Harvard University, every mention

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▶ 9:58 Ted Seides I ended up two, became three, became five, and eventually I felt the call to go to business school and went to Harvard and then did some direct investing for the couple of years after that.

▶ 8:25 Ellen Ellison I was blessed to be in Bruce Greenwald's first class at Columbia after he came from Harvard, and Bruce Greenwald is one of the best people you could ever meet in academia or in the business profession, and he really just decided that I was…

▶ 4:47 Ted Seides At Harvard University, Dartmouth University, the University of Texas Investment Management Company, TIFF, and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, each multi-billion dollar pools of assets.
▶ 26:45 David Barrett You know, over the last three years, Stanford, Harvard, UTIMCO, that universe of candidates is going to look a lot different, and Canada's going to be a lot smaller subset than doing something for a, you know, a three to four billion… 2 times in the scene

▶ 21:35 Scott Malpass Now, the bigger endowments were able to execute it faster, because they, they were, just had the resources, so the Harvard, Yale, Princeton.

▶ 25:36 Jim Dunn It's not Harvard. 4 times in the scene
▶ 29:49 Jim Dunn And I think if you look at the Harvard and Yale model, they're very different, right?
▶ 59:28 Jim Dunn They're really good at saying I'm a value with a catalyst and I went to Penn or Yale or Harvard, but they're not really good at saying why I'm a hedge fund manager.

▶ 7:08 Kip McDaniel He hired me to write an article on the Harvard Endowment. 3 times in the scene
▶ 39:19 Ted Seides And you could make the case that it could be a positive sum game, that if Yale and Harvard are both doing well, then there's more people who can be educated, there's more financial aid, whatever, whatever the case may be.
▶ 1:04:17 Kip McDaniel Um, one of the most important people in my life, he actually was the most important people in a lot of people's lives in finance, is a guy named Harry Parker, who was the Harvard rowing coach for 53 years.

▶ 12:44 Chris Douvos So when I was at Monitor, my office mate was this amazing woman, Jody, and she had been president of the Harvard Womanist House, and they were, you know, they were W-M-Y-N, they weren't woe men, they were women, right?

▶ 20:27 Andy Golden You know, this is the issues that Harvard had, and it's even worse than that.

▶ 18:31 Ted Seides The, the classic dichotomy from the past was Yale and Harvard, where when Jack Meyer was at Harvard, it was mostly an internal effort. 3 times in the scene

▶ 50:37 Charlie Ellis Harvard and Princeton haven't been hurt by Yale.
▶ 1:14:21 Charlie Ellis I've had the privilege of teaching at Harvard and at Yale and at Princeton.

▶ 1:02:29 Patrick O'Shaughnessy I have focused thus far on the lower, maybe you could even call it micro cap, private equity, or really private equity as, as the Harvard professors called it, which I like that name as well.

▶ 5:09 Ted Seides Andre had a distinguished career teaching investment management at Harvard, and is a legendary master of the case study classroom. 4 times in the scene

▶ 1:09:50 Steve Galbraith Only 10% of 10 to 13% of the university's operating budget, whereas a Harvard or Yale would be a third.

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