inaugural chair of the Board of Ontario Health, the organization set about consolidating 20 major health care organizations and ensuring high-quality care across the system. The arrival of COVID-19, he says, presented “the challenge of a lifetime.” In addition to gaining a deep appreciation of frontline health care providers, says Hatanaka, Ontario Health has worked to build patient-centered offerings based on four areas of focus: patient experience, provider experience, population health, and value.
→Read More


Anne Miller (MBA 1988) is executive director of Project N95, a national nonprofit founded to get personal protective equipment (PPE) and critical equipment to frontline and health care organizations. Project N95 is a volunteer-led organization with more than 100 volunteers from across the US, Europe, and Asia. The nonprofit matches those who need PPE with verified suppliers who can provide vetted products.The demand shock to the supply chain in March left many without any access to quality PPE. Project N95 works to break down barriers to access and has delivered more than 2 million units of PPE since mid-May.
→Read More

Alumni Confront the COVID-19 Crisis




Ten years ago, Jeff Feingold (MBA 1997) founded Hope and Comfort, a nonprofit that collects and distributes the most basic hygiene products—including soap, toothpaste, and shampoo—to thousands of children and young adults in need in Massachusetts. “During COVID-19, what we are doing is more important than ever,” says Feingold, who retired from a 23-year career at Fidelity in 2019 and continues to work there part-time as a mentor. Hope and Comfort strives to improve the health, self-esteem, and hygiene education of those it serves.
→Read More


Eighteen months ago, when Bill Hatanaka (AMP 115, 1994) was appointed the inaugural chair of the Board of Ontario Health, the organization set about consolidating 20 major health care organizations and ensuring high-quality care across the system. The arrival of COVID-19, he says, presented “the challenge of a lifetime.” In addition to gaining a deep appreciation of frontline health care providers, says Hatanaka, Ontario Health has worked to build patient-centered offerings based on four areas of focus: patient experience, provider experience, population health, and value.
→Read More


Anne Miller (MBA 1988) is executive director of Project N95, a national nonprofit founded to get personal protective equipment (PPE) and critical equipment to frontline and health care organizations. Project N95 is a volunteer-led organization with more than 100 volunteers from across the US, Europe, and Asia. The nonprofit matches those who need PPE with verified suppliers who can provide vetted products.The demand shock to the supply chain in March left many without any access to quality PPE. Project N95 works to break down barriers to access and has delivered more than 2 million units of PPE since mid-May.
→Read More
Tell Us How You Are Helping

Managing Through Crisis 

While medical experts race to understand more about the public health implications of the coronavirus outbreak, the business community is looking for answers on how to protect their companies, adjust their operations, and lead their employees through an uncertain period. Working with HBS faculty, our colleagues at Harvard Business Review, and partners across Harvard University, we offer this timely collection of resources that may be helpful.

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Crisis Management for Leaders - Program 1

Crisis Management for Leaders - Program 1

Dutch Leonard & Bob Kaplan
  • 24 MAR 2020
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  • Alumni Event
COVID-19 as a Novel Event and Risk Management Framework.

How the COVID-19 pandemic can be the push forward that the planet needs

By: Vikram Gandhi
  • 01 FEB 2021
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  • MarketWatch

Covid-19 Case Studies Make Their Way Into M.B.A. Curricula

Re: Willy Shih
  • 06 JAN 2021
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  • Wall Street Journal

Business Impact Center 

Research and insights from HBS faculty, curated by Baker Library, to help business practitioners and policymakers understand the impact of coronavirus on the economy and global business.
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