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Secrets, Grit and Execution by Patrick Grumley, MBA ’17 How the SGE immersion prepared me for my internship as a strategy consultant I have a secret, and I’m worried that if I tell you, this interaction may not go so well. I’m in the middle of a 1st round interview with a top consulting firm. […]

United States and the European Union instituted sanctions against Russia are a small piece of a puzzle of relationships between Russia and the West. It is time for the economic development in Russia to enter a new phase of independence. by Anna Poplasky, AMBA ’17 In 2014 the United States and the European Union instituted […]

On Friday, May 26th the Emerging Markets Institute welcomed the families and friends of graduates to Ithaca for the Fellows Graduation Celebration to honor the achievements and success of the 42 EMI Fellows. On Friday, May 26th the Emerging Markets Institute welcomed parents, family and friends of graduates as well as staff and deans to […]

“Brazil and Latin America: Innovating to Overcome the Crisis” event brought together intellectuals with diverse backgrounds, both to discuss the political context of Brazil and to propose solutions to the unfolding crisis. by Matheus de Souza Depieri, University of Brasília ’21 Brazil and Latin America: Innovating to Overcome the Crisis brought together intellectuals with diverse backgrounds, […]

Lourdes Casanova participates in the China & Latin America Forum that provides a unique opportunity for renowned academics and researchers to discuss the future relations between the Chinese and Latin American regions. Providing a unique opportunity for renowned academics and researchers to discuss the future relations between the Chinese and Latin American regions, the University […]

Should you consider Sustainable Global Enterprise if you want to go into Brand Management? by Joseph Barber, MBA ‘17 Being a Brand Management Intern for the world’s biggest board game brand was the highlight of my professional experience so far, but how much did the SGE Immersion really help in contributing to a successful summer […]

  ISSUE NO. 15 by Iwan J. Azis* Over the last 30 years or so, openness and technological progress have fostered economic integration around the world. Regional integration, defined as cross-border flows among neighboring countries, has also become more intense in some areas. But recent development puts the trend in question. Income inequality is growing, […]

Thomas A. Russo, MBA ’69, JD ’69, author of The 2008 Financial Crisis and Its Aftermath: Addressing the Next Debt Challenge Thomas A. Russo, MBA ’69, JD ’69, is perhaps best known for the time he spent, in his words, “strapped into one of the lead cars during the great economic rollercoaster ride of 2008–15.” […]