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D'Amore-McKim School of Business Professor of International Business and Strategy and Group Coordinator Christopher Robertson was recently selected as a Fulbright Scholar, his third time receiving the prestigious honor.
Co-sponsored by the Center for Emerging Markets and Cornell's Emerging Markets Institute the inaugural lecture series, “The Other One Perfect: Indians in America,” was recently held to explore how Indians-Americans came to be so successful in the United States.
Executive Professor of Supply Chain Management Robert Murray explores the potential impacts that the Trump presidency could have on the supply chain industry.
Miranda Beggin, CSSH/DMSB'17, spoke to us about building her ‘wasta' (network in Arabic) and life in Jordan, where she is working on her third co-op as an investment analyst for Oasis500, a seed-stage investment company. Read more about Beggin and be sure to follow @damoremckim Instagram beginning Monday, Oct. 10, for a close-up look at her life on co-op.
Michelle Dunham, MBA'16, reflects on her experiences as a Part-Time MBA student and studying abroad.
Northeastern University President Joseph E. Aoun will receive the International Educator of the Year Award from the Academy of International Business, highlighting Northeastern's commitment to global business learning.
“MSIB is an interesting program where you are able to interact with students from different nationalities, preparing you for your future career in this global world.” says, Beukenboom
Neel Desai, recently named CEO of IDEA, is one of 26 students studying business and entrepreneurship this summer in India as part of Northeastern's “Dialogue of Civilizations” series.
Distinguished Professor Ravi Ramamurti answers questions on the role of emerging markets in the global economy.
With the addition of Professors Ruth V. Aguilera and Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra to the Academy of International Business' select fellowship ranks, D'Amore-McKim School of Business now stands as one of only five institutions featuring three or more AIB fellows worldwide.