Entrepreneurial Leadership
The world needs entrepreneurial leaders to solve complex challenges that have persisted for decades or longer, as well as future ones we can’t even envision yet. Entrepreneurial leadership is both a skill set and a mindset, and entrepreneurial leaders impact businesses, organizations, and society because they put people first and manage in a relational way. Here, we illustrate the impact of entrepreneurial leadership through inspiring and uplifting stories from the Babson community and beyond.
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2024: A Year of Collaboration and Innovation at the Blank School
The directors of the centers and institutes of The Arthur M. Blank School for Entrepreneurial Leadership at Babson College share their aspirations and optimism for the year ahead.
Posted in Community, Entrepreneurial Leadership, Insights
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All in One Day: What Happens on Campus
From sunrise to way past sunset, Babson’s Wellesley campus buzzes with activity—from the classrooms to the Commons, from the dining hall to the creative spaces, from the community meetings to the athletic fields. Here’s what happens during one typical September day.
Posted in Community, Entrepreneurial Leadership
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I’ve Spent Decades Studying How Mentors Make You Successful. Here’s How You Find the Right Ones.
In an article from Entrepreneur magazine, Professor Wendy Murphy advises everyone to build a personal board of advisors. Here are five things to know about finding the right mentors.
Posted in Entrepreneurial Leadership, Insights
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One Babson Entrepreneur’s Story: Forbes 30 Under 30 2024
Marc Baghadjian ’21 is one of four past Babson students named to the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 list. He talks of his entrepreneurial journey and of his venture, Hypercard, which counts OpenAI’s Sam Altman as an investor.
Posted in Entrepreneurial Leadership, Outcomes