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Learn with Leaders and The Harvard College Project for Asian & International Relations (HPAIR) is announcing a notable partnership to expand their global reach.This new unprecedented partnership will extend the accessibility of HPAIR to selected high school students. The HPAIR Asia Conference will be held in August 2021, and details about how to apply as a high school student for this exclusive opportunity will be released soon.HPAIR recently concluded a four-day 'HPAIR Harvard Conference, 2021,' featuring un-paralleled prominent leaders such as the Director-General of WHO and the former Prime Minister of Thailand. With 2,400 delegates attending from over 60 different countries, the virtual conference was programmed to ensure everyone could access it across all time zones."HPAIR has been conducting these conferences for university students and young professionals for over 30 years -- a legacy we are deeply proud of. For the first time in our history, we are very excited to collaborate with Learn with Leaders in India and present a vision of the HPAIR Asia Conference for high school students. We're thrilled to have the opportunity to continue democratizing information globally by expanding HPAIR's efforts to include a more diverse group of students -- many of whom we know include ambitious and deeply talented youth in Asia. To us, age should never be a barrier to entry!" says Esther Xiang, HPAIR's Co-Director of Marketing and Communications.Following up on those remarks, fellow Co-Director of Marketing and Communications Kevin Lin adds, "Holding the conference for the first time in a virtual format opened the doors for so many more participants to join in around the world. We hope to do the same with this upcoming conference -- the HPAIR Asia Conference will provide mentorship to students along with networking and guidance for their future endeavors."HPAIR is a global social movement led by students from Harvard University. They are known to organize the largest student-run conferences in Asia, connecting the leaders of today and tomorrow. Observing the conference held in January 2021, Business Insider dubbed HPAIR as 'The Davos of Harvard.'"We cannot be more thrilled to have HPAIR as a partner. Learn with Leaders always ensures that high school students worldwide gain IVY-quality experiences that go beyond academics and grow their thought processes. The conference we are about to conduct in August 2021 with HPAIR will definitely be stimulating for these young minds. We are getting expert keynote speakers who can guide these students and help them flourish in life," said Gunjan Aggarwal, Co-founder, Learn with Leaders.Learn with Leaders has previously conducted and continued curating programs for high school students to give them an Ivy League tier education. Their programs aim to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities in students, among other life skills. With the HPAIR Asia Conference, LwL is offering students a rare chance to be a part of a never-before experience to hear the thoughts, opinions, and advice of global mentors."This is going to be a life-changing experience for high school students. The HPAIR Asia Conference will be unlike what HPAIR has conducted before. Both Learn with Leaders and HPAIR have a common motive of democratizing information and making it available to everyone instead of limiting it to a handful. We are excited to collaborate with HPAIR on this unique chance to bring world-class gurus to our students," said Shubham Gupta, Co-founder, Learn with Leaders.This story is provided by BusinessWire India.will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/BusinessWire India)( With inputs from ANI )Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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