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		Money. Acclaim. Family. What Is Your Definition of Success in Life?
		How do you define success? Two Babson professors unpack that complicated question after Scottie Scheffler, the world’s top golfer, recently made comments challenging assumptions about career fulfillment.
		
		
	
August 18, 2025
		
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		Empathy and Active Listening Skills: Why They Matter in Business and How to Do Them Better
		In a time dominated by AI and tech, the human-centric skills of empathy and active listening remain critical in business. Here’s how leaders and entrepreneurs can get better at them. 
		
		
	
August 14, 2025
		
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		Building Resilient and Agile Teams: The Competitive Edge in a Rapidly Changing Market  
		Resilience, flexibility, and agility aren’t just workplace buzzwords. Babson experts say they are the mindset and muscle that teams need to succeed in the face of constant change and unexpected disruption. 
		
		
	
August 6, 2025
		
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		Technological Literacy: The Must-Have Skill for the Future of Work
		Understanding information and communications technology and developing artificial intelligence skills are necessary in today’s jobs market, explain Babson professional and executive education experts. 
		
		
	
August 1, 2025
		
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		When Scandal Strikes the C-Suite: What Two Babson Professors Say Companies Should Do 
		A viral Coldplay kiss cam moment involving a CEO and human resources leader at a tech startup rocked the company to its core. Babson management professors provided insight into how ventures can survive a leadership scandal. 
		
		
	
July 21, 2025
		
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		What Outdoor Play Taught Me About Entrepreneurship and Human Connection
		Brian Fitzgerald ’95 co-founded Tinkergarten, building an outdoor, early childhood education business to help solve the dilemma of children’s screen time. Here, he reflects on the lessons he learned about solving problems and the importance of going outside.
		
		
	
June 5, 2025
		
		Posted in Entrepreneurial Leadership, Insights
  
  
	
	
	
	