If you’ve ever wondered what happens when Nepalis gather in Harvard instead of Singha Durbar—this is it. Two full days of ideas, strategy, and enough buzzwords to power a startup.
Venue: Harvard Graduate School of Education & CGIS Building, Cambridge, USA
Date & Time: April 25–26, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Entry Fee: $100/day, $50 for students, VIP at $1000 (because thinking big isn’t cheap)
Speakers:
A heavyweight lineup—Dr. Swarnim Wagle, Dr. Sameer Maskey, Nirvana Chaudhary, Shrinkhala Khatiwada, Anup Kaphle, Professor Achyut Wagle, and even World Bank and Harvard names in the mix. Basically, if LinkedIn could organize a conference, this would be it.
What’s Happening:
- AI & Future of Work (robots might take jobs, but not panel discussions)
- Institutional Resilience (Nepal trying to survive… itself)
- Next Gen Leadership (finally, someone new?)
- Diaspora (the unofficial backbone of the economy)
Ends with a “Strategic Foresight 2035 Report”—because nothing says hope like a PDF about the future.
Nepal gets its best plans written abroad.
Now we wait to see if they ever land back home.