Audiobook Picking Winners: How the "Genius Grants" Are Awarded (Harvard Business Review) by Diane Coutu

Picking Winners: How the "Genius Grants" Are Awarded (Harvard Business Review) by Diane Coutu
	Picking Winners: How the "Genius Grants" Are Awarded (Harvard Business Review) Publisher: Harvard Business School Publishing Author: Diane Coutu Audio lenght: 19 min. MacArthur Fellows Program Director Daniel J. Socolow talks with HBR's Diane Coutu about how the very prestigious annual "genius grants" are awarded. The prize is $500,000, no strings attached, and it's designed to recognize extraordinarily gifted and creative people. Like the Pulitzer Prize or the Rhodes scholarship, the MacArthur is widely seen as one of the awards to win - remarkably, given that the fellowship, one of the first major programs of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, is only in its 27th year. From the May 2007 issue of Harvard Business Review. More details on Picking Winners: How the "Genius Grants" Are Awarded (Harvard Business Review) Limited Time Offer - Get Your First 3 Months at Audible for $7.49/month!