OUR WORK
Established in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2014, the Center for Asia Leadership is a group of non-profit international organizations that addresses public needs and problems in Asia through research, development, training and publication initiatives in the areas of public leadership, entrepreneurship and education in Asia.
About Us
The Center for Asia Leadership is committed to accelerating the development of leaders who are primed to ignite long-lasting change. Participants of our initiatives…
Asia Leadership Trek
The Asia Leadership Trek is a unique, overseas learning experience devoted to exploring the most important issues and cutting-edge ideas through engagement with political…
Asia Leadership Institute
The Asia Leadership Institute (ALI) offers experienced managers and executives, college and university scholars, and aspiring youths, access to the world’s cutting-edge talent…
Acumen Case Center
The Acumen Case Center (ACC) offers programs and contents that address the transmission-heavy, rote-based model of education prevalent in many classrooms in Asia.
GROW
In the midst of Asia’s growing presence in the global marketplace and politics, there is a unique opportunity and responsibility to contribute towards fostering global growth and sustainable development. Learn more about how we are committed to the practice of teaching and learning as a means to promote positive change.
An Invaluable Learning Experience
My first experience with the Center for Asia Leadership (CAL) started in the summer of 2015 when I participated in the Asia Leadership Youth Camp better known as ALY Camp. At first, I was hesitant about attending the camp, as it was my first time being away from home.
CAL Organizes Year-Round Programs to Build Leadership Capabilities
The Center for Asia Leadership (CAL) acknowledges the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century and continue to play a role in equipping today’s youth and professionals with the crucial tools and knowledge needed to address uncertainties and complex issues of our time.
Trekkers Continue on the ALT Summer 2017
Following their successful trips to Manila, Hong Kong and China, Trekkers from the ALT 2017 headed to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to kick-start the second leg of their adventure to examine emerging trends and challenges that will shape Asia’s future.
ALC June 2017 Inspires Youth to be Change Makers
The Center for Asia Leadership (CAL) recently organized the Asia Leadership Conference (ALC) 2017 on June 10, 2017 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Aimed at empowering high school, college and university students aged between 15 and 22 years old, the full day conference offered them with an opportunity to gain crucial leadership skills and create a sense of purpose for life in the fast-moving 21st century.
ATTEND
We design our initiatives to help leaders create impact for themselves, their organizations and communities. Forums and conferences that provide insights to current leadership trends and best practices are held throughout the year to channel better understanding of the challenges currently facing Asia.
Asia Leadership Conference January 2017
- January 14, 2017
- Sunway University, Malaysia
- Youth
PARTICIPATE
Our leadership philosophy is based on three fundamental ways in which we learn: knowledge enhancement, skill building, and mindset development. Each year, we offer a variety of leadership programs and experiential study tours catered to the needs of the youth, scholar, and young executives and senior management from different industries and sectors.
Executive Leadership School: Harvard’s Way of Developing a Talent
- July 17-21, 2017
- Sunway University, Malaysia
- Working professionals
Asia Leadership Youth Camp: Building 21st Century Core Competencies
- July 10-14 2017
- Sunway International School, Bandar Sunway
- High school and college students
Disciplined Leadership: Ethics, Power & Decision Making
- TBC
- Sunway University, Malaysia
- Working professionals
Asia Leadership Trek IX (Summer 2017)
- May 28 - June 17, 2017
- Manila, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Dhaka
- Harvard scholars