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About A-HEC The Alliance for Higher Education Competitiveness is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and disseminating information on how higher education organizations of all types are creating value through transformation and innovation. The core focus of A-HEC is on researching how higher education leaders are creating positive change by crystallizing their mission, offering more effective academic programs, and putting in place balanced accountability measures.
