It is inspiring to experience your craft. Your creativity, attention to detail, and ability to mix storytelling with deep learning are inspiring. It always makes me feel fortunate to be at HBS to see how you take raw ideas and interviews and fashion them into a case.
Joshua D. Margolis; James Dinan and Elizabeth Miller Professor of Business Administration
Unit Head, Organizational Behavior<br>Chair, Program for Leadership Development
Ruth Page
Director of Multimedia Development 
Ruth brings than 35 years of industry experience to her role as Director of the Multimedia Development team. Since joining the Harvard Business School in 2008, Ruth has worked with dozens of faculty to produce media-enhanced case materials including The Tulsa Massacre and the Call for Reparations, lululemon, Terror at the Taj Bombay, Success Academy, Eataly: Reimagining the Grocery Store, and Chobani. Before joining HBS, she ran a successful video production and media management company for many years, serving a range of corporate, nonprofit, and educational clients. Ruth also has a background in journalism, having served as a reporter and anchor for a nightly cable television news show and for several radio stations, including WBUR and WFNX, where she was news director. When not working with the team, Ruth enjoys snorkeling in the coral reefs of the Caribbean and taking long walks with her rescue pup, Lucy, along Frederick Law Olmsted’s famed Emerald Necklace in Boston. 
Dave Habeeb
Creative Director
Dave has worked in Information Technology at the Harvard Business School since 1994. When then-Dean Kim Clark formed a new team to explore ways to infuse technology into the HBS case method, he hand-picked Dave to join the team. Dave served as Head of Multimedia Production from 2000 through 2007. Today he serves as the Multimedia Development team’s Creative Director. He is also a director of photography and video editor. Dave has filmed hundreds of interviews with business leaders, including Hamdi Ulukaya (Chobani), Wynton Marsalis (Jazz at Lincoln Center), Tyra Banks (America’s Top Model), and Tony Hsieh (Zappos) and produced multimedia case studies on companies including Burt’s Bees, Oberoi Hotels, MINI Cooper, Kodak, IDEO, Havas, Victors & Spoils, Marquee, and Threadless. When not behind the camera for HBS, Dave pursues passion projects, including Beautiful Was the Fight, a documentary film he recently directed and produced featuring the stories of female musicians in the Greater Boston Area that was screened at the 2023 Independent Film Festival Boston and other festivals. Â
Ivan Audouin
Lead Multimedia Developer
Ivan joined Harvard University in 1993 and moved to the Harvard Business School in 2000 where he has produced many video and multimedia cases. He began his career working in advertising in France for clients including Air France, Chanel, and Christian Dior. Ivan specialized in video post-production and emerging technologies for online video delivery during the early stages of streaming video. Ivan studied computer science and multimedia and served as a teaching assistant in the Advanced Multimedia course at the Harvard Extension School. He founded and co-chaired the Harvard ABCD Video and Multimedia Group. Today, Ivan’s focus is primarily web development, UI design, and product innovation. When not at his workstation, Ivan enjoys (somewhat) competitive golfing with a league west of Boston and playing blues piano. 
Matthew Preble
Multimedia Producer
Matt began his career at the Harvard Business School with the Case Research and Writing Group, where he worked closely with faculty to research and write case studies. Over his nine years in that role, he wrote dozens of case studies on companies ranging in size and scale from startups to Fortune 500 corporations, including Aetna, Big Spaceship, Chobani, DaVita, Dick's Sporting Goods, Kids & Company, MOD Pizza, the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, the National Football League, PepsiCo, Polaroid, Unilever, and Value Retail. In 2019, Matt became a senior researcher working in close partnership with a faculty member to design, launch, and regularly reimagine an MBA elective curriculum course. He joined the IT Multimedia Development team in 2022 as a multimedia producer. When not producing cases, Matt spends his time running the back roads of Weymouth and the South Shore, or he can be found chasing around his two young sons. 
Levi Stroud
Multimedia Producer
With a passion for narrative-driven work, Levi is deeply enthusiastic about using the HBS case method to educate and inspire audiences. Throughout his career, he worked in a wide range of multimedia storytelling positions with a focus on documentary filmmaking and educational content. He joined HBS from Fortune Media where he led the ideation and production of video content for the educational program, Fortune Connect, and managed the creation of instructional content for subscribers. Prior to that, Levi served as a video producer for the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts at the University of Michigan. Levi loves rollercoasters and knows “A TON” about sunscreen! (He says if you ever have a question, just ask.) 
Allison Wigen
Multimedia Producer
Allison joined the Multimedia Development team after serving as a Research Associate at the Harvard Business School for many years. She has co-authored a number of traditional and multimedia case studies, including Man Jit Singh at Sony Entertainment Television, Tom Kalil: Leading Technology and Innovation at the White House, Sanford C. Bernstein Goes to Asia, and Cristina Ventura: Leading Innovation in the Luxury Industry. She holds an EdM in Arts in Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a BA in Literary Arts from Brown University. Allison is also a PhD candidate in Sociology at Boston University. Her research and writing focus on culture, class and inequality, work and occupations, education, family, and social theory. Her current work explores relationships between class and cultural production, with an emphasis on the role of creative actors in producing social change.  Â
Katie Giddings
Senior User Interface & Instructional Designer
Katie Giddings has worked as a graphic designer with the Multimedia Development team since 2001, creating much of the look and feel for the team's products. She lives in Maine with her son and two cats, and, when not working part-time with HBS, she works with local clients through her creative business, ebb studio.