INCAE Business School celebrated its 60th anniversary last night with a special event in Guatemala City. The ceremony brought together prominent business leaders, graduates, regional leaders, National Committee members and strategic allies, who gathered to commemorate six decades of transformational impact on education and leadership in Latin America.
The opening remarks were delivered by Danilo Siekavizza, president of the National Committee of INCAE in Guatemala, who emphasized: "During these sixty years, INCAE has built its reputation and recognized success, faithful to its mission of not only training, but transforming entrepreneurs and executives into leaders who contribute to the development of their companies, and who also work with sensitivity and capacity to fulfill the ultimate goal of our mission: to contribute to the integral development of our countries".
NCAE Business School commemorates six decades of academic excellence and leadership in the training of high-level executives in Latin America. As part of this celebration, INCAE returns to Guatemala with its Senior Management Program (PAG), one of the most prestigious educational initiatives in the region, designed to train the leaders of the future in a constantly changing business environment, which begins in November of this year in classroom mode.
The Senior Management Program (PAG) aims to equip managers and executives with innovative tools and a strategic vision that will enable them to face the current challenges of the business world, such as digitalization, sustainability and globalization. Program participants will have the opportunity to share experiences and learn from a renowned international faculty, all in an environment designed to drive professional and personal growth.
Life and Success. INCAE Business School celebrated its 60th anniversary last night with a special event in Guatemala City. The ceremony brought together prominent entrepreneurs, graduates, leaders from the region, members of the National Committee and strategic allies, who gathered to commemorate six decades of transformative impact on education and leadership in Latin America. Additionally, Luis Lara and Ramiro Castillo, from Banco Industrial, were honored for their commitment to the mission of INCAE on this 60th anniversary. Eric Campos, a graduate of INCAE and General Manager of BAC in Guatemala, was also recognized for his active participation in the Incaísta community both in Guatemala and Costa Rica, where he founded the Graduate Association. Special recognition was also given to Danilo Siekavizza for his invaluable support and essential contribution to the vision of INCAE in Guatemala.
Liberal GT. With the purpose of equipping leaders who run the different industries and businesses in the country, the regional business school that leads high-level training in Latin America returns with a focus on the northern triangle and with innovations for development. Eric Campos, executive president of BAC Guatemala, said: "At BAC we reimagine banking to generate prosperity in the communities we serve, hence the importance of this alliance with INCAE in order to finance and support the development of leaders who will contribute to positively transform the future of Guatemala".
Summa Magazine. The business school, recognized in the top positions in Latin America, continues to be key in the formation of leaders who transform their communities and the business environment. With the celebration of its 60th anniversary, BAC joins INCAE as a strategic ally, with the firm purpose of contributing to the development of business leaders in Guatemala. This collaboration reinforces BAC's commitment to executive education and the formation of talent that promotes well-being and sustainability in Guatemala.
Quinto Poder. As part of this celebration, INCAE returns to Guatemala with its Senior Management Program (PAG), one of the most prestigious educational initiatives in the region. With the celebration of its 60th anniversary, BAC joins INCAE as a strategic ally, with the firm purpose of contributing to the development of business leaders in Guatemala. This collaboration reinforces BAC's commitment to executive education and the formation of talent that promotes well-being and sustainability in Guatemala.
Soy Positivo. INCAE Business School commemorates six decades of academic excellence and leadership in the training of high-level executives in Latin America. With the celebration of its 60th anniversary, BAC joins INCAE as a strategic ally, with the firm purpose of contributing to the development of business leaders in Guatemala. This collaboration reinforces BAC's commitment to executive education and the formation of talent that promotes well-being and sustainability in Guatemala.
República. INCAE Business School commemorates six decades of academic excellence and leadership in the training of high-level executives in Latin America. With the celebration of its 60th anniversary, BAC joins INCAE as a strategic ally, with the firm purpose of contributing to the development of business leaders in Guatemala. This collaboration reinforces BAC's commitment to executive education and the formation of talent that promotes well-being and sustainability in Guatemala.
Liberal Gt. With the purpose of equipping the leaders who run the different industries and businesses in the country, the regional business school that leads Latin America in high-level training returns with a focus on the northern triangle and with innovations for development. INCAE Business School commemorates six decades of academic excellence and leadership in the training of high-level executives in Latin America. As part of this celebration, INCAE returns to Guatemala with its Senior Management Program (PAG), one of the most prestigious educational initiatives in the region, designed to train the leaders of the future in a constantly changing business environment, which begins in November of this year in classroom mode.
Antigua Channel. Interview with Dr. Enrique Bolaños, Rector of INCAE Business School, talking about the economic challenges of the region in terms of development. "If we as a country, as a region, continue to grow at 3, 4% per year, there will be a large segment of the population that will not have opportunities for development, growth and social welfare and will seek it by moving north".
Newsamerica. With the celebration of its 60th anniversary, BAC joins INCAE as a strategic ally, with the firm purpose of contributing to the development of business leaders in Guatemala. This collaboration reinforces BAC's commitment to executive education and the formation of talent that promotes well-being and sustainability in Guatemala.
DG Magazine. INCAE Business School commemorates six decades of academic excellence and leadership in the training of high-level executives in Latin America. As part of this celebration, INCAE returns to Guatemala with its Senior Management Program (PAG), one of the most prestigious educational initiatives in the region, designed to train the leaders of the future in a constantly changing business environment, which begins in November of this year in classroom mode.
By María del Carmen Aceña. Free Press. I was recently invited to an event to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Central American Institute of Business Administration (INCAE) Business School. The project began in 1963 with the visit to Costa Rica of President John F. Kennedy, who expressed the need to train human capital for the future of Central America. Then, in 1964, with business funds, USAID resources and the support of Harvard University, the first Senior Management Program (PAG), a very high level program that influenced the management of companies, was carried out in Guatemala; the first headquarters was founded in Monte Fresco, Nicaragua, and then in Alajuela, Costa Rica. Master's degrees were established, especially in business administration (MBA), and over time other master's degrees and management programs were included.
Delfino. INCAE Business School celebrated its 60th anniversary last night with a special event in Guatemala City. The ceremony brought together prominent entrepreneurs, graduates, leaders from the region, members of the National Committee and strategic allies, who gathered to commemorate six decades of transformative impact on education and leadership in Latin America.
INCAE Business School commemorates six decades of academic excellence and leadership in the training of high-level executives in Latin America. As part of this celebration, INCAE returns to Guatemala with its Senior Management Program (PAG), one of the most prestigious educational initiatives in the region, designed to train the leaders of the future in a constantly changing business environment, which begins in November of this year in classroom mode.
