Recently, Harvard Law School, Harvard College and Kennedy College of business continuity has organized four social enterprise, problems found and build non profitable businesses and charities and other enterprises, the law school, Kennedy college and business school students. The school this lecture is to let the students become more familiar with the construction of the future social enterprises, encourage students to become social entrepreneurs, but also with the student's extracurricular activity counseling.

  Harvard Law School is serious academic and active thinking. And the construction of social enterprise combined these two aspects of advantages, become a Harvard students keen topic. Yesterday at the Harvard Law School and heard such an interesting series of forums, about how to set up a social enterprise. Several speakers experience is very special. They are Harvard graduates, make very good result in social organization and social enterprise in the field of. They aimed at how to set up a social enterprise's board of directors, advisory team about his practice experience.

    Richard E. Cavanagh1987-1995 was at the Harvard University Kennedy school, as the executive president of 8 years. Also known USA conference Association (Conference Board) CEO, who is a partner in a consulting company, also published a reprint 13 best-selling books management. He also served in President Carter's budget and management department, known as the Chinese is chairman, he had all year round as the ETS exam. Cavanagh is a famous social enterprise managers and researchers in the American, now he returned to Kennedy College coach.

   Another speaker is Aaron Lobel. Aaron is a Canadian, Kennedy School of government of outstanding graduates, and later found himself not keen on more loving social enterprise construction. During the later practice at the Brookings Institution, began to form for overseas Americans now very successful media.

   The Richard E. Cavanagh mentioned to do the best period of social enterprises is just graduated from zero start young people or people achieve success and win recognition of the retirement stage. He said a social enterprise board only needs three people: who can bring the resources for this organization, to provide ideas and advice, bring prestige.

   I found the Harvard students for social enterprises such as NGO, think tanks, charity very keen, law school often organize similar activities, each time the venue has All seats are occupied. A good society will need a large number of social enterprises, the excellent talents from the Harvard class of good schools in the training and selection. And now China university now is still relatively rare keen social business students and related activities, this is we need to pay attention to the phenomenon of.

  Dmedia.orgradioamerica-abroad Aaron Lobel founded America Abroad Media (AAM) and serves as the organizations president and chairman of the board, as well as executive producer of America Abroad and AAM Television. Mr. Lobel received a Ph.D. in International Affairs from Harvard Universitys Department of Government, where he was also awarded the Universitys top teaching award, the Joseph Levenson Prize. Prior to founding America Abroad Media, Mr. Lobel was a Research Fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington D.C.; National Security Fellow at the John M. Olin Institute for Strategic Studies at Harvard University; and a National Security Fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvards Kennedy School of Government, where he edited Presidential Judgment: Foreign Policy Decision Making in the White House (H
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Richard E. Cavanagh, Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy and the Kennedy School 'sExecutive Dean from 1987-1995, returned to the faculty after serving as CEO of The Conference Board for 12 years. Earlier, he was a partner of McKinsey and Company, Inc., where he coauthored the bestselling management book, The Winning Performance, published in 13 national editions. He also held Presidential appointments in the Carter Administration 's Office of Management & Budget. Cavanagh serves on corporate and nonprofit boards and was the Chairman of the Educational Testing Service (ETS). His teaching interests center on entrepreneurship and corporate governanceOllis Press 2001). Mr. Lobel currently serves on the Advisory Board of Business for Diplomatic Action, Securing Americas Future Energy (SAFE), a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and is a consultant to the Bipartisan Policy Center. Mr. Lobel is a native of Toronto, Canada. He lives in Washington, D.C with his wife and son. Aaron has expanded his operations from a radio show in DC to hundreds of TV and radio programs worldwide. Recently, he opened up new offices in Kabul and he will also be opening up new offices and opportunities in Pakistan. Aaron is always happy to talk to students interested in working in international affairs, TV, radio, and entrepreneurship. In launching his highly successful organization. Come dine with us this evening and make connections with some of the fascinating people who will be at this Pou event
 
Also, Aaron Lobel from DC speaking about how he launched and grew his media network: Americaabroad
 Keen social business students and related activities is rare, this is we need to pay attention to the phenomenon of. The main workshop leaders will include: Richard E. Cavanagh, Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy and the Kennedy School 's Executive Dean from 1987-1995, returned to the faculty after serving as CEO of The Conference Board for 12 years. Earlier, he was a partner of McKinsey and Company, Inc., where he coauthored the bestselling management book, The Winning Performance, published in 13 national editions. He also held Presidential appointments in the Carter Administration' s Office of Management & Budget. Cavanagh serves on corporate and nonprofit boards and was the Chairman of the Educational Testing Service (ETS). His teaching interests center on entrepreneurship and corporate governance. Also, Aaron Lobel from DC speaking about how he launched and grew his media network: Americaabroad http:www.americaabroa
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 Recently, Harvard Law School, Harvard College and Kennedy College of business continuity has organized four social enterprise, problems found and build non profitable businesses and charities and other enterprises, the law school, Kennedy college and business school students. The school this lecture is to let the students become more familiar with the construction of the future social enterprises, encourage students to become social entrepreneurs, but also with the student's extracurricular activity counseling. Harvard Law School is serious academic and active thinking. And the construction of social enterprise combined these two aspects of advantages, become a Harvard students keen topic. Yesterday at the Harvard Law School and heard such an interesting series of forums, about how to set up a social enterprise. Several speakers experience is very special. They are Harvard graduates, make very good result in social organization and social enterprise in the field of. They aimed at how to set up a social enterprise's board of directors, advisory team about his practice experience. Richard E. Cavanagh1987-1995 was at the Harvard University Kennedy school, as the executive president of 8 years. Also known USA conference Association (Conference Board) CEO, who is a partner in a consulting company, also published a reprint 13 best-selling books management. He also served in President Carter's budget and management department, known as the Chinese is chairman, he had all year round as the ETS exam. Cavanagh is a famous social enterprise managers and researchers in the American, now he returned to Kennedy College coach. another speaker is Aaron. Aaron is a Canadian, Kennedy School of government of outstanding graduates, and later found himself not keen on more loving social enterprise construction. During the later practice at the Brookings Institution, began to form for overseas Americans now very successful media. where Richard E. Cavanagh mentioned the best social enterprise period is just graduated from zero start young people or retirement is achieve success and win recognition stage. He said a social enterprise board only needs three people: who can bring the resources for this organization, to provide ideas and advice, bring prestige. I found Harvard students for social enterprises such as NGO, think tanks, charity very keen, law school often organize similar activities, each hall. A good society will need a large number of social enterprises, the excellent talents from the Harvard class of good schools in the training and selection. And now Chinese universities are
Aaron Lobel founded America Abroad Media (AAM) and serves as the organization's president and chairman of the board, as well as executive producer of America Abroad and AAM Television. Mr. Lobel received a Ph.D. in International Affairs from Harvard University's Department of Government, where he was also awarded the University's top teaching award, the Joseph Levenson Prize. Prior to founding America Abroad Media, Mr. Lobel was a Research Fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington D.C.; National Security Fellow at the John M. Olin Institute for Strategic Studies at Harvard University; and a National Security Fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, where he edited Presidential
Judgment: Foreign Policy Decision Making in the White House (Hollis Press 2001)
 Keen social business students and related activities is rare, this is we need to pay attention to the phenomenon of. The main workshop leaders will include: Richard E. Cavanagh, Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy and the Kennedy School 's Executive Dean from 1987-1995, returned to the faculty after serving as CEO of The Conference Board for 12 years. Earlier, he was a partner of McKinsey and Company, Inc., where he coauthored the bestselling management book, The Winning Performance, published in 13 national editions. He also held Presidential appointments in the Carter Administration' s Office of Management & Budget. Cavanagh serves on corporate and nonprofit boards and was the Chairman of the Educational Testing Service (ETS). His teaching interests center on entrepreneurship and corporate governance. Also, Aaron Lobel from DC speaking about how he launched and grew his media network: Americaabroad http:www.americaabroa
Mr. Lobel currently serves on the Advisory Board of Business for Diplomatic Action, Securing America's Future Energy (SAFE), a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and is a consultant to the Bipartisan Policy Center. Mr. Lobel is a native of Toronto, Canada. He lives in Washington, D.C with his wife and son
 
Aaron has expanded his operations from a radio show in DC to hundreds of TV and radio programs worldwide. Recently, he opened up new offices in Kabul and he will also be opening up new offices and opportunities in Pakistan. Aaron is always happy to talk to students interested in working in international affairs, TV, radio, and entrepreneurship. In launching his highly successful organizationCome dine with us this evening and make connections with some of the fascinating people who will be at this event!

Pound Hall second floor (Room 201) at 7 p.m.
The workshops will not be available onlineKeen social business students and related activities is rare, this is we need to pay attention to the phenomenon of. The main workshop leaders will include: Richard E. Cavanagh, Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy and the Kennedy School 's Executive Dean from 1987-1995, returned to the faculty after serving as CEO of The Conference Board for 12 years. Earlier, he was a partner of McKinsey and Company, Inc., where he coauthored the bestselling management book, The Winning Performance, published in 13 national editions. He also held Presidential appointments in the Carter Administration' s Office of Management & Budget. Cavanagh serves on corporate and nonprofit boards and was the Chairman of the Educational Testing Service (ETS). His teaching interests center on entrepreneurship and corporate governance. Also, Aaron Lobel from DC speaking about how he launched and grew his media network: Americaabroad http:www.americaabroa