AASU’s 35th Annual Conference

01 Jun 2007

Re: Ann Fudge (MBA 1977); Lillian Lambert (MBA 1969)

Topics: Communication-Conferences Communication-Conferences Communication-Spoken Communication Education-Business Education Education-Campus Life Demographics-Diversity

Named after the late H. Naylor Fitzhugh (MBA ’33), the annual conference of HBS African-American alumni and students sported a celebratory air as it convened, with a record number of participants, for the 35th time in February. Special guests were keynote speaker Ann Fudge (MBA ’77), former chairman and CEO of Young and Rubicam Brands, and Lillian Lincoln Lambert (MBA ’69), the first female African-American to graduate from HBS.