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Photo: Former Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, center, and his former Chief of Staff Steve Kadish, at left, discuss their book Results: Getting Beyond Politics to Get Important Work Done during a panel discussion at Innovate at BU at the BUildLab November 2. Moderating was Innovate@BU Executive Director Siobhan Dullea (CAS'91), at right. Three people sit in chairs at the front of a room with a small seated audience. They hold and speak into microphones in front of a black background with the BU Build lab logo.
November 6, 2023
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Former Governor Charlie Baker and Coauthor Talk about Their Book Results

Charlie Baker (center), former Massachusetts governor, and Steve Kadish (left), his former chief of staff, discussed their book Results: Getting Beyond Politics to Get Important Work Done (Harvard Business Review Press, 2022) during a panel discussion moderated by Siobhan Dullea (CAS’91) (right), Innovate at BU executive director, at the BUildLab November 2. Results is a manual for government and business leaders interested in results-oriented problem-solving. With several examples—spanning from rural broadband access to reform of the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families to the COVID-19 pandemic—Republican Baker and Democrat Kadish show how to move from identifying problems to achieving results in a way that bridges instead of exacerbates divides. Photo by Cydney Scott

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  • Cydney Scott

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    cydney scott

    Cydney Scott has been a professional photographer since graduating from the Ohio University VisCom program in 1998. She spent 10 years shooting for newspapers, first in upstate New York, then Palm Beach County, Fla., before moving back to her home city of Boston and joining BU Photography. Profile

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