Babson Magazine
Summer 2023
Summer 2023
The Age of AI: Seven Things Entrepreneurs Need to Know
The Age of AI: Seven Things Entrepreneurs Need to Know »

At the dawn of this new generative AI era, Babson College faculty and alumni explore the ramifications, dangers, and opportunities for entrepreneurs.

Fighting for Those Too Often Forgotten
Fighting for Those Too Often Forgotten »

Associate Professor of Practice Sandra Bravo MBA’87 has spent a lifetime concerned about children in the foster care system. She adopted two foster children and started a nonprofit that aims to rethink the system and raise awareness about its challenges. Even in the face of tragedy, she remains resolute.

‘Greater Impact’: How Babson Is Positioned to Lead
‘Greater Impact’: How Babson Is Positioned to Lead »

As he begins his fifth year with a clear vision for the future, President Stephen Spinelli Jr. MBA’92, PhD reflects on navigating the unexpected journey of the pandemic and how the challenges and solutions have the College poised to expand its leadership and impact.

Curtis Johnson ’23: Building and Inspiring Community
Curtis Johnson ’23: Building and Inspiring Community » As a heavily involved honors student and a key figure at many student-run events, Curtis Johnson ’23 worked tirelessly to foster and inspire the Babson community.
Martha Buckley MBA’23: Commitment to Social Impact
Martha Buckley MBA’23: Commitment to Social Impact » With a passion for “using social impact as a catalyst for good in the business world,” Martha Buckley MBA’23 invested in making the most of her Babson experience.
The Weissman Legacy
The Weissman Legacy » Empowered by his generosity, wisdom, and commitment to creating a worldwide community, Weissman Scholars reflect on the enduring impact of Robert (Bob) Weissman ’64, H’94, P’87 ’90, G’19.
Two National Runners-Up Put Babson Tennis on Path to Glory
Two National Runners-Up Put Babson Tennis on Path to Glory » After advancing to the national finals match in singles and doubles, women’s tennis players Olivia Soffer ’25 and Matia Cristiani ’26 have their sights set on even loftier goals.
Anjali Wali ’09 Keeps the Alumni Community Connected
Anjali Wali ’09 Keeps the Alumni Community Connected » As the director of regional programs and annual giving at Babson, Anjali Wali ’09 has a unique perspective and opportunity to connect with fellow alumni.
Can Entrepreneurship Improve Health Outcomes?
Can Entrepreneurship Improve Health Outcomes? » Health economist Yunwei Gai and a team of Babson colleagues pioneer a new area of research to study how entrepreneurial ventures affect the health of people in the community.
Solving Food Insecurity One Row at a Time
Solving Food Insecurity One Row at a Time » Marvin Makofsky ’64 feeds a need with his nonprofit Plant a Row for the Hungry, which utilizes local gardens to provide fresh vegetables to his community of Port Washington, New York.
From the President: Charging Forward in an Era of Change
From the President: Charging Forward in an Era of Change » In an era of accelerated change, which poses new challenges and opportunities, Babson College embraces its responsibility to lead and remains poised to charge forward and thrive.
News, Notes, and Nods: Undergraduates
News, Notes, and Nods: Undergraduates » The latest news, notes, and nods from Babson's undergraduate alumni in the Summer 2023 edition of Babson Magazine.
News, Notes, and Nods: Graduates
News, Notes, and Nods: Graduates » The latest news, notes, and nods from Babson's graduate alumni in the Summer 2023 edition of Babson Magazine.
News, Notes, and Nods: In Memoriam
News, Notes, and Nods: In Memoriam » Remembering the alumni and members of the Babson community who have passed recently and included in the Summer 2023 edition of Babson Magazine.
 
 
Babson Magazine Summer 2023