A select group of MBA students traveled to Shanghai to represent Professor Scott Galloway's "Brand Strategy" class, the L2 Think Tank and NYU Stern at the inaugural "L2 Clinic: The Social Graph China." Read More
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Three NYU Stern alumni, Conor Grennan, Nancy Wong and Randy Coughlan, share their perspectives on working at Next Generation Nepal, a nonprofit organization started by Gennan that finds as many of the country’s trafficked children as possible and places them in a safe environment. Read More
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MBA Student Erica Birmingham Writes about Her Experiences Studying Abroad in China Read More
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In her new book (Routledge Publishing), Professor Jill Kickul and her co-author explore the field of social entrepreneurship, which aims to develop innovative solutions to the world’s most vexing problems including hunger, poverty and homelessness. Read More
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MBA Student Erica Birmingham Writes about Her Experiences Studying Abroad in China
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In Spring 2011, 21 undergraduate students participated in Stern's International Volunteers Program. In New York, they learned how business can create value for people in poverty and then they traveled to Lima, Peru to put what they learned into practice. Read More
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MBA student Cecile Aro, a Stern Social Impact Internship Fund fellow, blogged about her summer in Santiago, Chile. Through Endeavor's eMBA program which matches high-growth entrepreneurs in emerging markets with MBA students, Cecile worked with Araucania Yarns, the largest yarn exporter in Chile. Read More
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MBA student Peter Decareau III explains his experience taking the "Doing Business in..." Hungary/Central and Eastern Europe course, his trip to Budapest and the importance of global study. Read More
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Associate Professor Robert Salomon and Jin-Hyun Bae of NYU Stern’s management and organizations department studied the performance of Olympic athletes to explore if developing countries can catch up to advanced countries in industrial competitiveness. The answer: a qualified yes, they can. Read More
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When it comes to assigning a US-based leader for your offshore team, choosing someone from the same culture could backfire, according to NYU Stern Professor Natalia Levina. Read More
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On Thursday, October 7 and Friday, October 8, NYU Stern and the National Council of Applied Economic Research, India, with support from the World Bank, held a workshop on "Restoring Inclusive Growth in Advanced Economies" to encourage dialogue among economists and policy makers from the G20 countries. Read More
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Executive MBA student Rajnarind Kaur shares her experience on a Global Study Tour to China and Vietnam, where she and her classmates explored Guangzhou and Ho Chi Minh City; met with senior executives from IBM, Intel, Nike and other locally based organizations; networked with Stern alumni at a Chinese New Year Cocktail Party co-hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce; and toured the factories of Kidsmates Toys and Doan Potters. Read More
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MBA Student Erica Birmingham Writes about Her Experiences Studying Abroad in China Read More
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Executive MBA student Dan D'Arcangelo talks about the Global Study Tour to China, where he and his fellow classmates visited Shanghai and Chengdu, sitting down with senior-level representatives from a wide array of organizations including Citi, Ernst & Young, GM/Patac, IBM, Intel, Pepsico, United Met Life and the US Consulate. Read More
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Executive MBA student Karl Himes recalls the Global Study Tour to São Paulo, Brazil and Buenos Aires, Argentina, with Faculty Advisor Michelle Greenwald, where he toured the factory of Embraer, a commercial aircraft company; visited the factory floor of Natura Cosmeticos, a cosmetics company; and sat down for a wine tasting with the founder and general director of Tempus Alba Winery. Read More
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MBA student Ginette Lospinoso talks about taking the "Doing Business in... Italy" course and her time at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy, hearing from experts and speakers from the luxury and fashion industries, and visiting luxury and fashion stores and companies. Read More
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Executive MBA student Ed Tobia describes the Global Study Tour to the United Arab Emirates and Turkey, during which his class traveled to Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Istanbul with Faculty Advisor George Smith, meeting executives from BP, Ford, KOC, Morgan Stanley and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Read More
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“Doing Business in Singapore,” offered in collaboration between NYU Stern and NUS Business School, is designed to allow NYU Stern students to appreciate and contrast the opportunities and challenges in doing business in the Asian countries. Read More
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"Doing Business in Australia," offered in collaboration with the Stern School of Business and Melbourne Business School, gives an overview of doing business in Australia, including an introduction to the Australian economy, history and culture. Read More
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During the 2011 spring break, NYU Stern MBA students explored eight different cultures as part of student club Treks to Thailand, South Africa, Uraguay and Argentina, Israel, Chile, India, New Orleans and Brazil. Each trek was a week-long experience designed to expose students to a variety of attractions and experiences within another culture. Read More
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MBA Students Work Side-by-Side with Businesses in India in Stern's "International Social Impact Strategies" Course. Read More
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