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A look at Steve Bannon and his years at Harvard Business School
By Matt Viser GLOBE STAFF NOVEMBER 26, 2016
From the very first day, Steve Bannon made an impression.
In a Harvard Business School classroom of about 90 people in 1983, he took a
seat in the “skydeck” — a spot at the top giving him a view of the
entire class. The marketing professor pointed up at Bannon, calling on him
— without warning — and asking that he present the case study they were
supposed to have read before coming to class.
The case was on Fieldcrest blankets, the acrylic bedding available at most
department stores.
“This,” Bannon began, “is a sleepy industry.”
The tense classroom cracked up, and Bannon went on to deliver an impromptu
presentation that many of his classmates remember today as so succinct and
on point that some have joked that the professor must have told him he was
going to get called on.
He continued impressing classmates the next day, too, breaking down another
case study.
“He was quite gutsy and pretty much blew the class away with an incredible
performance,” said Cornelia Tilney, one of the classmates. “I remember
thinking after watching him, ‘I am definitely flunking this class if this
is where the bar is set!’ ”
The man who has become one of the most controversial figures of the nascent
Donald Trump administration — a man who built his reputation as a rabble-
rousing figure who promotes views that many view as racist and anti-Semitic
— was then once just another high achiever.
There was a class full of them at HBS, the finishing school for the nation’
s traditional corridors of power and especially its buttoned-down financial
establishment.
He, like they, was gunning for a top Wall Street job, and wanted to make a
lot of money in a hurry. And yet, as classmates recall, something set him
apart early on. Brash even by Harvard standards, intellectually dominant but
also easy company.
What most can’t find in their recollections is the harshly divisive Steve
Bannon they read about today.
For two years, Bannon was educated by the top business professors in the
country. In stadium-style rooms, he learned how to lead, how to market, and
how to spot a business opportunity that could appeal to the masses.
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