I love to read — have for as long as I can remember. And although I spend a lot of time combing newspapers, periodicals and blogs, nothing beats a great book to put things in perspective — to give me reason to pause and think. Since many people ask me and so many others “what […]
Read MoreIn this week’s White House address, the President emphasizes the importance of transforming our education system so that we are prepared to compete on a global scale.
Read MoreSchool-sponsored International Nights can play an important role in helping children appreciate diversity and begin to be globally aware. They also help bring diverse groups together to embrace one another’s uniqueness.
Read MoreStacie Nevadomski Berdan gives practical advice and specific tips on the international job search in this piece about global careers.
Read MoreGraduates in Italy seem to be leaving the country in droves and it’s beginning to show.
Read MoreAn interesting POV in WSJ on which languages to teach/learn and how for tomorrow’s success. Hint: It’s not French.
Read MoreBusiness woman and mother, Rebecca Weiner describes her observations of children on playgrounds in the U.S. and in China.
Read MoreIn their recent meetings, Obama and Jintao discussed China’s ‘new world order, in which [China]’s needs come first.’ Robert J. Samuelson of the Washington Post reports on the disputes between China and the US involving trade, subsidies, international businesses, and technology.
Read MoreOne of the most important prerequisites for a successful globetrotting experience is to establish a comprehensive partnership with a truly global bank.
Read MoreI give a fair number of speeches and participate in many career conferences and panels across the country — both on campuses and within organizations — and almost always the question comes up: What can I do to increase my odds of being sent on a global assignment? The answer is: Many things of course, […]
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