Global Green Business Week for Young Leaders: Dates set for July 17-22, 2011

UCLA Anderson School of Management’s Center for International Business Education and Research’s (CIBER) Global Green Business Week for Young Leaders is a one-week summer institute for talented rising high school seniors addressing the fundamentals and current trends of greening and management from the triple bottom line of people, profit, and planet.

Selection to the program is highly competitive and limited to 50 students. Previous attendees from around the globe have started green initiatives in their schools, created small companies while in high school, and developed non-profit ventures across the globe, all before turning eighteen.

Students are introduced to the question, what is meant by sustainability, and what are its core concepts? UCLA professors, researchers, doctoral students, MBA students, and practicing executives give insight on the biological, societal, and economic factors that drive and define green business

International Opportunities Fair

Stop by Kerckhoff Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 16, between 10:00 and 1:00 to get information on careers, study, internships and fellowships abroad as well as campus-based international involvement opportunities. The opportunities fair is part of International Education Week, Nov. 15-19, an initiative of the U.S. Departments of Education and State.

Fudan Executive MBA Students Attend UCLA CIBER Seminar

Executive MBA students (pictured above) from Fudan University, located in Shanghai, China, attended a 4 day seminar at UCLA's Anderson School of Management this past week. The seminar on global entrepreneurship and branding was hosted and organized by UCLA CIBER.
The program took place from Nov 2-5, 2010 and included six academic sessions taught by UCLA Anderson faculty.

UCLA CIBER Meets with Ambassador David Adelman of Singapore

On Tuesday, October 19, Dr. Robert Spich, Faculty Director of Programs for UCLA CIBER met with Ambassador David Adelman of Singapore. The event was hosted by the CIBER at the University of Southern California. Key representatives of the meeting included Dr. Richard Drobnick, Director, Center for International Business Education and Research, USC Marshall School of Business, Mr. Tom Plate, International Syndicated Columnist & Distinguished Scholar for Asian & Pacific Studies, Loyola Marymount University, and Mr. Kantathi Suphamongkhon, Senior Fellow, UCLA &Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Thailand.