Ruth Page joined HBS in 2008 and has worked with dozens of faculty to create media-enhanced case studies including Chobani, lululemon, Terror at the Taj Bombay, Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York Times, Burt’s Bees, and Eataly. The HBS multimedia development team has extensive experience in the case study methodology and deep expertise in the use of pioneering, interactive learning technologies to enhance teaching and learning. The award-winning team has a 25-year track record of… Show more Ruth Page joined HBS in 2008 and has worked with dozens of faculty to create media-enhanced case studies including Chobani, lululemon, Terror at the Taj Bombay, Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York Times, Burt’s Bees, and Eataly. The HBS multimedia development team has extensive experience in the case study methodology and deep expertise in the use of pioneering, interactive learning technologies to enhance teaching and learning. The award-winning team has a 25-year track record of successfully delivering reliable, smartly designed media-enhanced HBS cases. The team works closely with faculty to meet pedagogical goals and steward cases from concept and field research to classroom use and distribution through HBP. Since 1995, the team has filmed in hundreds of locations across five continents, partnering with faculty to produce more than 250 multimedia case studies and educational video on companies and organizations including NASA, Zappos, IDEO, Bridgewater Associates, Coca Cola, Siemens, Kodak, and Vijay Gupta’s Street Symphony. Show less

As a creative consultant with Page One Productions, Ruth Page wrote and produced "Listening, Learning, Leading the Way," a video presentation released at the annual global summit of the ITT Sheraton Corporation at Madison Square Garden. Documentary credits include "Folk Culture in America," broadcast on WGBH/PBS; and "Diversity, Voices of Youth," a documentary for the National Park Service that was distributed to school districts across the country. Ruth was a reporter and producer for a cable… Show more As a creative consultant with Page One Productions, Ruth Page wrote and produced "Listening, Learning, Leading the Way," a video presentation released at the annual global summit of the ITT Sheraton Corporation at Madison Square Garden. Documentary credits include "Folk Culture in America," broadcast on WGBH/PBS; and "Diversity, Voices of Youth," a documentary for the National Park Service that was distributed to school districts across the country. Ruth was a reporter and producer for a cable TV news operation and for several radio stations, including WBUR-FM and WFNX-FM, where she was news director.Client list (partial): National Park ServiceNational Council for the Traditional Arts Temple UniversityEnterprise Bank City of Cambridge, MassachusettsMassachusetts Board of Library Commissioners Show less