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NATIONAL BLACK MBA ASSOCIATION AND
FUTURE FOCUS 2020 PRESENTS: LIVING, LEARNING AND THINKING
IN THE YEAR 2025
Professionals, Students in Boston
Invited to Re-Imagine the Future and Take Advantage
of Current Opportunities During NBMBAA Local Empowerment
Tour on April 24
The National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) and Future
Focus 2020 will present, "Living, Learning and
Thinking in the Year 2025" on Tuesday, April
24 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, 415
Summer Street, Boston. This daylong educational
event - sponsored nationally by Target Corporation -
is the first stop on the NBMBAA Local Empowerment Tour,
which delivers the best of the NBMBAA's highly acclaimed
Annual Conference to local communities.
LIVING, LEARNING AND THINKING IN THE YEAR 2025
During the luncheon plenary, Dr. Nat Irvin II, founder
of Future Focus 2020, will provide key insights into
technological advancements, social changes and economic
shifts that will impact the future. He will also facilitate
a discussion with Boston-based thought leaders Hassell
McClellan, associate professor, Boston College;
Zakee Rashid, vice president, Comcast and Dr.
Barbara Reid, executive director, Human Resources,
Bentley College, on how blacks and other diverse communities
can use this new understanding to reshape and prepare
for the future.
POWER DIVERSITY CAREER FAIR
The event will also include the 6th Annual Power Diversity
Career Fair that will feature representatives from more
than 30 top-tier employers such as Comcast, Staples,
The Boston Globe, Genzyme, Blue Cross Blue Shield
of Massachusetts, and many more. The career fair
is free and open to the public.
SCHEDULE
lRegistration 11 a.m.
- 12 p.m.
lLiving, Learning and
Thinking in the Year 2025* 12 p.m. - 3 p.m.
lMeet & Greet with
Nat Irvin II, Ph.D. 3 p.m. - 4 p.m.
lCareer Fair 4 p.m. -
9 p.m.
REGISRATION
lNBMBAA Boston Chapter
Member $55
lNon-Member $75
To register, visit http://www.acteva.com/go/bostonblackmba
or contact the NBMBAA Boston Chapter at 617-989-0331.
NATIONAL BLACK MBA
Established in 1970, the National Black MBA Association
is dedicated to creating partnerships that result in
increased intellectual and economic wealth in the black
community through its five channels of engagement: education,
career, leadership, entrepreneurship and lifestyle.
Visit www.nbmbaa.org
for more information.
FUTURE FOCUS 2020
Nat Irvin II, Ph.D., founded Future Focus 2020, a non-profit,
non-partisan 501c3 corporation, to provide leadership
in bringing futurist thinking to urban America. In 2000,
Future Focus 2020 became a part of the Babcock Graduate
School of Management, Wake Forest University, where
Irvin serves as executive professor of future studies
and assistant dean for MBA student development.
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MEDIA CONTACT
Dana Gleeson, Beaman Incorporated, 312-751-9689 x14,
dgleeson@beamaninc.com
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