MIT President Is Set to Resign After a Decade Leading the School
- Reif created the Engine, a fund to solve big problems
- School is one of richest in U.S., with $27.4 billion endowment
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L. Rafael Reif will step down after a decade as president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The Cambridge school didn’t specify in a news release Thursday its plans for naming a successor to lead MIT, whose graduates often ascend to the top ranks of both technology and finance.