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Columbia SIPA Delivers Leadership Program at HKUST Featuring Peter Drucker and Michael…

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What happened

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Worldview Global Impact, an implementing partner for Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. This agreement establishes a framework for delivering Columbia SIPA-certified executive education in Hong Kong. The first cohort of the Global Impact Leadership program was completed, which covered tracks based on leadership theory and case studies from Peter Drucker and Michael Bloomberg.

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Why it matters

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The partnership formalizes the delivery of Columbia SIPA executive education in Hong Kong. The program includes modules on crisis leadership and risk management, and is one of several professional education offerings provided by Columbia SIPA across more than 100 countries.

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  • Hong Kong University of Science and TechnologySpeculative

    Hong Kong University of Science and Technology might gain new revenue and program delivery opportunities through the MOU with Columbia SIPA.

  • Cheng PengSpeculative

    Columbia SIPA might secure new revenue and expansion through the successful MOU and completion of the first cohort.

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