The Santiago Center actively engages Columbia's over 700 alumni in Chile through dynamic programming and partnerships with the Alumni Association of Chile and the Business School Association of Chile. From academic discussions to social events, it provides opportunities for alumni networking and collaboration. The Center also extends its reach to Peru, fostering regional connections and addressing shared challenges through joint initiatives and events.
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