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- J._Sterling_Livingston abstract "J. Sterling Livingston (June 7, 1916 – February 14, 2010) was a professor at the Harvard Business School following WWII to 1974. Dr. Livingston founded or co-founded a number of leading consulting companies over the course of his business career. He founded Sterling Institute, a management development and consulting firm in 1967 which continues to develop leaders and managers to this day. Dr. Livingston was well known for two classic Harvard Business Review articles, \"The Myth of the Well-Educated Manager\" and \"Pygmalion in Management.\"".