A longtime executive in the financial industry and a frequent contributor to various economic forums, Donald L. Koch serves as the CEO and president of Koch Asset Management in St. Louis, Missouri. Earlier in his career, Donald L. Koch also attended the Harvard Business School and completed its Advanced Management Program (AMP).

2.  A longtime executive in the financial industry
and a frequent contributor to various
economic forums, Donald L. Koch serves as the
CEO and president of Koch Asset
Management in St. Louis, Missouri. Earlier in his
career, Donald L. Koch also attended the
Harvard Business School and completed its
Advanced Management Program (AMP).
Harvard’s AMP has continued to be a valuable
program for top global senior executives with
business leadership experience who want to
grow their global networks and worldviews.

3.  According to Harvard, today’s successful AMP applicants
hold positions at the highest levels of an organization, and
their sponsors recognize them as crucial players in the
company’s succession strategy. The ideal AMP candidate
is typically a senior functional director, a senior operating
group member, the leader of a large business unit, or a
member of an executive committee.
The Harvard Business School notes that most AMP
participants have a minimum of 20 to 25 years of
professional experience, with extensive time spent in
leadership positions. In general, these applicants have
hailed from companies with annual revenues exceeding
$250 million, including The Coca-Cola Company and
Mitsubishi Corporation.