For the fifth year in a row, the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR) and Harvard Business School (HBS) will offer an executive education program on corporate development.
This program will take place at the Harvard Business School on August 12-15, 2007. Interested applicants are invited to visit our website for more information and download an application form. Qualified candidates are admitted on a rolling, space-available basis. The Program often fills to capacity, so early application is recommended. Only 30 spaces are available in this year’s program.
HACR encourages Hispanic Fortune board members, C-level executives, as well as leaders in the areas of business, nonprofit, academia, and government to apply and take advantage of this unique educational and networking opportunity.
Participant selection, amphitheater classroom seating, discussion group design, and social activities are all purposefully structured to promote dynamic interchange and shared learning among accomplished peers from a diverse range of companies, industries, and countries. To reinforce the School's extraordinary sense of community, participants live on campus in suites of single, private rooms arranged around a common area, providing ready access to colleagues and fostering peer-to-peer engagement.
This four-day program is part of HACR's overall corporate governance initiative, which includes groundbreaking research on Hispanic board members serving at Fortune 1,000 companies, relationships with executive search firms, and a database of 2,500 Hispanic corporate board candidates.
For more information, please contact Valerie M. Reyes at (202) 835-9672 or via e-mail at hbs@hacr.org
