
Retail’s Power Couple
Allen and Kelli Questrom: the path to becoming department store saviors and fashion setters
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What's in a name? Questrom Means Business.
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Don't Do That/Do This
Sell More to More People
Read more"All happy companies are different, because they found something unique to do."
Design, A Secret Weapon
Companies that consider the impact of design are the ones to beat
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Do It All
He owns a medical practice, directs the youth empowerment nonprofit Rebuild Africa, and is pursuing an Executive MBA. Peter Choo (EMBA’15) shows you how to build a multilayered career.
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PayScale’s 2014–2015 College Salary Report, which ranks colleges and universities on alumni earnings, has placed Questrom 30th on its list of the best graduate business schools. According to PayScale, the School’s MBA alums pull in $81,900 as an early-career salary, and rise to a mid-career salary of $132,900.
“He’s always embraced the ideas that there’s no end to what you can achieve if you don’t care who gets the credit and that unbounded success is a result of surrounding yourself with people who are smarter than you are.”

Business Has Changed. Why Haven’t Business Schools?
Business leaders think many management degrees are no longer relevant. Are they right—and what can be done about it?
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Questrom’s Executive MBA is the best in New England, according to the Financial Times. The paper also ranked the EMBA 27th in the United States and 69th globally—up 12 places from 2013.
Smart Shoes
Is your business ready for the “internet of things”?
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The Curious Case of the Light Cigarette
What happens when consumers take things for granted?
Read moreDon’t Forget Your Horseshoe
Why people rely on luck to ace big presentations
Read moreHang On To Those Greenbacks
Popular digital currency might not be worth the risk
THE SALES PITCH SOUNDS GREAT. Bitcoin promotes itself as a “new kind of money” and, with no banks meddling in the middle, it claims easy international—and anonymous—transactions with few, if any, fees.
Mark Williams, executive-in-residence and master lecturer, isn’t sold. In 2014, the confirmed Bitcoin skeptic gave congressional testimony on the digital currency: while he does not “view Bitcoin as ‘rat poison,’ this virtual currency does pose significant risks to small business owners.”
A former senior trading floor executive and bank examiner for the Federal Reserve Bank, Williams also presented on the topic at the World Bank in 2014. There, he outlined 10 reasons to avoid the supposed currency of the future—from the fact that Bitcoin is not legal tender to his assessment that it “is a hyper-asset bubble in the process of deflating.”
A Virtuous Cycle
New institute aims to improve business ethics
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How some men get ahead by pretending to work overtime
Read morePrescription: Get Talking
Better communication may improve lackluster hospital care
Read more“Creating that network and that friendship and that bond with the right partners is key. You have to find someone you really trust and who’s really good—not just someone who speaks English.”
Get Connected
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PayPal cofounder advises entrepreneurs to aim for a monopoly
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Grounds for Success
Roasting great coffee is all about finding the right blend of skills
Read moreYou’re Amazing. No, You’re Amazing.
Why Airbnb hosts and guests rate each other so highly
Read moreUp in Smoke
Lighting up a legal joint—even for medical reasons—could get you laid off
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Crossing Cultures
Meet two alums who used their American education to bridge cultures and build successful businesses in Asia. And find out how you can emulate them—even if you skipped study abroad.
Read more“I’d talk to the elevator operators, I’d talk to the greeter at the front door, I’d talk to the people in the distribution center….They all had useful ideas. There’s not one person in a company who can’t make a contribution.”
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Or 4.03 stars to be exact. That’s the out-of-five mark Net Impact gave to Questrom in its Business as UNusual report, a ranking of graduate school programs by social and environmental impact. The nonprofit put Questrom 22nd in the nation for its “integration of social and environmental themes into curricula, career services, and student activities.”
Speak to My Agent
Entertainment executive Randi Siegel on becoming a Hollywood deal maker
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