In addition to his many other contributions to the life of the Business School, Bruce is the godfather of the relaunched Media and Technology Program. His invitation to co-teach Strategic Management of Media set off a chain reaction of events over the past decade: my taking over management of the Media Program, the publication of "Curse of the Mogul," the establishment of the Media Forum, our attracting Miklos Sarvary to the faculty as co-head of the Media Program, the expansion of the Center to encompass technology as well as media, and more. Today the Program is a clear thought leader in the sector and none of it would have happened without Bruce's initial and continuing support. It is a small example of the profound ripple effects of a rare combination of attributes: intellectual heft and intellectual generosity. I know of no one with more of either characteristic, and all of us in the CBS community are huge beneficiaries of the fact that Bruce embodies both simultaneously. I can't think of anyone more deserving of honor and am honored to call him a colleague, mentor and friend.

Jonathan A. Knee
Professor of Professional Practice
Co-Director of the Media and Technology Program