MIT Sloan School of Management 12th Latin Conference: "Opportunities in Times of Adversity" Date: Saturday May 2nd 2009 Location: Building 10, Maclaurin Buildings10-250 auditorium (Second floor of MIT's signature building with the dome) The MIT Sloan Latin Conference is a student driven event held once a year that gathers influential leaders from business, government, academia, and society in Latin America. In this context, speakers share their views and debate about opportunities and challenges for the region. Last year more than 500 people attended including business leaders, students and professors from MIT and other important universities from the New England area. This year, the MIT Sloan Latin Conference will address Latin America's challenges for succeeding in the new global environment. We will present four outstanding panels that include topics ranging from financial sector to energy and infrastructure, venture capital and technology to new business models, and three fantastic keynote speakers. For more information click on: http://www.mitsloanlatinconference.com/