1. Most graduates of Harvard Business School sat in the front row.

2. But once you've finished at Harvard Business School or any other top academic institution, the vast majority of people you'll interact with on a day-to-day basis may not be smarter than you.

3. The average number for Harvard Business School grads is fifty-eight, so you could skip the MBA, work at Google, and probably get most of the connections you need.

4. Max Bazerman, an expert on decision-making at Harvard Business School, suggests that investors start with the assumption that the ideal portfolio is a diversified basket of low-cost index funds.

5. Hamel, G . Leading the Revolution. Harvard Business School Press, 2000.

6. But students likely to be at Harvard Business school could use the self-reflection a True North group requires, perhaps more than anybody, says Bisanz.

7. Clayton Christensen of Harvard Business School applauds the firm's culture of innovation.

8. My six closest friends in the world all became close friends at Harvard Business School.

9. He may have been an outstanding goalkeeper but he was hardly a product of the Harvard Business School.

10. Davenport, T . Process Innovation : Re - engineering Work through IT . Boston, MA: Harvard Business School Press, 1993.

11. 'A growing middle class is what's fueling China, ' said Kurt Piemonte, associate director of career and professional development at Harvard Business School.

12. Late last year, Steven Kaplan of University of Chicago professor and Josh Lerner of Harvard Business School published a study claiming "It Ain't Broke."

13. Abruptly, Claire broke off with Salinger and married a young blue - suit from the Harvard Business School.

14. Leonard - Barton , D . Wellsprings of knowledge . Boston, MA : Harvard Business School Press, 1995./harvard business school.html

15. A scion of one of America's most powerful families, he is a devotee of sunbelt populism; a product of Yale and Harvard Business School, he is a scourge of eggheads.

16. With a few exceptions, such as Israel's, governments usually fail in attempts to boost entrepreneurship, according to "Boulevard of Broken Dreams", a book by Josh Lerner of Harvard Business School.

17. "If 50 people [each] want 2% of a device's value, we have a problem, " says Josh Lerner, a professor at Harvard Business School.

18. Be good at leading and transform, 1980 won the lifetime professor in Harvard business school, is the minimus person who won the laurel review history.

19. The two months recently spent on an advanced management programme at Harvard Business School, consorting with chief executives, has obviously rubbed off on Lewis, who is fizzing with energy.