Dividend (Vol. 18, No. 1, February, 1987)

Table of Contents: The Global Marketplace p. 4 - Three distinguished faculty members share their thoughts on emerging patterns of competition, changes in financial markets, and links between human resource management and strategic planning, in a wide-ranging and thoughtful discussion. This article was excerpted from remarks made during "Saturday Morning at the Business School," held during Alumni Weekend. ; Introducing the Visiting Committee p. 10 - Pictures taken during the fall meeting of the School's Visiting Committee. The Committee is composed of distinguished corporate executives who meet twice a year to consult with and give advice to the Dean about the overall program and plans for the School. ; Leadership, Leadership, Leadership - A Drama in Three Acts p. 16 - A new book about leaders who have the courage and imagination to change our corporate lifestyles has been written by Noel M. Tichy, professor of OBIR, and Mary Anne Devanna. Here we bring you excerpts from a chapter in the book. ; How to Turn a Train Around by Caroline Bermudez 21 Dan O'Leary, MBA '84, used skills he learned at the Business School, along with entrepreneurial talent, to get Michigan's Artrain back on the track. ; Banking Program Shifts Its Focus to Industry in Transition p. 24 - A popular seminar offered through Executive Education has undergone some major changes. ; Alumni Weekend p. 26 - Pictures of the activities during Alumni Weekend, which included a traditional tailgate brunch, a faculty forum, "Dinner Through the Decades" for returning alumni to renew friendships with classmates, and the Michigan-Florida State football game. ; Among Ourselves p. 32 ; Faculty News Notes p. 38 ; Class Notes p. 41 ; About the Cover, A January thaw creates a shallow pool that reflects elms on the Diag and students hurrying to class. <http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/50744>

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