Innovation Education Fellow at the Technology and Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard
Date: Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Place: Aldrich 112, HBS
We are delighted to present
an evening with Tony Wagner, Innovation Education Fellow at the Technology and
Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard and the founder and co-director of the
Change Leadership Group at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Tony
consults widely to schools, districts, and foundations around the country and
internationally. Tony is also a frequent speaker at national and international
conferences and a widely published author.
His work
includes numerous articles and five books. Tony’s latest, Creating Innovators:
The Making of Young People Who Will Change The World, has just been published
by Simon & Schuster. Click on the book image
for a video description of the book.
Tony’s recent book, "The Global Achievement
Gap: Why Even Our Best Schools Don’t Teach the New Survival Skills Our Children
Need—and What We Can do About It", has been a best seller and is being translated
into Chinese.
Tom Friedman
writes: “Tony Wagner, the
Harvard-based education expert and author of “The Global Achievement Gap,”
explains it this way: There are three basic skills that students need if they
want to thrive in a knowledge economy: the ability to do critical thinking and
problem-solving; the ability to communicate effectively; and the ability to
collaborate."
If you are interested in education and / or innovation, you will find this program to be of interest! All are invited.
Registration
President's Club Member: Free
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HBSAB Member: $25 |
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Non-member: $45 |
Current Student, HBS: $15
Hardcover: Creating Innovators: $17.50
A limited number of books may be for sale that evening. Tony will sign copies after presentation.
Membership
HBS Alumni, faculty, staff and current students of HBS
and graduates of other Harvard schools are eligible to join the HBSAB.
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Additional Details
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
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Time:
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6:00 - 7:00 p.m.: Registration, Networking and Sandwiches/Refreshments
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.: Program
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Place:
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HBS, Aldrich 112
(Map/Directions)
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Parking:
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Parking is included, HBS Campus Lot. Enter Batten Way or Gorden Road Entrance - see map
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Event Date:
Wednesday, 06/20/12 6:00pm - 8:30pm [ iCal ]
Location:
Aldrich 112, HBS
60 Harvard Way
Boston, MA 02163
Look Who's Coming:
Guest of Faythe Beauchemin Austin Anderson, Partners HealthCare Hayden Anderson Michelle Anderson Paula Angelini, Southboro Medical Group Michael Briggs Arthur, Suffolk Univ Barrie Atkin Michael Austin Mumtaz Badshah Faythe Beauchemin Stuart Berzin, The Sharma Group - Merrill Lynch Elaine Boltz Warren Briggs, Suffolk U, retired Joel Brough Michael Brown, Harvard Univ. Jessica Bussgang Rosenbloom Anne Cademenos Anne Cademenos Meg Carlson Celine Carter Daniel Carter Rob Carter Joseph Caruso Laurence Chait Dee Dee Chen, Massachusetts General Hospital Vinney Chopra Mary Crawford Jill Crawley Kevin Crawley, Johnson & Wales University Chris Cummings, Nixon Peabody LLP Kate Damon, Nashoba Brooks School Kirsta Davey, Nashoba Brooks School Dori Davis, Nashoba Brooks School Terri Denning Sevilla Robert DeNoble Kate Donahue, Harvard College George Donnelly, Boston Business Journal lucinda doran Charles Dornbush, Athenium Capital LLC Jessica Ellis, Harvard University David Feldman Julia Fendrick David Garcia Greg Garland, Pursuit Capital Mgt. Elizabeth Gilbert-Bono Richard Gleicher, Premier Capital Lisa Goldman Amy Green, DS SolidWorks Corp Adam Grier Jim Grier Chris Griffith Dee Grisamore Susan Grisamore Elisabeth Harper Jeanne Hilsinger Petie Hilsinger melissa hirsch Barry Horwitz Bradlee Howe, Financial Managers Trust Chuck Howe, IXL, Inc. Will Howe, Atlas Watersystems Jeff Hudson David Hussey Kathy Hussey Penny Jennings, Nashoba Brooks School Rob Jennings, Nashoba Brooks School Ajit Jhangiani Margaret Johns Anne Johnson Carl Kaestner Sheridan Kassirer Kathleen Katterhagen Chris Keefe, Nixon Peabody LLP Richard Krementz Chad Laird Jean-Marc Landau Richard Lange Monica Leap Nicholas Leap Michael Lee Caroline Leed Steven Leed Bernard Leed II Charles Lelon, Kamylon Capital, LLC David Lindahl Jeff Lindahl Tony Lonergan Darlene Loosignan Scott Lyon, Captivate Network George Madera Barbara McGill, Colchester Consulting Group David McGill Andrea McGrath Margaret McKenna Meredith McPherron Charles McWilliams George Mehlman Chase Merrill Nina Merrill Taylor Merrill Julie Messina, The 3-21 Foundation, Inc. David Miller Ezequiel Montemayor Reinier Moquete, Taino Consulting Group Janet Nicholas Eunice Niveyro Jeannie Orlowski Scott Owades Margaret Pax, Thermo Fisher Scientific Rick Pedone, Nixon Peabody LLP Arthur Pfaelzer Jules Pieri, Daily Grommet Robert Pizzella, Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Management Lori Polachek Robert Popadic, Lighthouse Consulting Group Rick Porteus Reed Prior Kerry Quinn Annette Raphel, Belmont Day School Brock Reeve Syrene Reilly, Partners HealthCare System, Inc. Robert Ristagno Regina Rockefeller, Nixon Peabody LLP Thomas Rodde Jason Safer Gabrielle Santa-Donato, Harvard Univeristy; Joan Ganz Cooney Center Terence Sanz Evelyn Schlusselberg Ed Sevilla Jay Sharma Meara Sharma Neil Sharma Jay Sherry, Eka Software Kate Skelly Skylar Smith G. Stevens, Stevens Capital Advisors G. Stevens Peter Thorne Peter Thorne James Wakely Allison Ward, Children's Technology Workshop Carolyn Warenberg Walter Williams Julie Wilson Kimberley Wirth Anna Xia Graciela Ybarra ... a total of 149 guests.
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