Former President of México - Vicente Fox

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Dear Fellow Alumni,

We cordially invite you to a private event with the former President of México, Mr. Vicente Fox Quesada (2000-2006).

This event is organized in partnership with the Hagaard Institute, represented by Benjamin Van Oudenhove (Harvard Club of Belgium), and Novadice Alternative Investments, represented by Marc Michiels.

In a private setting with up to 30 guests, President Fox will share his views on the current México-US trade relations and its impact for Europe during a seated dinner at the Wintergarden Eventrestaurant (Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof).

President Fox, born in 1942, studied Business Administration at the "Universidad Iberoamericana, México City" and holds a diploma of the HBS, School of Business at Harvard University (AMP).

In 1964 he started his career at the Coca Cola Group. Due to his performance and perseverance, he became president of the company for México and Latin America, being the youngest manager of the company. President Fox has received several awards for his work in America and Europe.

President Fox won the elections 2000 and became, after 72 years of dominance by the ruling party at that time, the first candidate from an opposition party to win the Presidency of the Republic. He has played a vital role in democratizing México and strengthening the country's economy.

The Harvard Club Rhein-Main supports his non-profit organization "Centro Fox", a center of thoughts and ideas to enhance the talent and leadership of children, young people and adults.

For further information please find attached his impressive C.V.

The ticket price of 190€ per person, including a seated dinner and a donation of 55€. Additional voluntary donations are very welcome.  

We are looking forward to your registration (members, please use the registration button) and to an extraordinary evening! In case of further questions please do not hesitate to contact us.

Kind regards

Dr. Christian R. Otterstedde
President Harvard Club Rhein-Main