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Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education programs are designed to help leaders from every sector gain the skills and strategies needed to address current problems in real time. Whether you immerse yourself in an intensive, in-person program on Harvard’s historic campus or engage in a highly interactive, live online program from home, you will become part of a vibrant community of leaders around the globe striving to make a difference. The world won't wait.
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Alumni Spotlight: Economic Growth in Australia
“In my role, I need to develop projects that support the economic development of regional Australia while also introducing new skills, new capability, and technology transfer that will further integrate us into global supply chains,” says Fabio. “With these ventures, it is very important for me to be in constant training and updated on the latest trends.”
Fabio Nave, investment director of the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, reflects on how he is using his Leading Economic Growth program experience.
Fabio Nave, Leading Economic Growth alumnus
HKS Faculty Webinar Series: Civil Liberties in the time of Economic and Health Crises
Watch the latest HKS Faculty Webinars, including Marcella Alsan, professor of public policy and recent recipient of the prestigious MacArthur Fellowship, lead a discussion about the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic on civil liberties, rights, and freedom.