Guatemala, October 2, 2024. 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.
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.
Enrique Bolaños, Rector of INCAE
During the launch event in Guatemala, Enrique Bolaños, Rector of INCAE, highlighted the relevance of the program for the region: "Throughout these 60 years, we have contributed to the development of thousands of leaders in Latin America. The return of the Senior Management Program to Guatemala is a crucial step to continue strengthening the business leadership that our region needs in times of constant change."
Roberto Artavia, Chairman of the Board of Directors of INCAE
Roberto Artavia, Chairman of the Board of Directors of INCAE, said: "The impact of INCAE in the formation of leaders goes beyond the classroom. We are training people capable of transforming their companies, their communities and their countries. The Senior Management Program is a unique space to prepare today's executives for tomorrow's challenges."
With the commemoration 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 the country.
Eric Campos, Executive President of BAC
Eric Campos, CEO of BAC, emphasized: "At BAC we reimagine banking to generate prosperity in the communities we serve, hence the importance of this alliance with INCAE in order to train leaders who will transform the future of Guatemala and the region".
With this alliance, BAC and INCAE reinforce their commitment to education, innovation and the construction of business leadership that generates sustainable value and contributes to the economic and social growth of the region.
Dean Michele Quintano
INCAE Business School has played a crucial role in the formation of business leaders in Latin America for six decades. Founded in 1964 under the leadership of visionary figures and with the collaboration of Harvard, INCAE has evolved into one of the most prestigious academic institutions in the region. Throughout its history, INCAE has significantly impacted the economic and social development of Latin America through its high quality educational programs, research and outreach activities.
José Luis Amaíz
Phone (+506) 8730-7277
Jose.amaiz@incae.edu
BAC is the leading bank in Central America with presence in six countries: Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala. It has more than 4.3 million customers, more than 19,800 employees in the region, and serves more than 100,000 companies. BAC's purpose is to "Reimagine banking to generate prosperity in the communities it serves". Guided by 3 values: integrity, excellence and passion, BAC wants to be a pioneer and demonstrate that banking has the capacity to maximize economic, environmental and social value, all at the same time and with the same rigor and excellence. Thanks to its regional leadership in digital transformation, innovation and for being a bank focused on life, BAC received more than 60 international awards and recognitions in recent years.
Marisol Garcia
Phone 5203-4539
marisolg@diestra.com.gt
