Welcome to the HBSAAA!
The Harvard Business School African-American Alumni Association
(HBSAAA) serves over 1,900 African-American, African, and other black
graduates of HBS who identify with an African-American heritage. It is
dedicated to building and sustaining a beneficial network that connects
alumni, current students, and applicants with HBS to increase our
influence at the School and in the broader African-American Community.
Members in the News
June 2010
Teresa Clarke, MBA '88
"From Goldman Sachs to an Africa Tech Start-Up"
February 2010
2010 Alumni Award Recipients Named: Keith Clinkscales MBA '90, Argelia Rodriguez MBA '94
Each year, the African-American Student Union (AASU), Harvard Business School African-American Alumni Association (HBSAAA) and Bert King Foundation to honor HBS alumni for their achievements, leadership, personal integrity and commitment to service. Read more here...
 6 HBSAAA Women Recognized by Black Enterprise Magazine
Please join us in congratulating Sheryl Adkins-Green '81, Lori Dickerson Fouché '00, Kim Goodman '92, Carla A. Harris '87, Melissa E. James '89, and Deborah C. Wright '83. Read more...
Teresa Clarke, MBA '88
"A lot of quizzical looks have come my way as news of my resignation from
Goldman Sachs has spread. Why am I leaving a lucrative career as a
managing director at a prestigious firm and one of the few senior
African-American investment bankers on Wall Street to devote my full
energies to the high risk dot.com world? Why am I not just outsourcing
the re-launch of Africa.com,
the Internet portal that I've owned for almost a decade?" Read more...
August 2009
Dennis F. Hightower, MBA '75
Selena Cuffe MBA '03, Khary Cuffe MBA '07
June 2009
Dayna Wilkinson MBA '81
Bill Taggert MBA '91
Shari Hubert MBA '00
March 2009
Edward Lewis OPM 7 '82, Quintin Primo MBA '79
HBSAAA and AASU Honor Essence Magazine Founder Edward Lewis and Capri Capital, LP Co-Chairman Quinton Primo
Each year, HBSAAA, HBS African-American Student Union (AASU), and Bert
King Foundation join together to honor HBS alumni for their
achievements, leadership, and personal integrity. The awards are given
to individuals who have made a significant, sustainable impact in their
respective fields thus inspiring others to strive for professional
excellence. The organizations also honor achievements that purposefully
benefit the community in the political and community development
arenas, as well as personal commitment to being of service to others.
This year's Professional Achievement award goes to Edward Lewis (OPM 7 '82) while the Bert King Community Service award recipient is Quintin E. Primo III (MBA '79). Click here for bios of the Award Recipients.
March 2008
Richard America MBA '63
 Richard America Featured in March 2008 Issue of HBS Bulletin
The career of distinguished alumnus Richard America, author,
economic policy analyst and professor of business administration, is
featured in an article entitled An American Odyssey published in the March 2008 issue of the HBS Bulletin.
November 2007
Peter Bynoe MBA '75
Peter Delivers the Word at the October Boy-Man Breakfast [PDF - 1.6MB]
February 2007
Lillian Lambert MBA '69
HBSAAA Alumni and AASU Pay Tribute to Lillian Lincoln Lambert with Trip to South Africa [PDF - 92KB]
August 2006
Ann Fudge MBA '77
 Fudge, former Chairman and CEO, Young & Rubicam Brands, Interviewed on National Public Radio, August 10, 2006. [Listen to interview]
March 2006
Rena Clark MBA '90, Damaune Journey MBA '05, Roberto Young MBA '07
HBS Students and Alumni Featured in March Issue of NSBE Magazine [PDF - 547KB]
Do you have news to share? Let us know. Contact info@hbsaaa.org with the details. Thank you!
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