2007 March Newsletter
Dear Fellow Alumni,
I have just returned from the East Coast and a wonderfully energizing National meeting. I can assure you that your US leadership team is enthusiastic, motivated and interested in increasing the value of the INSEAD "brand." They are also keen about bringing our alumni together for social as well as business activities that are relevant to our lives. It was my pleasure meeting many of the "newcomers" to the team, and renewing those distance relationships that we all develop because of our geographic dispersion.
Additionally, I can report that Dean Brown, who joined our meeting for the better part of the day, is committed to a strong relationship with the alumni associations and will be increasing his focus on the US in the months ahead. Of the many adjectives and superlatives that have been applied to Dean Brown, I find that his approachability, his practical nature and his "Frank"- ness make him a great asset to our school and our association.
Anne Holbach, in her summary below, gives you an idea of some of the topics and issues we addressed during the meeting, as well as some of the fun we had in spending time together. Daniel Lalonde, our National president, made sure we weren't thirsty, as he generously hosted a Champagne reception on the Friday evening of our weekend session. (Click here for photos.)
Thanks go out to Yusuf and his team, as well as the New York-based TriState (plus PA) team for their help in organizing and executing a series of successful events.
I encourage you to get active and involved to the extent it makes sense for your individual situation. I think you will find receptive welcomes no matter which directions you choose.
Bob Stillerman MBA '77, USIAA National Communications
| National Meeting, 17 Feb 07 | Guggenheim Musuem visit 'team' |
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Happenings in the INSEAD Community
USIAA National Meeting + dinner
On Saturday, February 24, 2007, almost two dozen INSEAD alumni met in New York for the US Alumni Association?s National Meeting. This was the thirteenth meeting held by the USIAA, and the first attended by our INSEAD Dean.
Photos from the Friday Champagne cocktail at Louis Vitton
USIAA President Daniel Lalonde was our generous host in the LVMH Tower, the breathtaking 1999 building designed by Prtizker-laureate architect Christian de Portzamparc.
Meeting participants came from all across the USA: Aleksandra Bozic, Boston; Darach Chapman, Miami; Ellen Cohan, NY; Michel Darnaud, San Francisco; J.J. Doran, NY; Anne Holbach NY; Renita Kalhorn, NY; Shivani Kannabhiran, NY; Yusuf Khapra, NY; Daniel Lalonde, NY; Michael London, NY: Sanny Makki, NY; Sharyanne McSwain, NY; Brigitte Morel-Curran, Chicago; Frances Pordes, Denver; Richard Pulliam, Washington, DC; Jag Rao, NY; Bob Stillerman, San Francisco; Matt Williamson, NY; Lydia Zaininger, NY.
The group discussed US alumni activities organized in our ten geographic regions in 2006, and analyzed plans for 2007 events. The group looked at the public relations activities in the US in 2006; 2006 finances and forecasts for 2007; the US website, data base, newsletters and alumni communications in the US.
The group identified major areas of focus for 2007:
- the US Association will improve the US website and data base used to communicate with alumni across the US.
- the US Association will be focusing on membership in the US Association in 2007, with the membership goal of 50% of US-based alums.
- the US Association will continue to rotate alumni volunteers in and out of the organizational structure. In 2006, the Association welcomed new volunteer alumni to 12 of the 22 national positions; among the regional heads, 7 out of 10 were new in 2006. This new wave of enthusiasm and fresh ideas is a healthy sign of a vibrant, energized alumni association.
Dean Frank Brown of INSEAD participated in the afternoon session. He led a lively exchange on various subjects such as the INSEAD brand in the USA; public relations in the US; the INSEAD US office; the school?s finances and endowment; website and data base issues; careers services; executive programs; and centers for excellence.
Rolf Abdon, Chairman of the IAF (INSEAD Alumni Fund) provided an update on IAF activities and led a discussion of alumni giving.
Sarah Robertson, Director of Development for North America and Daniel Labrecque, President of the Canadian Alumni Association, were also in attendance.
Following the eight-hour session, the participants regrouped for dinner and INSEAD camaraderie at Tuscan Square in midtown Manhattan. And, of course, a hardy group of participants then continued on to explore lower Manhattan nightlife.
Guggenheim Museum visit
It was New York City at its best: Sunday morning at the Guggenheim, with a private docent tour of ?Spanish Painting from El Greco to Picasso ? Time Truth and History.? . Seventeen INSEAD alumni and partners visited the exhibition and then brunched together at the Guggenheim Café.
The exhibition, with treasures from the Prado and around the world, ranks among the stars of the New York art scene this winter. The Guggenheim docent developed several themes of the paintings, which provided lively conversation around the brunch tables following the tour. Discussions of death and political power were balanced by exchanges on vegetables (including a fascination with the cardoon).
A huge thanks to Helen Warwick ?91J, who organized this special treat for the USIAA in celebration of the US national meeting weekend.
Anne Holbach, MBA '86, VP Human Resources
INSEAD Alumni Fund Goes Online!
Did you know you can now support INSEAD online?
It is easy to do by simply clicking here.
Now it is easier than ever to:
- Make an Annual Fund Donation;
- Contribute to your Reunion Class Gift;
- Fulfill a Pledge by making a payment; or
- Respond to INSEAD?s Telephone Campaign.
You can choose to have your gift allocated to many INSEAD?s programs:
- INSEAD?s Global Development ? US Presence Initiative
- Infrastructure and Technology
- Research; or
- Scholarships including:
- Scholarship for Multicultural Diversity
- Scholarship for Women in Business
- The Judith Connelly Delouvier Scholarship for US Women
- The INSEAD Nelson Mandela Scholarship
Give to INSEAD today!
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INSEAD Award for Transcultural Leadership
At a recent meeting, INSEAD?s Board of Directors approved a new initiative, the Annual INSEAD Award for Transcultural Leadership. The award is to recognize outstanding achievements in the field of multicultural management and internationalization of business. The first recipients of this prestigious prize are John Thain, CEO of the New York Stock Exchange and Jean-François Théodore, CEO of Euronext. Together, the honorees are currently in the process of completing a corporate merger that will create the first-ever transatlantic stock exchange. The new company will be a unique partnership between diverse markets and market players and will make a significant contribution to the globalization of market trading.
Mr. Thain and Mr. Théodore will be presented the INSEAD Award for Transcultural Leadership at a gala dinner to be held in New York on April 24th. INSEAD is currently seeking Corporate and Individual Sponsorship of this awards dinner. Contributions are tax-deductible and will support the continued development of INSEAD?s presence in the US. To get more information about becoming a sponsor for the event, please contact Sarah Robertson, INSEAD?s Director of Development who covers the US.
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Level |
Benefits |
Contribution |
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Lead Corporate Sponsor |
Representative seated at head table + 10-person table/dinner; exclusive media/program/annual report recognition; invitation to INSEAD Leadership Summit |
$50.000 |
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Corporate Sponsor |
10-person table/dinner; media/program/annual report recognition |
$15.000 |
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Individual Sponsor |
Head table seating; donor/program/annual report recognition |
$5.000 |
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Individual Sponsor |
Dinner for 2; donor/program/annual report recognition |
$1.500 |
Sharyanne McSwain, Alumni Fund, MBA, '91
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INSEAD in the News
INSEAD Dean, Frank Brown advocates the creation of a Blue Ocean Strategy centre. The Financial Times. Read the story
Ellen Cohan, MBA '02, VP Public Relations
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Career Services
Career Services News
OC&C Career Seminar -- An Outstanding Success
OC&C founder Chris Outram?s (MBA 1977) White Paper presentation, ?Applying Private Equity Principlesto Public Companies" held in New York City on February 15 was certainly a big hit. It played to a capacity crowd of 60 INSEAD and NYBSC alumni gathered in one of the elegant conference rooms of The Penn Club. His presentation of private equity companies and their successes was most enlightening and elicited a number of questions and discussion afterwards. There is much public corporations can learn from private equity companies? focus on core business, costs, cash and managing people to attain success. The presentation was sandwiched between the pre-meeting cocktails and post-meeting social hour. Kudos to Chris who managed to make it to the meeting in spite of the delays inherent in flying in from London during the season?s worst winter storm.
Executive Recruiters Panel
Peter Felix (MBA '73) will chair a panel of executive recruiters covering the topic ?The Role of ExecutiveRecruiters in your Career Planning?in New York onWednesday, April 4. Peter is the President of the Association of Executive Search Consultants and has agreed to orchestrate the event by assembling some of the topnotch consultants specializing in recruiting for different industries. It promises to be another grand success when you can learn much about furthering your career, so mark your calendar now. Details to follow.
Amphi and Wharton Career Database -- Not in the Horizon
We have learnt from INSEAD that the proposed linkage between Amphi and Wharton career databases is not a feasible project at present because of Wharton?s reluctance to share. INSEAD may revisit this subject with Wharton in the future or might try to find another B-School to exchange databases with.
INSEAD Career Contacts
Do you belong to any enterprise that frequently or occasionally hires MBA?s? Then you may be willing to talk about your organization to our recent graduates aspiring to a career in the U.S. They would be interested in learning about your organization, its policies, practices, opportunities, etc. The dialog could be by phone or by e-mail, or even face-to-face, if it can be arranged. Please confirm your willingness to help our fellow alumni through communicating with them for a few minutes to an hour, by providing the following information to me.
Name:
Organization:
Phone #:
E-mail:
Jag Rao, Vice President, Careers, MBA, '64
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Regional News
MidWest - Brigitte Morel, MBA '78, President
On Feb 1st, the Twin Cities group enjoyed a very pleasant evening at the home of Mary Hess, local VP for the alumni association. The group in Minneapolis has grown streadily from only 1 or 2 a few years ago. Check out the picture!
From left (front): Dan Chen, Mary Hess, Mary Boss, Brigitte Morel-Curran
(from left back): Sabrina Dechert, Marco Baissas, Chris Goldsmith, Nitin Lamda
Many ideas were discussed to continue getting the group together, jointly attend local events of interest and also to collaborate with other alumni associations in the Twin Cities. Contact Mary Hess for more details on local activities.
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The Chicago Alumni group at a really fun party on Saturday Feb 3rd, at the house of Regional President Brigitte Morel-Curran (MBA '78) in Chicago's Old Town. With a group spanning thirty years from the '75 promotion - Liska Blodgett - through our newest alumni Member, Jenifer Hayob, MBA '06, this was a lot of fun. We had the opportunity to catch up with old friends and welcome the Alumni newcomers in the Windy City. And windy it was! Drinks and a warm fire in the fireplace helped us confront the chilling 5F degrees outside.
NorthWest - Jacqueline Chen, MBA '04, Communications
INSEAD MBA Recruiting Tour
The INSEAD MBA Information session that was held last month was a great success! We had over 70 attendees (the seating room was completely filled up, there were folks standing in the back and we ran out of brochures - something that's never happened at an InfoSession). Great showing from our alumni - big thanks to Lonn Lee, Chloe Harford, Pete Day, Sunil Thambidurai, and Marcelo Prieto. Your comments and insights on your INSEAD experiences were invaluable to people as they decide whether or not INSEAD is right for them. And of course your enthusiasm for the school is truly inspiring - it really brought back such rich memories for me - national weeks, chateau parties, weekend travel trips, cubicle group work sessions, etc! Makes me want to go back!
Overall, the interest and awareness of INSEAD was very strong - we had to finally cut short all the questions to break for the cocktail hour. It's really great to see that we're making some inroads in terms of brand awareness in the US. The audience seemed very multi-cultural, and came from all over the Puget Sound region - mostly in their 20's & 30's. Some of the questions asked of alumni were:
- What were your groups like? Can you share some experiences?
- How do you think your experience at INSEAD has better prepared you for your current career?
- In the US, INSEAD doesn't have the same recognition as a lot of the top American B-schools - can you comment on this?
- How did you know that going back to business school was the right decision at that stage in your life?
- Why should I consider applying to INSEAD now? (versus several years down the road)
- How should rankings play into my decision?
- What should I be working on now to increase my chances of acceptance?
- Many more...
I would encourage all alumni to particpate in events of this nature in the future - it's satisfying giving something back to the school, and it's also a great trip down memory lane!
Central - Frances Pordes Phillips, MBA '91, President
Boulder: Stanford + MIT + Ivy + Friends Mixer
Thursday, March 8, Thursday, April 12, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Jill's Restaurant, St. Julien Hotel & Spa, 900 Walnut St., Boulder
No host
Denver: Stanford + MIT + Ivy + Friends Mixer
Thursday, March 15, Thursday, April 19, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Squealing Pig, 2700 E. 3rd Ave., (In the center of Cherry Creek at Clayton), Denver
No host
These happy hours are fun networking events held on the second Thursday of the month in Boulder and on the third Thursday in Denver. Whether you're married or single, come have some fun and make new friends -- you never know who you'll meet.
TriState + PA, Shivani Kannabhiran, MBA '00, President
Dear all,
Every month, I am amazed at the diversity, enthusiasm and energy that one sees at all our alumni events. This past February was no exception.
We had a blockbuster turnout of over 250 Alumni, their partners and friends at the INSEAD cocktail party at LVMH on February 23rd. What an evening! Beautiful store, good-looking people and great champagne..very INSEAD.
A big thank you to Daniel Lalonde (MBA '91), INSEAD National Alumni President and CEO of LVMH, who was our gracious host and sponsor for the evening. Dean Frank Brown made a pit stop despite flight delays, and said a few words to us all. Check out the photos!
There is much going on at INSEAD ? the most exciting from the US point of view is the commitment to start up the US office by the Fall. Undoubtedly, you will each hear about this. Make sure your contact details are updated on the Amphi as this is the only way we can reach you.
A short update on our February events ? which I hope will entice more of you to come out and join us in March and April.
See you soon,
Shivani Kannabhiran MBA '00, Matt Williamson MBA '00 and the Amazing IAA Volunteer Team
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February Events Update
February 7th a joint event with our colleagues from the Grandes Ecoles. We had about 40 people come to this event. Guido Schmidt-Traub (INSEAD Partner) presented the Millennium Development Goals - the rich world?s promise to the poor to halve poverty by 2015. He provided great insight into how the international development system works and what one can do to help. www.unmillenniumproject.org
On February 15th, Chris Outram (MBA '77) founder of OC&C Strategy presented a white paper on private equity lessons and their applicability to the public sector. We had about 60 people show up to hear him speak at the Penn Club. www.occstrategy.com
February 23rd ? private party at LVMH for all Alumni. Hosted by Daniel Lalonde (MBA '91) and Dean Frank Brown. Check out the photos .
February 28th ? Women?s Dinner. How INSEAD Women Can Help Me in my Next Career Step. We had about 10 alumnae join us for dinner and drinks at Susan (and Hugh) Mulcahy?s home (MBA '00).
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March Events
March 8th 2007: Monthly Cocktails Return! Join your fellow INSEAD Alumni for drinks and revelry at our fabulous monthly cocktails. We had 30 people show up January, so come on out and join us!
When: Thursday, March 8th from 7:00 - 9:00pm
Where: People Lounge ? half price drinks just for INSEAD! Thanks to Hinson Ng (MBA 2000)
163 Allen Street (Between Stanton and Rivington Streets) in the Lower East Side. Nearest Subway: F and V trains to 2nd Avenue Station. For more info check out:http://www.peoplelounge.com/index2.htm
Please call Sandeep Gill (MBA 2003) on 908-406-1671 if you cannot find the group.
March 8th 2007: Volunteer Team Meeting 6:30 to 7:30 pm McKinsey and Co. office at 6:30 pm 55 East 52nd Street (Near Park Ave). We will meet for a short (under 1 hour) meeting at 6:30 pm and then head down to the Lower East Side to join the monthly cocktail crowd. Please email Shivani Kannabhiran if you would like to attend.
NYBSC Event March 10-11th 2007: Winter Wine Weekend! Two-day Excursion to the North Fork of Long Island for a Weekend of Wining, Dining and Fun With NYBSC (New York Business School Club). Escape to the beautiful North Fork of Long Island to visit five of the area's best wineries (3 on Saturday and 2 and Sunday). Bus departs from Midtown (44th street and Third Ave) at 9:30 Saturday morning for Long Island. Returns approx 5:30 Sunday evening.
Special price NYBSC Members (including INSEAD alumni): $385 (assumes double occupancy). Members may bring one guest at the member price. Price includes tastings/ tours, lodging at Townsend Manor Inn, reception and dinner, lunches, transportation and more. There is a $50 surcharge for single room occupancy.
To register and for more information visit www.GrapeGetaways.com or call (212) 675-0344 (please use button for "affiliate organizations" when signing up on-line)
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Save the Date (April Events) ? time and locations TBD
April 4 ? Executive Search evening panel discussion moderated by Peter M. Felix (MBA 1973). Find out what Executive Search is about and how you should use these professional experts in managing your career. Contact Jag Rao (MBA 1964) for details.
April 11 ? IMD event. Stewart Hamilton will be speaking on the topic of Corporate Greed at the Swiss Consulate. Contact: Susan Kibler, IMD Alumni President. IAA members go for free, non members $20. www.imd.ch/alumni/new_york
April 18 ? Women?s Dinner: An Amazing Thing I have Witnessed (contact Maureen O?Regan (MBA 1983) for details). Host: Melina Spadone (MBA 2000)
April 24 ? Fundraiser Dinner for the INSEAD (contact Sarah Robertson (INSEAD Fontainebleau) for details, tickets at $1,500 for two people, corporate tables available)
April 25 ? Brown bag lunch with Dean Frank Brown in NYC. Contact Shivani Kannabhiran (MBA 2000) for details.
May ? Random Dinners anyone? Please contact Seth Hidek (EMBA 2005) if you are interested in helping or participating.
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Part Time Help Wanted: Immediate Employment Opportunity in a paid position with the US Alumni Association
The INSEAD Alumni Association of the US is looking to hire a new National Coordinator ? do you know someone who would enjoy working with us???
Perhaps a partner of an INSEAD alum? Or an INSEAD alum who would find it fun to have a challenging extracurricular job on the side; or an alum who is currently not working ? Or someone you know who?s looking for a part-time opportunity to organize, administer, and interact with INSEADers?
The job entails 10 to 15 hours a week; the pay is $10/hour; and the job is coordinating a many-faceted alumni organization:
- ?Computer Data Base Manager? for US Association memberships and alumni websites. We need help in improving our our current hodgepodge system of multiple data bases. Famliarity with web-based applications and data bases would be helpful.
- ?Contact Person? between Fontainebleau, the various US regions, a team of amusing alumni volunteers, and the US-based INSEAD alumni
- ?Organizer? of national Association initiatives, meetings, conference calls, etc.
- ?Command Central? for the diverse and fascinating INSEAD population spread out across the US
We?re looking to hire immediately, and we?d love to have your excellent ideas in filling this position. Surely, you know of someone who would enjoy the challenge and the fun! If you or someone you know would like to learn more, please contact Anne Holbach MBA ?85, VP Human Resources
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MBA Jobs Listing
Mba-jobs Digest is a daily e-mail blast of the currently available jobs all over the world. Listed below are the positions posted in the last 30 days. If you are interested in any of the listed positions and wish to know more about it, please contact Jag Rao and I will be glad to provide you the details.
01/27/07
1. INSEAD Executive Education Business Development - Based in Abu Dhabi (TING Antoine)
2. Global Fund private sector partnerships officer post
(Adele Sulcas)02/05/07
1. RBC - Head of IT, Global Private Banking - UK (Andrei Kovacs)
2. EM Opportunity- Corporate Development Analyst (Matteo Rocchietta)
3. Country Marketing Manager Turkey (Sean Cornwell)02/12/07
1. Arthur D. Little Dubai Office (Diogo Granate)
2. Brand Strategy Consulting in Copenhagen (Sofia Arhall)
3. CEO for management due diligence boutique (Matteo Rocchietta)02/26/07
1. FW: Job opportunity at the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (Adele Sulcas)
2. Head of Corporate Affairs for a bank in Qatar (Atilla Kapar)
3. Sr. Product Marketing Manager (Consumer Risk) PayPal (Ori Aruj (Gmail))
03/02/07
1. Head of Corporate Affairs for a bank in Qatar (Atilla Kapar)
2. Sr. Product Marketing Manager (Consumer Risk) PayPal (Ori Aruj (Gmail))
3. Market Develoment Manager for Koodos, an online fashion platform that is in it's infancy - start-up environment and small team. Lots of opportunity.* * *
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USIAA Contacts
US INSEAD Alumni Association (USIAA) National Executive Team
| Daniel Lalonde, President Email: Daniel.lalonde at lvmhwatchjewelry.com |
Anne Holbach, Vice President, Human Resources Email: acholbach at aol.com |
| Michel Darnaud, Executive Vice President, Regions Email: Michel.darnaud at alumni.insead.edu |
Jag Rao, Vice President, Careers E-mail: jagadish.rao at alumni.insead.edu |
| Yusuf Khapra, Executive Vice President, Operations Email: yusuf.khapra at alumni.insead.edu |
Nathalie Criou, Vice President, Membership Email: nathalie.criou at alumni.insead.edu |
| Renita Kalhorn, USIAA Administrative Coordinator Email: renita.kalhorn at earthlink.net |
Ellen Cohan, Vice President, Public Relationsr E-mail: ellen.cohan at alumni.insead.edu |
| Lydia Zaininger, Treasurer E-mail: lydia at zaininger.com |
Bob Stillerman, Vice President, National Communications Email: bob at VoiceTip.com |
| Sanny Makki , Assistant Treasurer Email: sanny.makki at bearingpoint.com |
Other US INSEAD Contacts
| Frank Brown, Dean Email: frank.brown at insead.edu |
Roberto Buaron, President, US Council Email: Roberto.Buaron at alumni.insead.edu |
| Eric Benhamou, Chairman West Coast Council Email: eric at benhamouglobalventures.com |
Sharyanne McSwain, IAF Rep (National) Email: sharyanne.mcswain at sgcib.com |
| Tom Barry, President IMEF Email: tcb at zmlp.com |
US INSEAD Alumni Association (USIAA) - Regional Presidents
| Aleksandra Bozic President of New England [Boston] E-mail: abozic2002 at yahoo.com (Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Delaware, Vermont) |
Jonathan Klinger President of Northern California & Northwest Region E-mail: jonathan.klinger at gmail.com (Northern California, Washington, Oregon) |
| Frances Pordes Phillips President of Central [Denver] E-mail: fpordes at yahoo.com (Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, North/South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas) |
Karim Kano President of SoCal E-mail: karim.kano at alumni.insead.edu (Southern California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona) |
| Darach Chapman President of Florida [Miami] E-mail: darach.chapman at us.pwc.com |
David Ratajczak President of Southeast [Atlanta] E-mail: dratajcz at yahoo.com (North/South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee) |
| Brigitte Morel President of Midwest [Chicago] E-mail: bmorelcurran at ameritech.net (Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan) |
Richard Pulliam President of Washington, DC E-mail: richard.pulliam at alumni.insead.edu (Virginia, W. Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, DC) |
| Siv Gollakota President of South Central [Houston, TX] E-mail: sivaram.gollakota at alumni.insead.edu (Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana) |
Shivani Kannabhiran President of NY, TriState & PA E-mail: shivani.kannabhiran at gmail.com (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania) |
| Song Bac Toh Contact for Pacific Northwest Region E-mail: songbac.toh at alumni.insead.edu (Washington, Oregon, British Columbia) |
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