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'''Harvard Business School''', founded in 1908, is the graduate [[business]] school of Harvard University in [[Boston]], Massachusetts. It was originally located in [[Harvard]] Yard. The present campus, with its stately Georgian buildings following the gentle curve on the [[Boston]] side of the Charles River, was dedicated in June of 1927. <ref> [http://www.hbs.edu/campus/ Campus.] </ref> His first Dean was Edwin Francis Gay. In 1908, Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration established the world's first [[MBA]] program. In 1922, the Doctoral Program was established.

'''Harvard Business School''', founded in 1908, is the graduate [[business]] school of Harvard University in [[Boston]], Massachusetts. It was originally located in [[Harvard]] Yard. The present campus, with its stately Georgian buildings following the gentle curve on the [[Boston]] side of the Charles River, was dedicated in June of 1927. <ref> [http://www.hbs.edu/campus/ Campus.] </ref> His first Dean was Edwin Francis Gay. The current Dean of HBS is Jay O. Light.

Participants in the MBA and Executive Education programs engage in learning models tailored to their levels of experience. [http://www.hbs.edu/learning/] In 1924, the case method was established as the primary method of instruction.

In 1908, Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration established the world's first [[MBA]] program. In 1922, the Doctoral Program was established. Participants in the MBA and Executive Education programs engage in learning models tailored to their levels of experience. [http://www.hbs.edu/learning/] In 1924, the case method was established as the primary method of instruction.

Owned by Harvard University. Harvard Business Publishing was founded in 1994; it is comprised of three market groups: Higher Education, Corporate Learning, and Harvard Business Review Group.  

Owned by Harvard University. Harvard Business Publishing was founded in 1994; it is comprised of three market groups: Higher Education, Corporate Learning, and Harvard Business Review Group.