“Environmental stewardship in business is not just a course. It’s a way of thinking,” says Anthony R. Davidson, Ph.D., dean of the School of Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) at Fordham University and founder of its Real Estate Institute.
Great civilizations rest on the shoulders of great leaders, but in the end, that leadership may not stem the tide of history. And yet without real leadership, nations have little chance to survive – and thrive.
A print tour of recent and upcoming exhibits on art to inspire, comfort, distract and, perhaps, even invest in.
It may not be Monaco, Mykonos or Mallorca. But Madeira has quiet charms of its own.
They’re more than meets the eye.
John Pierpont Morgan was many things. Financier. Banker. Owner of the White Star Line and its ill-fated ship, the RMS Titanic. (Reportedly, he was scheduled to take part in its maiden voyage but changed his plans at the last minute.) Globe-trotter. Philanthropist. But among his many roles, few were more important than that of collector.“He collected everything,” says William M. Griswold, the director of The Morgan Library & Museum in Manhattan, “from pocket watches to Old Master paintings to Chinese porcelain.” The breadth and depth of that passion is reflected in the holdings and exhibits at The Morgan.