For decades, the MBA, the law degree, the PhD from a blue-chip institution has served as a gleaming badge of honor, a proxy for the raw intelligence and strategic acumen required to sit at the boardroom table. But this proxy is broken. It’s a relic of a bygone era, and its continued use is actively filtering out the very intelligence we claim to be seeking. The fundamental flaw lies in a critical confusion. We have mistaken the  certificate of education  for the  capacity for

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