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The Center for Global Leadership is a strategic partner with Business Week on its annual CEO Forum in Asia. The event attracts hundreds of
CEOs of international corporations and government leaders. Speakers have included U.S. presidents; prime ministers of Great Britain, India,
China, Thailand, and other Asian countries; and leading academics and executives. "It is a real blue-ribbon panel," says Professor Vijay
Govindarajan, who is a frequent keynote speaker.
The center provides a keynote speaker or panel for each Business Week CEO Forum, conducts a short survey of the Forum's participants
during the event, and produces an executive briefing summarizing the key insights from the conference, which is then shared with other executives
in participants' companies.
By forming this partnership with Business Week, the magazine's core competency—knowledge dissemination—is perfectly complemented by
knowledge creation, the core competency of Tuck and the Center for Global Leadership.