Anne H. Margulies
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Anne H. Margulies brings 20 years of leadership experience in strategic planning, information technology and operations to the MIT OCW project. She came to MIT in May 2002 from FH/GPC, a government relations, public affairs, and communications consulting firm where she was the Chief Operating Officer. Prior to FH/GPC, Margulies was the executive vice-president of McDermott O'Neill & Associates, where she restructured the senior management team and planned and managed the sale of the company to GPC International. From 1986 to 1998, she held information technology positions at Harvard University, serving as assistant provost and executive director for Harvard's Information Systems department with responsibility for all centralized administrative IT activities.


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flag The OpenCourseWare Initiative: A New Model for Sharing
as author at  MIT World Series: 2nd Annual LINC Symposium,
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