Center for Advancing
Global Business
Center for Advancing Global Business
SSE-3356 |
619-594-8599
[email protected]
The Center for Advancing for Global Business (CAGB) was founded in 2019 with the purpose
of expanding international curriculum, research, and engagement between academia and
global organizations.
Events
A conversation on G7 leadership, new relationship with the EU, hosting COP26, and UK-US trade relations.
Center for Advancing Global Business
and
Charles W. Hostler Institute on World Affairs
invite you to the virtual
UK: A Year of Global Leadership Event
featuring British Consul General from Los Angeles, Emily Cloke
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
2PM PST
Japan 2020 FDIB: Redesigning the Business Perspective
June 7 - 16, 2020 Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY: Japan, a culture ingrained with a deep sense of reverence for its history and traditions, has also remained at the center of global innovation for the past half century. During this SDSU CIBER organized Faculty Development in International Business Program, we invite you to experience these dual perspectives firsthand.
DRAFT ITINERARY:
Welcome Reception.
*please note trip begins in Tokyo and ends in Osaka
REGISTRATION COST:
Fee Includes:
Deadlines:
Early Bird: $3700 (before 1/15/20)
General: $3950 (after 1/16/20)
*based on double occupancy
Single occupancy: add $920
Hotel accommodations
Transfers by private coach
Train ticket from Tokyo-Osaka
Breakfast daily
Some lunches and dinners
English speaking guide
$500 Deposit:
Early Bird Deadline: Jan. 15, 2020
Final Deadline: Feb. 15, 2020
*please note your space is not held until we receive a $500 deposit along with your registration.
Payment:
Full Payment: March 3, 2020
Check:
San Diego State University CIBER
Tax ID: 95-6042721
Mail to:
Ms. Nancy Nicholson, Senior Project Director
San Diego State University CIBER
5500 Campanile Drive SSE 3356
San Diego, CA 92182-8230
Online:
*Must register before using the payment link
Nancy Nicholson: [email protected]
(619) 594-8599
Through a series of dialogues with Japanese business leaders, government officials, and academics you will learn about methods being undertaken in Japan to maintain its competitive advantage in the global marketplace. A greater understanding of the Japanese ethos will be gained during many opportunities for cultural immersion including: a tour of Himeji castle, walking the ancient capital of Kyoto, experiencing local cuisine, and much more.
Lodging:
Tokyo: New Otani Hotel or similar
Osaka: Hilton Hotel or similar
Services Do Not Include:
- Meals or any other item not described in the final itinerary
- Arrival and departure transfers
- Early check-in, late check-out.
- Normal check out time from hotels is 11:00 a.m. or 12:00 p.m. and check in time is 3:00 p.m.
- Expenses of personal nature
- Travel insurance
- Drinks with meals
- International air to and from Japan
- Transportation from Osaka to Tokyo*
*Travel from Osaka to Tokyo can be arranged through Asia Getaway for an additional cost.
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Programs
Initiatives
Cross Border Consulting (CBC) program available for MBA, MSA, MSIS students
Participate on an internationally-focused consulting team with students from CETYS (Mexico), San Diego State University, University of California San Diego and University of San Diego during the spring semester of 2021. This opportunity is available to full-time and part-time MBA, MSA and MSIS students in the final year of their program.
If you would like to learn more about the Cross Border Consulting program, each image below will direct you to a YouTube playlist.
For additional information, please contact:
Nancy Nicholson, [email protected] or
Zena Yang, [email protected]
The Center for Advancing Global Business has been instrumental in the development of the new Master of Science in Global Business Development (MSGBD) degree. By exposing students to a unique mix of courses and real-life projects, culminating in a consulting assignment abroad, this exciting new degree positions its graduates for a successful career in international business development and sales.
Course Description:
- Political and economic diplomacy and their influences on business operations
- Key historical events and their consequences for business
- Diplomatic process and outcomes
When?
Thursdays 4:00 - 6:30 pm
Prerequisite:
- Consent of department Chair.
- Must be a Junior, Senior, or Graduate student
How to sign up:
- Upon class registration, log into your SDSU web portal
- Click on “My class schedule”
- Make sure to check that you are in the right term. (Spring 2021)
- Click on “Search” which can be found under “Class Schedule”
- Select “Management” under Course Subject & type in “22352” for the Schedule Number
- Click Search & Sign up
Completion of this course will enable students to:
- Explain and interpret the key concepts in both international business and diplomacy
- Identify the political and societal events that affect the operations of a firm
- Evaluate how different factors (economic, political and cultural) and contexts influence the diplomatic process and outcomes
- Discuss foreign policy objectives of different administrations through historic examples
For more information, please contact: Nancy Nicholson- [email protected]
International Entrepreneurship Scholars
ie-scholars.net is a virtual community that supports International Entrepreneurship (IE) research and education by sharing resources, expertise and knowledge on a global scale. Our hope is that this community will accelerate the development of ideas and approaches to key theoretical, methodological and conceptual issues in this emerging area of study.
We have three types of community building activities: 1) Fostering and accelerating IE research; 2) IE knowledge mobilization and dissemination; and 3) IE community growth and enhancement.
MEMBERS
The membership of ie-scholars.net is truly international: over 750 members in nearly 68 countries. Most members are affiliated with an academic institution, either as faculty members or graduate students.
Membership is free and we warmly welcome you to join.
ANNUAL McGILL CONFERENCE
Following the tradition established by the inaugural conference held at McGill University (Montreal) in 1998, the annual McGill IE Conference brings together academic scholars, practitioners and policy makers to discuss the potent forces and influences, consequent changes and the dominant pattern(s) of emerging developments in IE.
The annual conference rotates from McGill every second year, and has been held in (e.g.) Finland, Italy, Scotland, Denmark, Chile, UK, Ireland and UAE. The 2018 conference was held in Halmstad University, Sweden.
IE JOURNAL
The Journal of International Entrepreneurship fills the need for a journal dedicated to international issues in the context of entrepreneurship. It offers an outlet for high quality research addressing the opportunities and challenges intrinsic to the field.
Take BA 795/794 in Prague: May 2020
May 19-23, 2020, Prague- Postponed
About the class:
Led by Prof. Musteen, the BA 795 class will take place in Summer 2020