January 2009

Jim Brennan: Life of a Consultant

The two career paths you almost always hear about at Dartmouth are investment banking and consulting. Yet, few realize the diversity of specialties within those two huge fields. In particular, consulting spans a broad range of industries and topics. To ... Continue reading...

International

Tata Nano: India’s Latest Pride

With its sleek design, eco-friendly emissions and highly affordable price, the Tata Nano stands to be one of the most memorable auto inventions by an Indian car manufacturer. On January 10th, 2008, Tata Motors Limited, a subsidiary of the renowned... Continue reading...

Technology

A Spark for Solar: Something New on the Horizon

The solar sector represents an attractive, alternative solution for large scale energy production due to its environmentally friendly nature and potential to achieve economies of scale. The capability to scale solar energy production to meet all of humanity’s electricity generation... Continue reading...

International

Alitalia & Fiat: Consultant Reflects on Italian Transportation Industry Struggle

Pier Carlo Trucco is the current managing director, co-founder and main shareholder of Keydos, a management-consulting firm based in Milan and Rome, Italy. He holds an MBA from UCLA and made his career as a partner in large multinational consulting ... Continue reading...

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Jim Brennan: Life of a Consultant

Tata Nano: India’s Latest Pride

A Spark for Solar: Something New on the Horizon

Alitalia & Fiat: Consultant Reflects on Italian Transportation Industry Struggle

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