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Asia-Pacific Research Center (top)
The Asia-Pacific Research Center in Hong Kong (APRC) opened in 1999 and has developed important links with business leaders, governments, and researchers in the Asia Pacific region, an area that is assuming an increasingly important role in the world. The Center aims to foster deeper understanding of key issues in the area within and beyond the HBS community.Harvard Business School Executive Education (top)
Through its Executive Education programs, the Business School, China Europe International Business School (located in Shanghai), and IESE Business School (located in Barcelona) have joined academic forces to design, develop, and deliver the Global CEO Program for China, which specifically addresses the business and management demands on CEOs in China today.
The Executice Education programs have also facilitated the collaboration of Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management, the China Europe International Business School, and Harvard Business School to design, develop, and deliver the Senior Executive Program for China, which specifically addresses the business and management demands on executives in China today.Harvard Business School Publishing (top)
The Harvard Business School Press and The Commercial Press, the oldest publishing house in China, announced in 2004 the formation of an exclusive partnership to publish as many as 150 HBS Press books in the Chinese language.