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Helping Firms Enter New Markets

Global business strategist Paul Adler, MBA ’78, can’t help asking questions when he meets somebod

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Global Mindset: A Power Tool

Sameness can be reassuring.

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Global Curiosity Shapes Career

A global perspective starts with a local outlook for Rocio Holub '04, a senior manager for global

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Fluent in the Cross-Border Deal

Cross-border mergers and acquisitions start with empathy, says investment banker Abhjieet Biswas,

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Relationship Building from Sea to Sea

Every transaction is international when you work at Maersk, the world's largest container ship op

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Raising Her Hand for Stretch Assignments

Development banker Evelyn Hartwick, EMBA '10, embraces ambiguity and stretch assignments as a way

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A Global Career from Albania to Zambia

Stephen M. Feeney '70 knew his place in the world as a New York banker.

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Embracing Ambiguity in India

Surprises come with the territory when working in international development across India.

Smith Brain Trust

How To Balance Your Side Hustle

It seems like everyone is doing it these days – freelancing in the evenings, driving for Uber on off hours, or even moonlighting as a DJ. Here’s how to make your side gig work, without losing your day job.

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Why IBM Wanted Red Hat

It is the most expensive deal in IBM’s 108-year history, but the $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat is one that seems likely to pay off. Maryland Smith’s Tunay Tunca explains why.

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National Lacrosse Title and a Job

May 2019 was a big month for Jennifer Giles.

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A New Worry for Earnings Season?

Some analysts this earnings season are focusing less on earnings per share and are fixating on something else: Profit margins.  

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