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Global Business Forum

The Global Business Forum brings together MBAs, graduate students from other UW departments, faculty, and staff interested in global business. This weekly speaker series invites regional executives from private sector companies and non-profit organizations to share their perspective on working in a global business environment.

The forum meets Mondays from 12:30 p.m. to 1:20 p.m. in Balmer Hall. Participants are encouraged to bring a brown-bag lunch and join us for an informative and interesting discussion.

Spring 2008 GBF Speaker Schedule: Issues of Global Sustainability

Enrollment for credit in the Global Business Forum (BA 545, Global Business Issues) during three academic quarters is a requirement for the Global Business Program certificate.

These are just some of the organizations that have supported the Global Business Forum with speakers in the past:

Alteon (Flight Safety Boeing) PACCAR, Inc.
Airborne Express Pacific Software Publishing
Battelle Ports of Seattle and Tacoma
BETAfrica Foundation Real Networks
Convergent Technology Capital Rural Development Institute
Costco Wholesale Shurgard
Crooked Trails Starbucks Coffee International
Digital Partners Stevedoring Services of America
Economic Intelligence Unit Sunrise Identity, Inc.
European Union Center Sustainable Business Consulting
Frank Russell Company Symetra Financial
Genie Industries T*Mobile
Global Partnerships Talisma Corporation
GM Nameplate The Matter Group

Greater Seattle VietNam Ass'n

U.S. Bank
Intl Longshore Worker Union #23 Unitus
Microsoft Uwajimaya, Inc.
Montrail, Inc. Waggener Edstrom Worldwide
Motorola-China Wells Fargo HSBC
National Center for APEC WA Council on Int'l Trade
Nintendo of America Weyerhaeuser
OrcaWave World Trade Center of Tacoma

 


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Global Business Center
Michael G. Foster School of Business
University of Washington
Lewis Hall 303, Box 353200
Seattle, WA 98195-3200
T 206.685.3432 | F 206.685.4079
Email: uwciber@u.washington.edu

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