Fordham University’s College of Business Administration (CBA) will host a series of presentations and other events as part of its inaugural International Business Week to be held on the Rose Hill campus beginning on Monday, March 5.
Events include a discussion on commerce in Brazil by Stela Maris Dallari, trade promotion officer at the Brazilian consulate in New York City; Germany’s relationship to the world by Thomas Dzimian, director of career services at the German-American Chamber of Commerce; and gender roles and investing in the United Kingdom and the United States by Sheila Gleason, former director of marketing operations at Barclays Wealth Management.
International Business Week was organized by CBA’s Global Learning Opportunities and Business Experiences (GLOBE) program, and is co-sponsored the Fordham chapter of the financial information honor society, Beta Alpha Psi. The week will conclude on Thursday, March 8, with a global etiquette dinner featuring Gloria Petersen, president of Global Protocol, Inc. All events are open to students as well as faculty members. For a schedule of events, go to the International Business Week web page.
