Events and Initiatives   The 2007 Harvard Arab Alumni Association Membership Directory The First Annual HAAA Membership Directory will be mailed to our 300+ members in September 2007. This full-color, professionally designed document will include information that members will likely want to refer to many times throughout the year, including contact and professional information for our full membership around the world; a list of all faculty, research and student groups at Harvard related to the Arab world; and photos from all of our events during the past year.   We will be offering sponsors the opportunity to publish advertisements in the directory including the inside covers as well as the back cover.     Harvard Middle East North Africa Weekend Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Friday, December 7 th – Saturday, December 8 th, 2007   This two-day event includes several components, anchored by the Harvard MENA Conference, the 2 nd Annual Career Fair and an Alumni Awards Dinner. The inaugural Harvard MENA Weekend is presented jointly by Arab student groups from Harvard College, Harvard Business School, and the Kennedy School of Government and aims to attract over 500 participants from the northeastern United States.     2nd Annual Middle East Career Fair Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Friday, December 7th   We expect the event, which will take place in conjunction with the Harvard Middle East North Africa Weekend, to attract over 200 students and recent alumni from leading schools around the Northeast as well as around 20 leading firms from the Arab world.     3rd Annual HAAA Middle East Conference Dead Sea, Jordan March 23 rd – 24 th, 2008   This two-day event will provide Middle East-based alumni of leading global universities with the opportunity to learn more about leading trends throughout the region as well as to meet leading professionals living in the region. Panels will include a focus on Family Owned Businesses, Finance and Private Equity in the MENA region, and Social Development in the MENA region.

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