The commentary is by Mr.Ahmet Bozer, a non-executive board member, and retired executive vice president and president, Coca-Cola International. He serves on the Board of Advisors for the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA.
Georgia State University- J.Mack Robinson College’s one-year Master’s of International Business is a melting pot and training ground that prepares grads for the world outside the classroom. The Master’s of International Business students could already see how the degree will influence their futures as they approached December graduation.
On November 16, J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University honored six of its distinguished alumni. We are privileged to introduce Michael S. Shannon, exemplary business executive, mentor, and benefactor was honored for outstanding service to the College and the University.
Mr.Shannon has served on our CIBER Advisory Board from the inception… more »
We congratulate Professor Tamer Cavusgil, our Executive Director, as he recently was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from The University of Southern Denmark (SDU) for his many contributions in international business. This is Tamer’s second honorary doctorate, the first being from Hasselt University in Belgium. Tamer was honored at a university-wide celebration on October 27, 2017… more »
Robinson College Draws Academics From 15 Countries to Share International Business Teaching Practices
Fifteen countries were represented among the 95 attendees and 53 research institutions at the pedagogy workshops held at Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business in Buckhead June 1-4.
The event was designed “for those of us who have a… more »
Most of us have experienced a situation where, in a cross-cultural setting, we found the behavior of a foreign national hard to explain. We perceived this behavior to be odd, unusual, or perhaps improper… Read more >>
A Tale of Kia, Korean Investment and the South’s Industrial Renaissance
The country is facing tough times, but defense and trade ties bind it to the U.S.
The book, Born Global Firms: A New International Enterprise, authored by Cavusgil and Knight is available in Japanese.
In honor of their 30th birthdays, Terrance Rogers (B.B.A. ’10) and Kyle Stapleton (B.B.A. ’09, MBA ’12) are giving back by raising $30,000 for first-generation student scholarships.
For Robinson College of Business alums Terrance Rogers and Kyle Stapleton, raising money for scholarships is their way of paying it forward.
Rogers and Stapleton were the beneficiaries… more »
November 21, 2016
S. Tamer Cavusgil, director of the Center for International Business Education at Robinson, and the Fuller E. Callaway professorial chair, takes a relatively relaxed view of the prospects for upcoming trade legislation… More on Global Atlanta >>
