HBS Update Club Leadership Meeting - February 14, 2023 Susan Gold Managing Director, Alumni Relations
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HBS Update
Susan Gold
Managing Director, Alumni Relations
Club Leadership Meeting
February 14, 2023
External Relations
Topics • HBS Update • ER Update HBS Clubs Team Confidential - Not for Distribution
MBA Program
39% International
(representing 74 countries)
46% Women
13% 1st Generation to go
to college Welcoming
MBA Class of 2024
1. Invigorate our sense of purpose: Highest ever share of
“Through hard work, with graduates
humility,
for humanity.” 13% pursuing their “own
venture”
2. Center the education: it is the
heart of what we offer our
students. Tuition-debt free for
3. Attract the world’s best: be the highest-need students
first-choice education for (first B-school to take this
promising leaders. step)
Short Intensive Programs 2023 (SIPs)
SIP
.
Accelerating Climate Solutions
Faculty
46%
10 SIPs: Eleanor Laurans
of all MBA students
Africa Rising Hakeem Belo-Osagie signed up for a SIP.
11 sections Investing in Life Sciences Malcolm Baker, Amitabh Chandra,
Paul Clancy
Moving Beyond DTC Ayelet Israeli, Len Schlesinger, Matt 75/25%
7 repeat SIPs Higgins Three-quarters of the
students in SIPs are
3 new SIPs Personal Finance Sara Fleiss, Emily McComb RCs,
Spiritual Lives of Leaders Nien-hê Hsieh, Derek van Bever;
John Brown (HDS); Howard Koh
(HSPH)
Starting a Private Market Nori Gerardo Lietz, Bob White Over the course of 4
Investment Firm days, 178 guests joined
SIPs sessions.
Startup Bootcamp (2 sections) Martin Sinozich, Christina Wallace High profile guests include
Larry Bacow, Gucharan
Das, Chris Dixon, Bobbi
Startup Toolkit Julia Austin Brown, David Chang,
The Web3 SIP Shai Bernstein, Scott Kominers Scarlett Johansson, and
4
Kim Kardashian
Executive Education New Directions Post Pandemic:
Expanding Virtual and Blended Offerings
FY23 estimate
Total Programs: 140+
Blended learning since before COVID in Comprehensive Leadership Programs
(CLPs) and selected other groups.
COVID accelerated our exploration of virtual and led to many new program
models.
Current Offerings Include:
• In person: Primarily on-campus; some are held in global locations
• Virtual: Using the Live Online Classroom or Zoom, or asynchronous
materials, such as HBS Online content
• Blended: Combination of in-person and virtual modules. Duration can span
1 week to several months
11,500+ participants
Executive Education New Programs:
New faculty content, experiments with format, commitment to
diversity
Leading as an LGBTQ+ Executive – Blended
Discover how to lead more fully, authentically, and effectively, in ways that
align with your values and identity.
Rising Generation in the Family
Enterprise – On Campus
Explore the choices, tensions and key challenges
facing you as a member of the rising generation in the
context of a successful family enterprise.
Growing as a Purposeful Leader - Blended
Prepare to become an authentic, purposeful leader who can step up to
more challenging roles and lead effectively in this new era.
Celebrating the past, embracing the future!
NEW FACULTY Twenty-three faculty members, including new tenure-track professors, visitors, and practitioners, participated in START, a deep-dive orientation to the School that took place virtually over three days in July 2021 with one day on campus in August. The program provides an overview of Harvard Business School and a window into research and research support at the School, the case method, and the classroom experience. Teaching faculty join study groups and practice preparing and opening a case, and then receive feedback and advice from experienced colleagues.
Business in Global Society (BiGS)
BiGS in the RC (1st year)
Social Purpose of the Firm: a two-day course
with six cases
Under what
As a would-be leader, how circumstances are private
do you identify the problem firms a reasonable
or challenge you wish to solution to society’s
attack? biggest and most pressing
challenges?
How does the world work, and what is my
opportunity as a leader and individual to make it
work better?
Digital, Data & Design (D^3 at Harvard)
Catalyst Series amplifies impact of the labs
and bridges students-alumni networks
OVERARCHING VISION
Spring 2023 D^3 Programming
Access to cutting-edge research coming out of
the D^3 labs Prospering Beyond 1.5°C: Tools, Data, and
Analytics for Entrepreneurs Driving Climate
Lifelong learning for alumni
Adaptation | March 3-4, 2023
Simulations and design sprints to collect data Designing the Future of Women’s Health |
for the labs March 25, 2023
Network building to alumni and industry
Waste and the Circular Economy | April 14-15,
2023
90 – 300 Industry speakers,
simulations, case 6-8
IMPACT students and alumni
projected in each event
studies, and design
sprints
weekend series
throughout the year
10HBS External Relations
A Dynamic Context
RELATIONSHIP WITH OUR
ALUMNI
EXTERNAL
RELATIONS
HBS
HBS FUNDRAISING
HARVARD
UNIVERSITY
TRENDS IN PHILANTHROPY
EXTERNALITIES
HBS Clubs Team Confidential - Not for DistributionCurrent Alumni Engagement
and Lifelong Learning Activities
Reunions
Alumni Time Events and
and Talent Programs
Educate,
Inform, Inspire
Lifelong
Alumni Learning
Segments Programs
and Content
Alumni Clubs
and
Communities2.5 Years of Reunions
Reunion Celebration 2022 MBA: 37 Classes, 250 Sections;
11,567 Attendees / 39,000 Alumni invited One Year Reunion: 3 Classes, 30 Sections
Executive Education: 22 Programs, 160+ Cohorts
May 6/7 May 27/28 June 3/4 June 7/8 June 10/11 June 17/18
Date / Reunions Cohort
One Year One Year 10th and 15th 50th – 70th 5th and 20th 25th – 45th
Reunion for 2019 Reunions for Reunions Reunions Reunions Reunions
2020 and 2021 2010 1970, 1971, 1972 2015 1995, 1996
2011 1965, 1966, 1967 1990, 1991
2016
1960, 1961, 1962 1985, 1986
May 29 2012 2017
1955, 1956, 1967 1980, 1981
Commencement 2005 2000
2020 and 2021 1950, 1951, 1952 1975, 1976
2006 2001
Executive
2007 2002 Education
22 Programs
Attendees
553 2,358 2,689 767 2,701 2,499MAY JUNE OCTOBER
2022 Reunions One Year Reunion
(2020-2022)
5-50th+ Reunions
(2020-2022)
25-45th Reunions
(2022 Only)
Satisfied Overall NPS Likely to Attend Next Reunion
(Extremely and Very) (Definitely, Very Likely)
85% 75 89%
74% 61 85%
77% 65 86%
“Having participated in your Reunion, do you feel…” (Agree and Strongly Agree)
Closer to HBS classmates 76% 80% 77%
More connected to HBS 75% 70% 68%
"HBS for Life" is meaningful 72% 60% 57%
Will turn to HBS as lifelong resource 68% 59% 53%
HBS delivering on mission 59% 60% 60%
Will support philanthropically 38% 38% 32%
Better understanding of HBS priorities 23% 38% 48%HBS Board Diversity Event with
EY
Boston, October 27th
• 77 attendees, NPS of 100
• Building on the foundational work of the Alumni
Board’s Board Diversity Project, a working group
dedicated to establishing a process and
mechanism for connecting diverse HBS board
candidates with corporate board opportunities
• Unprecedented collaboration between Alumni
Board, HBS Association of Boston, Shared
Interest Groups, corporate partner EY, and HBS
• Many alumni travelled far to attend the event
• Aiming to replicate the format in other locationsAlumni Conferences:
Entrepreneurship Summit (Nov 4-5)
• 1st Alumni Conference in-person
since March 2020
• 355 alumni participants of 404
registrations: 88% yield
• Interactive sessions and deep
engagement focused on the power of
the HBS ecosystem – Founders,
Builders & Investors “I had written off HBS
when it comes to
• Strong faculty engagement modern
• Two days of programming, including entrepreneurship and
a pre-Summit portion dedicated to this summit totally re-
underrepresented founders and allies energized me to engage
with the school and
• Partnership between ER and alumni. I wish there
Rock Center
were more events like
this more often. I
enjoyed the mix of small
discussions and
lectures.”Alumni Programs & Events
Spring 2023
• Dean’s Regional Events
• Bay Area - 2/9, Palm Beach 2/23, New York 3/14,
Los Angeles 3/21, Tokyo - TBA, Singapore - TBA
• Alumni Achievement Awards
• Dean Datar @ HBSCNY Leadership Dinner
• HU & HBS Climate Conference: May 9-10
• MBA Admissions Dinners & Events
HBS Clubs Team Confidential - Not for DistributionHarvard Climate Action Week May 8-12, 2023
Harvard Climate Action Week gathers climate leaders and experts in pursuit of durable, effective, and
equitable solutions to the climate change challenges confronting humanity
Throughout the week, 9 Harvard organizations will offer programming, with some events open to the public
Tuesday, May 9 Wednesday, May 10
“Harvard Climate Symposium: Rising to the Climate HBS Alumni Conference: Accelerating Climate Solution
Challenge” Hosted by Alumni Relations and the HBS Business & Environment
HU flagship event hosted by the Salata Institute for Climate and Initiative (BEI)
Sustainability at Harvard University
These two in-person events are by invitation only, with plenary sessions being publicly livestreamed (TBA late April)
• Audience: Select group of HBS alumni leaders, industry experts
• Audience: Select group of climate leaders and alumni from across
and faculty, Closed to HU. ~500 attendees expected.
Harvard schools, ~500 attendees expected
• Content: A full day of conversations with HBS faculty members,
• Content: A day of conversations with Harvard University faculty and
business leaders, investors, and entrepreneurs around what can
Harvard alumni leaders in climate/sustainability focused on deep
be done to accelerate climate solutions
structural changes that need to be made at this urgent time
• Faculty Chairs: George Serafeim, Peter Tufano (both HBS)
• Faculty Chairs: Jim Stock (Vice Provost for Climate and
Sustainability, Harvard University), Peter Tufano (HBS)We are grateful for your Rochester
partnership and
commitment to a thriving
Club and Association
network
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