Microfinance Seminar
The Hope Alliance, Westminster College
& Key Private Bank Present:
A Microfinance Seminar
Taught by John Hatch;
Founder, Foundation for International Community Assistance (FINCA)
April 9-10, 2010
Throughout the two day microfinance seminar, John Hatch will be speaking about global poverty and the need for micro-credit lending. He will also teach about organizing village banking systems and the management of microfinance programs.
John Hatch is the Founder of FINCA, one of the world's leading micro-credit institutions with programs in 21 countries and over one million low-income families assisted since its inception in 1984. John is also known as the father of "village banking", a group loan methodology now replicated by over 800 micro-credit programs in 60 countries.
John earned a PhD in Economics from the University of Wisconsin in 1973. He recently received the 2009 Sargent Shriver Award for Distinguished Humanitarian Service. John's economic development career spans 44 years, during which time he was a Peace Corps volunteer and staff member, Fulbright scholar, economist, and a consultant to small farmer development projects in some 50 countries.
The seminar will begin Friday, April 9 from 1:30PM-5:30PM and will conclude Saturday, April 10 from 8AM-5PM, including a networking luncheon from 12PM-1PM.
The seminar will be held at Westminster College in the Gore Auditorium at the Bill and Vieve Gore School of Business. Click here for a map of Westminster College. Syllabus for the seminar
Seminar pricing:
The Hope Alliance cannot refund registration fees.
We will inform you once all of your registration information is received and will provide you with further information regarding the seminar, including syllabus, and your attendee packet materials.
If you do not want to register through paypal, you can send a check to our office at:
1775 West 1500 South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84104
Click here to download the information form that you will need to submit with your check.
If you have any questions or experience problems registering, please contact microcredit@thehopealliance.org