Women Business Owners Rock the House in Louisville

Women are a driving force of economic growth in the US and around the world. The collective feminine buzz was palpable as more than 500 women gathered in Louisville.

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Applying to College? Make Sure You Have Options to Study Languages

Choosing a college is tough. You want the fit to be right, but you also want to graduate and get a job. Read on for some alternative thinking on choosing the best campus.

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Get Ahead By Going Abroad!

Get Ahead By Going Abroad is now out in paperback! Thousands of books, hundreds of talks and stacks of media clips later, our ground-breaking premise has been proven correct.

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Tone Down the Rhetoric: Time for a Business Pivot in Washington

Guest blogger Curtis S. Chin calls for a business pivot from Washington noting that Asia and the United States are important to each other; international business opportunities for Americans will expand if the right policy steps are taken.

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Why Corporate Boards Should Be Looking for a Few Good Women

What does it take to convince leaders that having female representation on corporate boards will enhance their bottoms lines? My friend Anna Catalano and I share our thoughts on why it’s important.

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Global Mindset Survey Launched – Take it Now!

In an effort to collect data on raising global children, my writing partner, Rebecca Weiner, and I have created a short, anonymous survey. Appreciate it if you’d take it!

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Global Careers are Hotter than Ever!

Go Global! was launched last September yet continues to generate significant media attention. Latest buzz in the Wall Street Journal, Upstart BusinessJournal and Fabulous Magazine! Check it out and launch your Go Global! career today!

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Why Summer Learning Needs to Include International Studies—Even for K-5 Students

Guest blogger Angela Jackson writes about the easy yet important ways to keep up the global learning over the summer.

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Globally Competitive Does Not Mean Globally Competent

As parents, teachers, administrators, politicians and businesses, we must work together to revamp our school districts and curricula so that we graduate globally competitive and competent students who are prepared to work in the global marketplace. We cannot say that we’re preparing our students for the 21st century if we don’t include foreign language study.

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Guest Blogger: Moving to Beijing After Graduation – A Year in Review

Nathan Nault has spent the last year in Beijing; he moved after he graduated. Read about his adventures so far!

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