Author: Ed Kromer

William F. Sharpe’s seminal work at the Foster School in the 1960s forever clarified the relationship between risk and return in capital markets, and later earned the Nobel Prize in Economics

Hidden in the accounting, a more accurate way to forecast sales

After defining social networking at MySpace, Chris DeWolfe is refining social gaming at SGN

Working flextime? Bosses prefer early birds to night owls

Nancy Zevenbergen, Leslie Tubbs and Brooke de Boutray lead a proudly perceptive, fiercely aggressive Seattle investment firm

Christopher Barnes is documenting the complete toll of lost sleep and fatigue in the workplace

Could enhancing stakeholder happiness become a viable corporate objective for a new era?

The legendary 1958 Husky crew—powered by four Foster grads—beat the world champion Soviets in Moscow

Catalyst of ventures and connector of people, Artie Buerk has financed the future of entrepreneurship at the University of Washington