Masters of management.

• Position: Instituto Centro Americano de Administracion de Empresas,INCAE, of Costa Rica providing Masters in Business Administration education to Latin American students - Americas !Ojo!

John Kennedy helped to conceive it. Jimmy Carter, in a recent visit to Nicaragua, spent time there. U.S. President George Bush knows of its major contribution to the region. In 1988 its Costa Rica campus was the site of a "summit" meeting of the heads of states of the five Central American countries.

Derek Bok, president of Harvard University, said on the occasion of its twenty-fifth anniversary in 1989, "All of us in Cambridge feel tremendously proud of what you have achieved."

The Instituto Centro-americano de Administracion de Empresas (INCAE), known in English as the Central American Institute of Business Administration, is widely recognized as the premiere business and management school in Latin America.

Located in Alajuela, Costa Rica, with a sister campus in Managua, Nicaragua, INCAE had awarded the MBA degree to 1,245 students by the end of the 1988 academic year. At the same time, nearly 2,500 executives had participated in its advanced management course and more than 50,000 persons had attended INCAE seminars and special management courses. Harvard University assisted in the development of INCAE's academic programs and the school has adopted the case method as the keystone of its education methodology.

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