2004-2005 Guest Lecturers 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007

Many of MIT Sloan courses feature guest lectures from industry, goverment and academia. See our club events calendar for a list guest speakers outside of classes. Here is an incomplete selection of guest lecturers within classes for the 2004-2005 academic year:

  Course Number Course Title Guest  
  15.928 Strategic Management and Consulting: Current Strategic Challenges for Global Enterprises Daniel Vasella
CEO, Novartis
 
  RF.449 SIP: Healthcare in Turmoil Frank Douglas
Former CSO, Aventis
 
  RF.402 SIP: Organizational Economics Judy Lewent
CFO, Merck & Co.
 
  15.966 Managing in Adversity Jim Foster
CEO, Charles River Laboratories
 
  15.966 Managing in Adversity Paul Levy
CEO, Beth Israel Hospital
 
  15.966 Managing in Adversity Gabe Schmergel
Former CEO, Genetics Institute
 
  15.398 NPVD Proseminar: Entrepreneurs in Innovation: IT, Energy, Biotechnology & Communications Richard Pops
CEO, Alkermes
 
  15.398 NPVD Proseminar: Entrepreneurs in Innovation: IT, Energy, Biotechnology & Communications Jim Tobin
CEO, Boston Scientific
 
  15.141J/HST.918J Economics of Healthcare Industries Thomas Finneran
President, Massachusetts Biotechnology Council
Former Speaker of the House, Massachusetts State Legislature
 
  15.141J/HST.918J Economics of Healthcare Industries Una Ryan
CEO, Avant Immunotherapeutics
Chair, Massachusetts Biotechnology Council
 
  15.141J/HST.918J Economics of Healthcare Industries Ted Llana
Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Biogen Idec
 
  15.141J/HST.918J Economics of Healthcare Industries Nicholas Franco
Global Head, BD&L, Novartis Pharma AG
 
  15.141J/HST.918J Economics of Healthcare Industries Jerry Avorn
Professor, Harvard Medical School
 
  15.141J/HST.918J Economics of Healthcare Industries Nancy Ostrove
Director for Risk Communications, US FDA
 
  15.141J/HST.918J Economics of Healthcare Industries Owen Barder
Senior Program Associate, Center for Global Development
Former Economic Affairs Private Secretary to Tony Blair