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A different drummer

The new Berklee College of Music president has followed an unconventional career path

By Joseph P. Kahn
Globe Staff / March 10, 2004

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A couple of years ago, as Roger H. Brown tells it, his professional life reached a crossroads. Bright Horizons, the child-care business he founded in 1986 with his wife, Linda Mason, had matured into a publicly traded $400 million company. At Brown's direction, the business had been turned over to new management, freeing him from day-to-day responsibilities. The ... (Full Article: 1715 Words)

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