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The toughest leadership challenges rarely come with obvious answers. That’s why many leaders look beyond articles and research alone to hear how other executives are approaching similar decisions. In the coming weeks, HBR Executive subscribers will have several opportunities to learn from peers, engage with experts, and participate in discussions on some of today’s most important leadership topics.

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Upcoming Opportunities to Connect and Learn

HBR Executive Live Q&A

Building a Winning Organization

October 20 | Our monthly HBR Executive Live series brings subscribers into conversation with CEOs and senior leaders tackling today’s biggest business challenges. This month’s discussion with Baltimore Orioles owner David M. Rubenstein will explore leadership lessons behind building a winning organization.

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Case Study Discussion

The Rise of Advanced Packaging: Kulicke & Soffa’s Strategic Crossroads

October 20 & 21 | HBR Executive’s monthly case study discussions give subscribers the opportunity to explore real leadership decisions through the lens of Harvard Business School cases. This month’s event examines The Rise of Advanced Packaging: Kulicke & Soffa’s Strategic Crossroads and the leadership choices at the center of the case.

Subscriber-Only Virtual Roundtable

How to Prepare for AI-Powered Cyber Threats

October 28 | How is AI changing cybersecurity? In this virtual, interactive roundtable exclusively for HBR subscribers, experts will discuss how to build a first line of defense against new cyber threats.

HBR Virtual Roundtable: How to Prepare for AI-Powered Cyber Threats, October 28 at 1:00 PM ET.

Learn more about this subscriber-only discussion.

Innovation Summit 2026. Turning breakthrough ideas into real results. November 12-13, 2026.

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Innovation Summit 2026

November 12 & 13 | The HBR Innovation Summit brings together senior leaders, innovators, and experts to explore the ideas shaping the future of business. As an HBR Executive subscriber, you’ll receive complimentary access to this year’s event—another way HBR Executive helps leaders stay connected to the conversations that matter most.

These events are just one part of the HBR Executive experience. Subscribers also receive access to Masterclasses, The Agenda weekly briefing, and the broader HBR experience—including HBR.org, Harvard Business School case studies, and Harvard Business Review in print.

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