Peter F. Drucker was hailed as the “Father of Modern Management”, because he didn’t only introduce the concept of modern management; he was also the first one to turn “Management” into a discipline at University. Drucker was also a pioneering thinker, who predicted that computing technology would change both the world and business operation in 50s; On the other hand, he foresaw the rise of industrial Japan in 1961, and the fall of Japan’s Economy in the 80s. Drucker believed that a company could attain success only if it took social responsibility, as well as created values for clients, thus the profit would be produced as by-product after satisfying customers.

The Institute of Advanced Management Development of The Hong Kong Management Association works together with the Peter F. Drucker Academy to launch a series of programmes on Leadership and Motivation, Innovation and Entrepreneurship as well as Strategic Thinking.