MIT Sloan Management Review Article on What Matters Now

One of the reasons I joined MIT Sloan Management Review is because it is a publication with a purpose. It stands for something. Now more than ever, that matters.

Our purpose flows very naturally from our parent organizations — both MIT and the MIT Sloan School of Management. MIT’s motto is Mens et manus, meaning “mind and hand,” with applied knowledge as the institute’s educational goal. Knowledge and insight are the means to an ambitious end: to “make a better world through education, research, and innovation.” The MIT Sloan School, our mother ship, builds on this by advancing management practice and developing “principled, innovative leaders who improve the world.”

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Abbie Lundberg (@abbielundberg) is editor in chief at MIT Sloan Management Review.

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