A Harvard Business School alumnus/a is defined as any person completing an HBS program that grants alumni status. Current qualifying programs include:

• Advanced Management Program (AMP)
• Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)
• General Management Program (GMP)
• Joint Program with Harvard Kennedy School (MPP/MBA and MBA-MPA/ID)
• Joint Program with Harvard Law School /Master in Business Administration (JD/MBA)
• Joint Program with Harvard Medical School /Master in Business Administration (MD/MBA)
• Master in Business Administration (MBA)
• Owner/President Management Program (OPM)
• PhD in Business Economics (PhDBE or PhDBusEc)
• PhD in Information, Technology, and Management (PhDITM)
• PhD in Organizational Behavior (PhDOB)
• PhD in Science, Technology, and Management (PhDSTM)
• President's Program in Leadership (PPL)
• Program for Leadership Development (plus completion of 10 open-enrollment program days) (PLDA)
• Senior Executive Program, China (SEPCA)
• Senior Executive Leadership Program (SELP)

Retired HBS programs which granted alumni status (all attendees are members of the current HBS alumni community)

• Individuals in the MBA Class of 2006 or earlier having completed one year of the HBS MBA program
• Central and Eastern European Teachers' Program (ETP)
• Doctor of Commercial Science (DCS)
• The General Manager Program™ (TGMP)
• Global CEO Program for China plus completion of China CEO Renewal Program (GCPCA)
• Harvard-Radcliffe Program in Business Administration (HRPBA)
• Industrial Administrator (IA)
• International Senior Management Program (ISMP)
• International Teachers' Program (ITP)
• Middle-Management Program (MMP)
• Mid-Officer Certificate (MOC)
• PhD in Decision Sciences (PhDDS)
• Program for Global Leadership™ (PGL)
• Program for Management Development (PMD)
• Programs for Health System Management (PHSM)
• Senior Executive Program China plus completion of China Senior Executive Renewal Program (SEPCA)
• Senior Executive Program for the Middle East (SEPME)
• Senior Executive Programme for Africa (SEPSA)
• Veterans' Certificate (VC)
• Visitor for Individual Studies (VIS)

Go to the HBS Alumni Directory to search for classmates by name, company, location, industry and many other categories of information.

Alumni may also send an e-mail to section and classmates by using the E-mail My Class tool: Please note the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide any information regarding HBS alumni to those who are not also alumni.

Generally, alumni are not permitted to use Harvard Business School logos for any use including gifts, event materials, clothing, print & digital materials, etc., for their own non-school sanctioned events.

Exceptions are made for school-sanctioned events (contact Alumni Communications) and Reunions (contact Reunions team), and alumni clubs-sanctioned events (contact the Clubs team).

Transcripts and certificates of attendance may be obtained through the MBA Registrar's Office. For information, go to: https://www.hbs.edu/mba/registrar/alumni/Pages/alumni-transcripts.aspx.

Replacement diplomas may be obtained through the MBA Registrar's Office. For information, go to: https://www.hbs.edu/mba/registrar/alumni/Pages/alumni-transcripts.aspx.

Information on a cross-reference or legal name change to your academic records is available through the MBA Registrar's Office: https://www.hbs.edu/mba/registrar/alumni/Pages/alumni-namechange.aspx.

The HBS Alumni Club Directory on the HBS Clubs website can be filtered by location or interest so you can find the club that is right for you.

Harvard Club membership is open to all alumni of the University. Each club offers its own a variety of programs, services, and opportunities to its members and to its communities. For more information and to find a club near you, go to: http://alumni.harvard.edu/haa/clubs-sigs/clubs-directory.

Please review the Visit Campus page for the latest on visiting campus. While in-person tours may not always be available there are virtual tours and other resources to fill the gap.

There is an interactive map available online: http://www.hbs.edu/maps/.

Please review the Visit Campus page for the latest on visiting campus. While in-person classes may not always be available for observation, you may explore the HBS Case Method online.

Baker Library offers remote and onsite alumni services. For more information, go to: https://www.library.hbs.edu/Alumni.

HBS alumni are eligible for membership at the Shad Hall fitness center. For fee information, call the fitness desk at 617.495.6060. More information is available on the Shad Hall Fitness Portal.

Hours and store info for the HBS COOP are at: https://store.thecoop.com/store-locations/

HBS alumni may use the Class of 1959 Chapel for weddings and memorials, through the sponsorship and coordination of HBS Alumni Relations. For more information, e-mail the Alumni Relations Office at alumni@hbs.edu.

Donors to HBS, particularly alumni in reunion classes, can make pledges to be fulfilled at a later date. Guidelines for payments differ for reunion and annual giving pledges.

Reunion Pledges:
For the 5th, 10th, 15th 20th, 50th, and up
Pledges must be made by June 30 following the reunion and should be fulfilled by the following December 31.

For the 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, and 45th
Pledges must be made by December 31 following the reunion and should be fulfilled by the following June 30.

Non-Reunion Pledges:
Must be paid by June 30th fiscal year close to be counted in giving totals and listed in the School's Contributors Report.

Special payment arrangements can be made for larger gifts. For further information, please contact Kerry Cietanno, Director of Donor Relations at 617.495.6889 or kcietanno@hbs.edu.

Donors will be recognized in the School's annual Contributors Report for the full amount of a pledge in the year that it is made, regardless of payment timing. Pledge payments made in subsequent years will not be listed. A donor may request that he or she be recognized for payments as they are made over more than one fiscal year.

Yes, all gifts receive class credit.

Joint crediting is an option but is not automatically applied. Couples must indicate if they would like their gift to be entered jointly, in which case the amount will be split 50/50 for tax purposes but each person will receive class credit and recognition for the full amount of the gift. Please contact Development Operations at 617-495-6207, or email gifts@hbs.edu, for further information about crediting.

You can view recent giving history by logging in on the Alumni Home Page. Then click on the “My HBS” tab underneath your name and scroll to “View Giving History.”

HBS will give credit to the donor and donor's class for the full face-value of an irrevocable life-income gift. Such credit is given also for a bequest intention, properly documented, in the 50th reunion or later.

Please use our online search tool or contact your company's human resources office to find out if your employer matches charitable gifts and to learn the associated policies and procedures.

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You can expect to receive an official receipt in 10-15 business days after HBS receives your gift.

To request a duplicate receipt, contact Harvard Alumni and Development Services at 617.495.1750 or email ads@harvard.edu.

The HBS login refers to the username and password combination needed to access the protected areas of the Alumni Website, including the Alumni Directory and Profile, Alumni CareerHub, Class Notes, and the Email Messaging Service.

If you know your HBS email address, you can use the reset your password application. If you do not, or if the reset form doesn't work for you, contact us at 617.384.5977 or by email at hbs@edusupportcenter.com.

HBS IT and Alumni Records may request to schedule a Zoom call, where you will need to appear on camera and present a photo ID. This level of verification is required by the HBS Information Security office to protect both your account and HBS systems.

A strong password is key to alumni data security. HBS has adopted password requirements to ensure strong alumni passwords. Next time you change your password, you will need to meet the following criteria:

1. Your new password must be at least 8 characters long.
2. Your new password must contain at least three of the following:
   • AN UPPERCASE LETTER
   • a lowercase letter
   • a numeric digit
   • a non-letter character (:!@#$%^&*?_~).
3. Your new password cannot contain a space
4. Your new password cannot contain three or more consecutive characters from your LEFA. (e.g. A password for jharvard@mba1908.hbs.edu may not contain "rva" or "jha" or "hbs" or "mba")

You may reset your password online. If you have forgotten your password and you do not have a contact email adderss designated in your alumni profile, then you must contact the Alumni Records office to reset it: 617.384.5977 or by email at hbs@edusupportcenter.com.

Your HBS email address is also your HBS Username (e.g. jdoe@mba2007.hbs.edu) and coupled with your password gives you access to password protected areas of the Alumni Website.

If you don't know your username, please contact the Alumni Records Office at 617.384.5977 or by email at hbs@edusupportcenter.com.

HBS login does not grant access to alumni.harvard.edu services. HarvardKey is required to access.

HarvardKey is the University’s username and password credentials needed to access Harvard alumni services. It applies to services linked from alumni.harvard.edu and alumni.hbs.edu.

The HarvardKey does grant access to alumni.hbs.edu, but it currently does not grant access to the HBS club websites or the HBS Office365 online suite.

While you could choose to use your HBS email address as your username for the HarvardKey system, the username and password are not shared with the HBS login credentials.

More on HarvardKey is available at: https://alumni.harvard.edu/help/site-access/harvardkey

Since 1998, HBS alumni have had access to an HBS-branded email address. The initial system, the Lifelong Email Forwarding Address (LEFA), was retired at the end of 2017 and replaced by Microsoft Office 365. The forwarding of email that previously happened inside the LEFA system is now handled by Microsoft Office 365. Alumni now have the option to retrieve their email online at https://www.outlook.hbs.edu, receive their email in their own email clients, or continue to forward their HBS email to their personal account. Due to current email provider protocols, forwarding is discouraged as it has become more likely to result in losing email to Spam filters.

In addition, the login email and password that alumni use to access protected areas on the alumni website is no longer referred to as your LEFA login, but rather your HBS username and password.

The email address your HBS email address forwards to may be updated on the Office 365 Outlook Forwarding Page. This page may also be used to discontinue forwarding. Log in with your HBS username (formerly LEFA username) and password.

Yes. You may add your HBS email account to your mobile device, by using any of your preferred email clients: Android, Apple Mail, or Outlook. It will ask for your HBS email address and password to connect your account to the app.

MBA Alumni who graduated in 2016 or later, and Executive Education alumni who graduate in or after 2018, received access to Office 365 as students. They will maintain access to a limited online suite of Office 365 tools, including their Outlook mailbox and 100 GB of storage on OneDrive, at https://office.hbs.edu.

If you see the message below, then you should call alumni records, 617.384.5977, and select option 1, to add a phone number to your Duo account.

Duo is the name of service that HBS has employed to provide two-step verification for online authentication.

Two-step verification (sometimes called two-factor authentication) is a process that adds a second layer of security to online accounts. It requires users verify their identity before allowing the login process to complete. This helps reduce risk when an account username/password is compromised.

Two-step verification is used at HBS when logging into the alumni website, alumni email through Office 365 (O365), or if you have configured a mobile phone and/or desktop mail app to access O365. It is not necessary if your HBS email simply forwards to a personal or business email account.

A phone number is required to use two-step verification and thus to access password-protected content on the alumni website and alumni email through O365. If you don’t have a phone number on file, call alumni records, 617.384.5977, and select option 1.

If you typically check your HBS email on the web using https://o365.hbs.edu and you do not have your HBS email address forwarding to another account, then the Microsoft Outlook app., available for iPhone and Android, will allow you to use your HBS email without having daily prompts from the two-step verification system (Duo).

If you want to add or change devices to your account once it has been activated, from your computer’s browser, go to https://cas.hbs.edu and log in with your HBS credentials. On the Check for a Duo Push screen, click Other Options. On the Other options to log in screen, click Manage Devices. Verify your identity by selecting from the list of offered the options based on your method of choice. Once you verify your identity you will be redirected to the Duo Device Management Portal where you can select from these options:

1. Add a Device – Add a new device/phone number to your account
2. I have a new phone – Add a new phone with the same phone number

There are three options when enrolling in two-step verification: mobile phone (recommended), tablet, and landline. Activating two or more devices will ensure you can always access the verification system if you do not have access to a particular device. In addition, you may choose to download the Duo app (iPhone and Android) or have a verification code sent to you each time.

Yes. The hbs@edusupportcenter.com email is from an HBS partner engaged to assist Alumni Records in ensuring that that your HBS account is safe and secure. You might receive an email from this address when you’ve called HBS for support or your HBS account has been compromised.

From time to time you may receive emails addressed to your HBS email address that appear to be official messages from trusted sources, but are in fact fraudulent emails devised to extract sensitive, private information. Recent messages appear to come from ithelp@hbs.edu and state that your account has been blocked or suspended and threaten permanent removal or deletion of your account. Almost all such fraudulent emails urge immediate action. In addition they ask you to send your username and password. NOTE: HBS will never ask you to e-mail your password or other sensitive information.

This type of fraudulent messages is often referred to as a "phishing" e-mail. Below are some steps to take to avoid falling victim of a phishing scheme.

• Be extra careful when you receive an email requesting sensitive data. HBS, banks, or any legitimate service will never ask for sensitive information through email. As a precaution, contact the company from which the email apparently originates (using a phone number from a statement or their official Web site, not any phone number provided in the email) to check that the email is legitimate.
• It bears repeating - HBS will never ask you for sensitive information via email.
• Hover over (but don't click!) any links embedded in the email. Frequently, a URL will look legitimate at first glance, but you will see when hovering over the link it actually goes to a fraudulent site. A common trick is to use a web address that appears to be legitimate but with some letters transposed (e.g. www.harvrad.edu).
• For more on phishing and other scams, visit https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2017/11/harvard-expert-offers-best-practices-to-thwart-phishing-attacks/.
• If you receive a suspicious email, please forward the message to phishing@harvard.edu.
• If you suspect you may have provided your login information to another party, please contact the Alumni Records Office: 617.384.5977; alumni_records@hbs.edu.

The appearance of spam messages from your own e-mail address can be disconcerting, but it is not the result of a security breach in the HBS computer systems. The most likely cause is a virus attack on a personal computer of someone who has your HBS email address in their contact list or elsewhere on their computer. These spam viruses then "spoof" the e-mail return address by using an e-mail address found on the machine. Best practice is simply to delete the message.

HBS IT is committed to spam protection and is continually reviewing and updating its techniques to slowing the flow of spam. To help HBS monitor the amount of spam messages reaching alumni, you may report spam here: phishing@harvard.edu.

You may update your addresses on the Contact tab and your personal information on the Personal tab of your Alumni Profile.

This type of update requires a special request to the alumni records group. Submit your request through your Alumni Profile by clicking the lock icon next to your name.

This type of update requires a special request to the alumni records group. Submit your request through your Alumni Profile by clicking the lock icon next to the gender field.

This type of update requires a special request to the alumni records group. Submit your request through your Alumni Profile by clicking the lock icon next to Harvard Degree(s) on the Education sub-tab of the Personal tab.

Edit your non-Harvard degree(s) on the Education sub-tab of the Personal tab in your Alumni Profile. If your undergraduate college does not appear in the type-ahead you may request it be added by clicking the "Click here to request the addition of a new school" button that appears when you try to add your college.

This type of update requires a special request to the alumni records group. Submit the request via the Report Missing Roles button in the HBS Volunteering tab in your Alumni Profile.

You may edit your email subscriptions on the Subscriptions sub-tab of the Contact tab in your Alumni Profile.

LinkedIn has discontinued the feature that allowed alumni to import LinkedIn data directly to their HBS alumni profile. Data that has been imported in the past will remain in the alumni profile until edited. We encourage you to review your profile to confirm that it is current.

The LinkedIn “Educational institution verification” indicates that an individual currently works or studies at an institution. According to LinkedIn, it cannot be applied retroactively (i.e., after you have graduated).

Watch this short video to see a demonstration of the unique features of the Alumni Directory, including using the search filters and how to print or download your classmates contact information.

You can view a maximum of 200 unique profiles per day. Any time you open a profile to view an individual's profile details, it counts against the limit. Search results are not counted against the limit.

Search by location: Try searching for alumni located in Hawaii. In the Directory type Hawaii in the location search box and click SEARCH. The default results display will be the list view. Click the Map icon above the results to see the Map view. Then use the map’s zoom tools to narrow the results to a more precise location.

Search by job title: Filter your search to find alumni in a specific position. For example, try searching for alumni who self-identify as a CEO located in New York City. Again, click on the “View as Map” link to see your results, then zoom in to find alumni in, lower Manhattan versus Midtown.

For more information and a video tutorial: Visit the What’s New in the Alumni Directory page.

On the home screen of the HBS Mobile app under “My Directory” and adjacent to the search boxes in the Alumni Directory under “Like You” we have gathered some commonly used searches.

Mapping of addresses in the Alumni Directory (on the website and in the mobile app) lets you easily search for and find on a map HBS alumni who live or work in a specific city or country as well as identify other alumni who are in your vicinity, whether you’re at home, at work, or travelling. This is a feature many HBS alumni have asked for and it has been made possible by recent upgrades to the Alumni Directory database. You must be logged into the alumni website or mobile app to use this feature.

Whether you’re on the road, at work, or at home, you can now easily find other alumni who live or work close to you, filtered by their address as well as their industry or job title or their program and class year. It’s just one more way we’re helping alumni make connections and expand their networks.

Using Google Maps and Apple Map in the case of the iOS app, the mapping tool lets you search by specific location or base your search on your current location. By choosing one of the preset search functions or refining that search further using the filters provided, you can find nearby alumni based on the business or home addresses listed in their Alumni Directory profiles. The mapped results of your search are as specific or generalized as the information alumni share in their profiles.

The new directory mapping tool works on your personal computer or mobile device. In fact, the HBS Mobile app makes it even easier to use on your smartphone enabling you to connect with other alumni when you’re travelling.

The map results will display whatever you or other alumni have selected to show as your home or business addresses in the Alumni Directory. If you choose to display the full address, the Google Maps tool will identify that location. If you choose to show only your city or country in the directory, the map will provide a generalized identification of that location.

We have taken steps to ensure the privacy of your personal information. As with other information in the Alumni Directory, you may change how your addresses display at any time by editing the preferences on your profile page. We encourage you to update your directory profile now to ensure the mapping results align with your preferences. We also suggest that you complete your profile by identifying your industry and topic/interest preferences, as these also will improve your ability to connect with fellow alumni as well as aid your personalized experience on the alumni website.

The Edit Profile page allows you to set your level of visibility in the Directory and on the map, including your full address, city, and country. You may also suppress the address entirely. In addition, on the , Preferences tab of the Edit Profile page you may choose to show or hide your home address or your business address.

Both work and home addresses may be displayed for alumni who choose to display both.

The “Near Me" button is based on the IP address of your computer, smartphone, or tablet.

The Alumni Directory is using Google and Apple iOS to map the location of your IP address to enable location-relevant search. If we can not find your IP address you may be asked to share your location using your device’s GPS locator. If you do not share your address, you may not have access to the complete geolocation functionality. Please note: we do not store your location in these instances; the request is only used for that individual search query.

Your seasonal address will temporarily replace your home address during the date range you selected. The map will likewise reflect these settings.

Contact Alumni Records at 617.384.5977 Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM, Eastern Time, or by email at alumni_records@hbs.edu. Let us know what you like or what you may not like with the Alumni Directory or any part of the alumni website.

The Alumni Messaging Service is a safe and reliable way for you and other alumni to send email messages to individual alumni and to ad-hoc alumni groups you might create using the Alumni Directory. The service helps safeguard alumni communications from the ever-changing rules that Internet Service Providers impose on forwarded email (many are blocking it) and gives you fine control over the types of messages you'd like to receive from classmates and other alumni. With this service, you are able to opt out of or opt into categories of message purposes that will guide the nature of emails you receive from other alumni (examples: Business Deals or Keeping In Touch). These message-purpose options are found in the Preferences tab of your alumni profile page.

Building on the Email Your Class/Section tool, the Messaging Service replaces the formerly used LEFA links with envelope icons and a prompt to "send a message." Clicking on "send a message" opens a window with a form for you to compose your message. The new service sends messages to the recipient's preferred contact address.

Messaging purposes are category designations that allow you to control the types of messages you receive from others in the HBS community. They currently include: Business Deals, Current Opportunities, Consulting Offers, Expertise Requests, Job Inquiry, Keeping in Touch, and New Ventures. They may be edited in your alumni profile under the Preferences tab.

That is correct. Since you choose recipients before selecting a messaging purpose, it is possible that some in your initial selection are not interested in receiving messages with the message purpose connected to your message and thus they will not receive your message.

To send an email message to your class or section, login in on the alumni home page, open the My HBS tab under your name, and then click on the Email Your Class link. You may then choose the appropriate class or section from the “Choose Your Audience” drop down in the “To” field.

Sending an email message to a group and an alternate method to sending to your section, begins with the Alumni Directory. The first approach starts with the Like You common searches adjacent to the search boxes in the Alumni Directory search screen. You may select alumni in your section, alumni with a similar interest, or who live near you. If the result set is 100 or fewer, the envelope icon at the top of the results list will become an active button. If the result set is greater than 100, use the search refiners to narrow your search.

Throughout the alumni website, where LEFA links once appeared, you will now see envelope icons (✉) with a link to “send a message.” These appear in the Alumni Directory, in an Alumni Profile, and in Stories. Clicking on these links will take you to the Alumni Messaging Service and will allow you to send a message directly to the recipient’s preferred contact email address.

As an increasing number of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) stop forwarded messages and mark them as SPAM, HBS has chosen to provide an alternate method of sending messages to fellow alumni. We have thus removed LEFA link references from profiles and throughout the Alumni Website. The HBS email addresses (formerly LEFA) are still active and still forward as long as the receiving ISP allows it.

Where LEFA links once appeared, you will now see envelope icons (✉) with a link to “send a message.” This will take you to the Alumni Messaging Service and will allow you to send a message directly to the recipient’s preferred contact email address.

HBS email forwarding addresses are still active and still forward as long as the receiving ISP allows it.

No. A reply to a message which originated in the Alumni Messaging Service will be sent back to the sender via email. There is no reply-all function.

Replies to messages sent through the service will be emailed to the sender's preferred contact address.

We have set a limit of 100 recipients per message.

Yes. A valid contact email address is necessary to send a message using the Alumni Messaging Service. Your fellow alumni need to have someone to reply to.

Please contact Alumni Records via email with as many specifics as possible (screenshots are very helpful).

FREE Online Access: Alumni receive online access to the current issue and over 2,800 articles from back issues.

Alumni Subscription Discounts: HBS Alumni may also receive a discount on the magazine subscriptions of the Harvard Business Review. Visit http://hbr.org/hbsalumni for details and to subscribe.

HBS offers more than 60 executive development opportunities for alumni to return to the campus to reconnect with HBS faculty, recharge their leadership capacity, and interact with an array of leading executives from around the world. Alumni qualify for an exclusive 30 percent discount on nearly all open-enrollment HBS Executive Education programs.

This offer is available to HBS alumni only; is nontransferable to colleagues, partners, or other company executives; and is subject to the standard HBS Executive Education admissions requirements. The discount is applicable to HBS Executive Education open-enrollment programs only, and cannot be applied to alumni-only programs.

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Yes, there is. If you're a member of LinkedIn and would like to join the official Harvard Business School alumni group click here. (HBS email address required for auto-acceptance to the group)

You can also import information from your LinkedIn profile to your HBS alumni profile. Learn more below.

Yes. For information on alumni travel programs exclusively for HBS alumni—including schedules and trip itineraries—go to: Harvard Alumni Travels.

The HBS Nonprofit/Public Sector Loan Repayment Assistance Program can help reduce the need-based educational debt repayment burden for alumni taking managerial positions in the US or abroad where salaries may be below the MBA average. Qualified graduates from the MBA Class of 1999 onward are eligible to apply. Learn more.

You can learn about other opportunities for alumni offered by the Social Enterprise Initiative at Alumni for Impact.

When facing difficult challenges in life, it is only natural to turn for support to the people who have been there for you throughout your life and career—your HBS network. The HBS community is a valuable resource that can be helpful in myriad situations. What follows are some suggestions for how best to access the HBS network in times of need.

• Class Notes: Many alumni have shared news to garner support or solicit advice from their peers. Your Class Notes secretary can send a message to your classmates or section mates, help you reach out to them directly, or include a mention in an upcoming column.
• Alumni Messaging Service: Through the alumni website, you can send an email to your section, class, or other groups of alumni. Please be aware that the messaging service’s terms and conditions prohibit the use of the service for fundraising or soliciting financial support for your cause.
• Faceted search of the alumni directory: HBS alumni are leaders in every industry and searching the alumni directory and searching within the Employment categories can lead you to alumni who are experts in every field or who have resources or connections that may be of assistance.
• Social media: Many alumni connect through social media networks. The HBSAlumni group on LinkedIn is open only to HBS alumni, making it a particularly good way to reach out to other alumni in a particular field of interest.
• Clubs and shared interest groups: HBS alumni clubs and shared interest groups, such as the Healthcare Alumni Association, are powerful networks that can connect alumni to others in their region or a particular industry.