Embrace Change or Risk Being Left Behind
An interview with Harvard Professor Dean Williams on the importance of adaptive leadership and being change agents in a new world besieged by dynamic problems.
An interview with Harvard Professor Dean Williams on the importance of adaptive leadership and being change agents in a new world besieged by dynamic problems.
Peter K.H. Law, participant of the Case Method Teaching program led by Harvard Professors Kenneth Winston and Mathias Risse, reflects on the journey of a lifetime.
Harvard Professor Kenneth Winston shares insights on why the case method is a profound educational innovation, and how it can help educators prepare students for leadership challenges.
This August, Professor Mathias Risse from the Harvard Kennedy School, will be co-facilitating the programs Personal Leadership: Ethics, Power, and Decision Making.
A Harvard Scholar shares his thoughts of the inaugural Asia Innovation Trek 2016 which explores Asia’s silicon valleys and education hubs in Japan, Taiwan and Korea.
Lydia Cheah, former participant of the Asia Leadership Youth program, highlights the importance of negotiation and how it can help in our everyday lives.
Co-founder John Lim reflects on learning obtained from delegates from China, Japan and Korea who participated in the Trilateral Leadership Summit held in Sendai, Japan.
The Asia Leadership Trek 2015 inspired Trekker Greg Manne to share his thoughts on how the Spanish colonization and US occupation influenced the Philippines’ language, culture, and economy.
Scholar and social venture entrepreneur Marina Chan shares the skills that university graduates in Asia will need in order to be career-ready in the 21st century.
Asia Leadership Trek 2015 Trekker Vivian Yuhang Wang from the Harvard Business School shares her insights on experiencing macroeconomic theories in real life.