Tag: international business
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Seeing things clearly: Emily Reis learned from an early age to look on the bright side
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Emily Reis, a senior at UW-Green Bay does not lack confidence or personality. In fact, you may come away with the first impression there may be too much of both qualities in her for one person to contain. But as communication and international business major, a steady supply of both will be in constant demand.…
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Faculty note: Lecturer Ryan Kauth helped promote Children’s Business Fair
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UW-Green Bay Lecturer Ryan Kauth (Business Administration) helped Denise McFarlin, a teacher from Green Bay, promote Children’s Business Fair in the Gather on Broadway held during the Wednesday’s Farmers’ Market, dowtown Green Bay, August 22. Kauth also advised the young entrepreneurs at 1 Million Cups, while McFarlin provided the children with materials and advice. Read…
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Faculty note: Prof. Ranganathan featured in WalletHub
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UW-Green Bay faculty member Associate Prof. Sampath Ranganathan (Business Administration) was recently interviewed for WalletHub regarding credit card use. He has some practical answers and a bit of advice.
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International business students visit Schreiber Foods
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Students from Prof. David Coury’s (Humanities) Business German course visited Schreiber Foods, Tuesday, March 20, 2018 to learn about the company and international business. Bret Drake ’90, managing director of export sales, and Kelvin George spoke with the students about the history of the company, their global operations and the importance of knowing other cultures…
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Faculty note: Russ leads graduate seminar at Bordeaux
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Prof. Meir Russ of the Cofrin School of Business recently (Nov. 30 through Dec. 4) presented a graduate seminar at the “International Seminar” week at the KEDGE Business School in Bordeaux, France. His topic was “Ideation – New idea development and management.”
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UW-Shariff: Family follows scholarly advice
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If teaching at the same institution for 44 years isn’t enough to validate Prof. Ismail Shariff’s commitment to a University of Wisconsin-Green Bay education, consider that he also convinced his son, brother-in-law, and four grandchildren to attend UWGB before retiring in 2011.
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Two Phoenix athletes chosen to attend NCAA career forum
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UW-Green Bay juniors Alli Rivera (softball) and Hannah Quilling (basketball) are two of 303 student-athletes nationwide selected to attend the 2011 NCAA Career in Sports Forum June 12-15 in Indianapolis. Rivera studies public relations and international business. Quilling is a Human Biology major with an emphasis in health science. A total of 14 athletes from…