Blog Archive MBA News Harvard Business School MBAs Take a Stand Against Trump's Appointment of Bannon as Chief Strategist Stephen Bannon The consequences of the 2016 U.S. presidential political decision have evoked warmed discussion around the nation and the world, and business colleges appear to be no special case. As of late, the New York Times (NYT) distributed a letter marked by 650 Harvard Business School (HBS) female understudies and graduated class, denouncing President-elect Donald Trump's choice to name HBS graduate Stephen Bannon as senior advocate and boss specialist. The letter was drafted by Lauren Rourke and Ali Huberlie, both of whom moved on from HBS in 2015. A note at the base of the letter demonstrates that it was marked by ladies from 35 diverse class years. Bannon got a MBA from the school in 1983 and later propelled venture bank Bannon Co, notwithstanding filling in as the official seat of such associations as the Government Accountability Institute and Breitbart News LLC.
