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Do not miss this milestone event in the history of the Harvard Business School! Click here to reserve your space now!
When: May 21, 2008, 6:00~9:00 p.m.
Where: University of North Florida, Board of Trustees Room
University Center Building, Jacksonville, Florida
April 8, 2008, marks 100 years to the day the Corporation of Harvard University voted to establish the business school and appointed Edwin F. Gay its first dean. Despite its cautious 5-year experimental authorization, Harvard Business School not only survived but thrived to become a world-renowned institution of advanced studies in the field of business administration and management.
Through the following years, HBS has witnessed two world wars, a great depression, and the most significant post-war expansion of any economy in world history. The School's 65,000 alumni are leaders in an exceptionally broad spectrum of industries and a wide range of organizations around the world, including entrepreneurial companies, established firms, government, and social enterprise organizations.
Featured Speaker:
Preston H. Haskell, MBA 1962
Founder and Chairman of The Haskell Company
Come join your HBS colleagues and spouses for a memorable event, and listen to Preston talk about his unique experience at Harvard Business School, the influence it had on his career, and how education today is the leading challenge driving the future of our country in the global economy.
Appetizers, Cash Bar, and Dinner with Wines
$50 per person ($55 at the door) for current HBS CJ members and spouses
$60 per person ($65 at the door) for non-members and guests
RSVP by May 14th: Please Click here to reserve your space now!
Payment in advance is required to ensure your place…seating will be limited!
