Harvard Business School is one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the world, and this book tells the inside story of its founding and evolution. Melvin T. Copeland brings to life the personalities, ideas, and challenges that shaped the institution and made it into a world leader in business education. Whether you are a student of business or simply interested in the history of education, this book is a compelling read.
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