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Harvard Business Review

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I've had a few encounters with Gene through the years, and he's always struck me as an endearing (and rare) combination of policy wonk, political operator, and genuine mensch. He's replacing the controversial and sometimes cranky Larry Summers, and has a reputation for being less controversial and even less cranky.

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