John A. Byrne is a journalist who writes for Poets&Quants, a publication that focuses on business education and MBA programs. His articles cover a range of topics including rankings, research misconduct, interviews, and profiles of deans and business school programs. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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John A. Byrne focuses primarily on business and industry-related topics, with a particular emphasis on business schools, MBA programs, rankings, deans, and thought leadership. His coverage also includes expert commentary and announcements related to these areas.
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By: John A. Byrne
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By: John A. Byrne
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