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In this video I speak a little bit about my new book.
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Why does a Georgetown University professor write about the soul and international business? Because they’re closely interlinked! An analysis of a new world, terrorism, the future of trade, and the search for the soul are what you find in this book. “In Search for the Soul of International Business”, by Michael Czinkota hits the shelves just when needed most, given new environments, new approaches, new emotions and new commitments. “I consider the soul the center of our aspirations and inspirations. Loss of soul typically connotes death. Maintaining a soul offers a reference point and stability. For one’s progress in thinking I aim to supply both content and context.”Author Bio: Professor Michael R. Czinkota teaches international marketing and business at the McDonough School of Business of Georgetown University and the University of Kent in Canterbury. He served in the U.S. government as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce, as head of the U.S. Delegation to the OECD Industry Committee in Paris and as senior trade advisor for Export Controls. Over the past 30 years he is consistently listed in every international marketing and business ranking as a top 20 author. He is a distinguished fellow of the Academy of Marketing Science and of the Chartered Institute of Marketing. He received the AMA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007. The Universidad Ricardo Palma of Lima. Peru named its new International Marketing School after Czinkota. Book Info: Trade and globalization inundate us with constant information, new concepts, and endless data. Individuals are caught in the whirl-wind of a fast-paced world, often without the ability to stop and think, particularly when it comes to issues of the soul. With a foreword by Ambassador Dr. László Szabó ,a preface by the Rev. Horkan, and the humorous yet pensive illustrations by award-winning cartoonist David Clark, this book jumpstarts the reader’s ability for a comprehensive understanding of pressing international business and trade issues and their linkage to the soul. “In Search for the Soul of International Business”, by Michael Czinkota hits the shelves just when needed most, given new environments, new approaches, new emotions and new commitments.
Contact Info: Book Ordering Link:https://bit.ly/2B2LAZS
Authors Website: https://www.michaelczinkota.com,
email: czinkotm@georgetown.edu
Phone: 202-687-4204
Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/czinkotm
Sheri E. Dean, Marketing Director, Business Expert Press and Momentum Press 919-612-6706
Get the inside scoop on the story behind this book by contacting Michael Czinkota at czinkotm@georgetown.edu
Buy this book at https://bit.ly/2B2LAZSor at Amazon.com
Contact: Michael Czinkota Direct Phone Number: 202-687-4204
czinkotm@georgetown.edu Book Ordering Link:https://bit.ly/2B2LAZS
Why does a Georgetown University professor write about the soul and international business? Because they’re closely interlinked! An analysis of a new world, terrorism, the future of trade, and the search for the soul are what you find in this book.
“In Search for the Soul of International Business”, by Michael Czinkota hits the shelves just when needed most, given new environments, new approaches, new emotions and new commitments.
“I consider the soul the center of our aspirations and inspirations. Loss of soul typically connotes death. Maintaining a soul offers a reference point and stability. For one’s progress in thinking I aim to supply both content and context.”
Author Bio: Professor Michael R. Czinkota teaches international marketing and business at the McDonough School of Business of Georgetown University and the University of Kent in Canterbury. He served in the U.S. government as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce, as head of the U.S. Delegation to the OECD Industry Committee in Paris and as senior trade advisor for Export Controls.
Over the past 30 years he is consistently listed in every international marketing and business ranking as a top 20 author. He is a distinguished fellow of the Academy of Marketing Science and of the Chartered Institute of Marketing. He received the AMA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007. The Universidad Ricardo Palma of Lima. Peru named its new International Marketing School after Czinkota.
Book Info:Trade and globalization inundate us with constant information, new concepts, and endless data. Individuals are caught in the whirl-wind of a fast-paced world, often without the ability to stop and think, particularly when it comes to issues of the soul.
With a foreword by Ambassador Dr. László Szabó ,a preface by the Rev. Horkan, and the humorous yet pensive illustrations by award-winning cartoonist David Clark, this book jumpstarts the reader’s ability for a comprehensive understanding of pressing international business and trade issues and their linkage to the soul.
Contact Info: FIX Book Website:Authors Website: https://www.michaelczinkota.com, email: czinkotm@georgetown.edu, Phone: 202-687-4204, Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/czinkotm
Sheri E. Dean, Marketing Director, Business Expert Press and Momentum Press 919-612-6706
Get the inside scoop on the story behind this book by contacting Michael Czinkota at czinkotm@georgetown.edu
Buy this book at https://bit.ly/2B2LAZSor at Amazon.com
Students heard from Mr. John Diamond, the Senior Communications Officer of the World Bank, and Dr. Michaela Weber, the Private Sector Specialist of the Bank. Mr. Diamond covered the mission and approaches of the World Bank, while Dr. Weber explained how to enhance small firm growth. Both provided an in-depth analysis of improving long term economic conditions in the world. What a great pleasure to have them visit!
All photos in Fall 2018 seminar credit by Bayley Wivell