International Career Advancement Program
ASPEN, COLORADO / WASHINGTON, DC
“This program has initiated the creation of a network of leaders that may change the face–both literally and figuratively–of the nation’s governance structure.”
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Official with a major aerospace and defense company
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“ICAP has strengthened my leadership skills and provided me with the strength, the guidance and the tools to continue facing career challenges.”
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Official with the
Inter-American Foundation
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“The week in Aspen was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that has already changed my life and outlook.”
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Foreign Service Officer
ONLINE CONTRIBUTIONS
If you wish to make a tax-deductible donation, you can do this by making a contribution online
by going to the University of Denver website:
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Please check ‘Click here for more options’
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Select International Career Advancement Program Fund (ICAP is listed under the Josef Korbel School of International Studies)
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Complete the remaining fields, as appropriate.
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About ICAP
(International Career Advancement Program)
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THE INTERNATIONAL CAREER ADVANCEMENT PROGRAM (ICAP)
is a professional development and leadership program for highly promising mid-career professionals in international affairs in the United States, sponsored by the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver and by the Aspen Institute. It is funded by donations from generous alumni, senior mentors, and friends of the program.
ICAP provides a support network, career advising, mentors, policy and research background, and other assistance in order to help professionals have a more effective voice, achieve their potential, and assume leadership positions in international affairs in the United States, in both the public and the private sectors. It is based on the realization that US leadership that draws on the full range of talent of the US population will enhance the quality, effectiveness, and creativity of US participation in global affairs.
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