BYU Business School Dean Brigette Madrian Shares Five Gospel Truths from Harry Potter
What does a behavioral economist studying retirement savings have in common with a wizard battling darkness? More than you might think. Bridget Madrian spent 25 years at Harvard Kennedy School researching how people make financial decisions. Her work shaped pension law across America and influenced hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
But at the peak of her career, she made an unexpected choice: leave Harvard and come home to BYU as the first woman dean of the Marriott School of Business. When she asked God what He wanted instead of climbing higher, everything changed. The gospel truths…
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