OpTech is pleased to announce that OpTech’s VP of Recruiting, Fabiola Borowy, will be attending the June 2023 Young American Leaders Program (YALP) put on by Harvard Business School (HBS). Borowy was nominated and selected from a highly competitive pool of candidates for this exclusive program.

Borowy and other selected leaders from across the nation will convene at HBS. For four intense days, they will learn about the best practices for cross-sector collaborations from across the country and around the globe. This program hopes to develop leaders and bring insight into where American cities stand today, while also exploring opportunities to improve cities’ standing. These improvements will involve workforce skills, K-12 education, infrastructure, and economic development.

“Fabiola has been an instrumental leader in our firm’s growth and has a unique talent of bringing people together to support our growth objectives. I have no doubt that she will be able to apply what she has learned at HBS with the end goal of further propelling the growth of Metro Detroit,” said Ronia Kruse, President and CEO of OpTech when asked about Borowy’s opportunity.

After the session, each team will be encouraged to stay connected to each other, to YALP, and to future cohorts and apply what they have learned in their home city. Over time, their goal is to develop a cadre of young leaders who are able and eager to help their communities thrive.

About OpTech

OpTech is a certified, women-owned business enterprise providing niche talent and technology solutions for businesses ranging from small to medium-sized, to Fortune 1000 and government entities. OpTech’s leadership and innovative solutions address the critical technology needs of our clients’ companies. Their success is based on the effective application of both talent management and consulting services. OpTech’s responsiveness and exceptional service have led to the company’s outstanding reputation, including being ranked by Forbes as one of the best recruiting firms in the nation.