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Michael Ceitlin, chairman and CEO of Mundial S/A, shared lessons learned from his experience taking over his family's business, leading the company's turnaround, and operating in Brazil's business landscape.
Professor Pedro Mendi discussed the way businesses combine human resources from different departments and how relationship between R&D and employees lead to innovative activities within the firm.
Professor Louise E. Walker presented her research on the political and economic programs, and discuss the history of Mexico's emerging middle classes. This seminar was based on the book she co-authored “Latin America's Middle Class”.
Professors Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra and Miguel A. Montoya discussed their recent co-authored book “Innovating for the Middle of the Pyramid in Emerging Countries” as part of the Center for Emerging Markets Nardone Seminar Series.
The Center for Emerging Markets co-sponsored the student-organized Brasa Summit.
Mr. Carvalho spoke about strategy and leadership in volatile emerging markets.
Location and Timing of Corporate Strategic Investments: The Effect of Local-National Government Political Alignment in Brazil
Rodrigo BANDEIRA DE MELLO
Management Department, FGV Sao Paulo Business School
Presented by Susan Perkins, Assistant Professor of Management and Organizations and International Business and Markets, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University.
Presented by Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra, Assistant Professor of International Business, Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina. Sponsored by the Center for Emerging Markets, with partial support from BIE Grant, US Department of Education, Liberty Mutual Foundation and India-China-America Intitute.
Webinar, as part of the six-part series based on the book Emerging Multinationals in Emerging Markets (Cambridge University Press, 2009). Presented by Afonso Fleury, contributor to the book and Professor to the University of Sao Paulo and Maria Tereza Fleury, contributor to the book and the Professor of Management at the University of Sao Paulo. Sponsored by the Center for Emerging Markets, with partial support from BIE Grant, US Department of Education, Liberty Mutual Foundation and India-China-America Institute.
