Articles by Bravetta Hassell

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Executive education programs like MIT Sloan’s are exploring virtual learning delivery methods to engage leaders where they are.

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Compared with their peers in more than 20 other countries, American adults are not performing well in subject areas necessary for work.

The vice president of learning at InterContinental Hotels Group lists his team among his greatest successes.

Leaders don’t have a mysterious ‘way’ about them. Brain science shows they’re just really good at syncing up with their followers.

A Bloomberg survey of MBA earnings revealed some significant pay differences across demographic lines.

Technology, the speed of business and competition are driving changes in the executive education space.

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Diversity is far from black and white these days, and programs like those at UCLA’s Anderson School are taking a multidimensional approach to development.

The 2013 case claiming the real estate class cheated students out of millions is back on.

Brain research can help decipher the reason behind those awful, eyebrow-raising office gaffes.