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US Reveals Strategies to Combat Crime and Insecurity in Central America
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Friday, 20 April 2012 16:02
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With its commitment to help build safe, prosperous, and democratic societies in Central America, the United States of America today revealed strategies to combat crime and insecurity in the region.
In her remarks at INCAE and Woodrow Wilson Private Sector Initiative to Address Crime and Insecurity in Central America, Under Secretary Maria Otero talked about three key areas of the U.S. strategy to combat crime and insecurity in Central America. [+]
Students from Stern School of Business receive course on sustainability at INCAE
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Wednesday, 14 March 2012 09:15
INCAE, March 13, 2012. Twenty one MBA students from the Stern School of Business, of New York, University are participating in the program Doing Business in Costa Rica: Sustainable Business in Latin America, from March 11 until March 15.![]()
The program is coordinated by INCAE professor, Michael Metzger, and classes will be taught by INCAE Professors Francisco de Paula Gutiérrez, Arturo Cruz, Maria Elena Carballo, Lawrence Pratt and Ana Maria Majano, Michael Metzger and Esteban Brenes.
In addition, students will make a series of visits to companies within the electronics industry, the Ministry of Energy, and several tourist sites.
As explained by the Dean of Masters Programs, Guillermo Selva, this is the first time INCAE has received a group of students from NYU, marking an important collaboration between the two institutions.
INCAE Business School launches “Illuminate: The Campaign for the Future” in Nicaragua and Costa Rica
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Tuesday, 13 March 2012 11:36
INCAE, March 9, 2012. INCAE is embarking on its first structured fund-raising campaign that seeks to secure resources to continue to have a powerful impact in the Region.
The launch was held on March 6 in Managua, Nicaragua, and on March 8 in San José, Costa Rica. Both events were presided over by INCAE's Board, President Arturo Condo, and the Director of Development, Wendy Rodríguez.
The attendees included members of the INCAE Board, the Presidential Advisory Council, National Committee, the Founders' Circle, as well as friends, donors, graduates and other members of the INCAE family.
A special recognition was presented to Danilo Lacayo Rappaccioli, member of INCAE's National Committee since 1964, and member of the Board since 1976, commemorating "his exceptional leadership and effort, and his commitment to INCAE's development which have contributed and strengthened our Institution, its history, evolution, development and impact in Latin America"
One highlight of the events, was the debut of the "The INCAE Project"; a short film produced by Ana Coyne Alonso, a well-recognized Nicaraguan-American filmmaker.
The international launch of the Campaign will be held with events on April 10, 12 and 19 in three cities in the United States: Boston, New York and Washington, DC, respectively.
Yale School of Management offers two Post MBA seats to INCAE graduates
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Monday, 05 March 2012 17:33
INCAE, March 5, 2012. As part of the launch of its Global Network for Advanced Management, Yale School of Management has offered INCAE graduates two seats to study a Master of Advanced Management (MAM), a kind of post-MBA.![]()
Potential candidates for this program can only come from member schools of this Global Network and more specifically from the 2010, 2011 and 2012 classes.
INCAE was recently invited by Yale School of Management to join this network of international business.
INCAE MBA Oath Club Goes Global
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Thursday, 01 March 2012 09:55
- Club debuts on new global web site and makes its first presentation in Europe
INCAE, March 1, 2012. The international footprint of the student-led INCAE MBA Oath Club increased last weekend with two different events--one taking place in the virtual world of the internet and the other at a conference in Barcelona, Spain.![]()
On Feb. 26th, the Club debuted as a Featured Program on the web site of the Oath Project, which is the lead non-profit organization promoting the MBA Oath as a global movement. INCAE shares the distinction of being an Oath Project Featured Program with three other business schools—Harvard Business School, Thunderbird Global School of Management, and Babson.
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