Many of the world's most famous business people, from Bill Gates down, did not bother with an MBA, whereas some of the most illustrious products of business schools have covered themselves with ignominy of late.
Many involve partnerships with well-known designers and artists — Ilse Crawford, Katie Eary, Ingegerd Raman — but Engman is quick to emphasize that Ikea is not merely slapping an illustrious name on an inferior product, or making shoddy versions of a designer's signature pieces.
And the product of their illustrious adulation are the twins: Astrology and Science.
The Walkman and the PlayStation, Sony's most successful products, are certainly illustrious parents.
Though new to the world of desktop printing, Kodak still has an illustrious past with some excellent products.
Helping to market Booth's products are the two illustrious academic partners who do the theoretical work behind the construction of DFA's portfolios: Dartmouth's Kenneth French and the University of Chicago's Eugene Fama.
(Amazing, isn't it, how people in plays can always instantly find the exact passage they're looking to quote?) She is fully prepared to spar with Cathy — the product of a rich family and illustrious schools — on semantic distinctions between "conscience" and "consciousness," in English versus French.
It was Alan's idea to set up the Ice Cream Academy, whose illustrious members (his friends) were delighted to receive regular consignments of the product's varieties.
That's a pretty illustrious group of investors for what may seem like a bit of an esoteric product at first, but Scalyr founder Steve Newman previously founded Writely, which he then sold to Google and which formed the basis for Google Docs.
The lone goal went in on nine minutes - a piece of opportunism that wouldn't have been out of place had it settled an illustrious Champions League contest - but chances flowed all night, some nicely carved out, others the product of hapless play from both sides.
