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Video Interviews
Foreign Investment and U.S. Jobs Professor Matthew Slaughter appears on CNBC to discuss the benefits of multinational companies setting up shop in the U.S. "These foreign companies that are establishing and expanding operations here, they tend to be very good companies," says Slaughter. (December 2007) Global Outsourcing and American Workers As a guest on CNN's Lou Dobbs Tonight, Professor Matt Slaughter says multinational companies have actually created two jobs
in the U.S. for every one that they've sent overseas to a cheap labor market. (June 2004)
Audio Interviews
Doing Business in Europe David L. Calhoun, Chairman, Executive Board & CEO of The Nielsen Company, comments on what its like running a Dutch/American company and the differences in doing business in Europe vs. the U.S. (Interview by MBA Fellow Cristina Henrik T'08) (April 2008)
Serving Global Clients in a Diverse Europe Rick Bertasi D'84 T'88, Vice President & General Manager of Global Workplace Solutions, EMEA, at Johnson Controls, shares what its like managing a global workforce. In particular, he focuses on the pros and cons of the business environment in Europe. (Interview by student Louisa Roberts T'08) (April 2008) Tuck '07 Opens New Office in India for Parthenon Sumit Saxena T'07 speaks to us from Mumbai, India about why he chose the Tuck School to pursue his MBA and how his Tuck education has helped him be successful in his current position as Principal of The Parthenon Group in Mumbai, India. (Interview by MBA Fellow Dan Boldin T'08) (February 2008)
The Evolution of the Newspaper Industry in the Electronic Era Alan Murray, Executive Editor Online for The Wall Street Journal, shares his insights on the challenges and opportunities of running a newspaper in today's highly competitive electronic marketplace. (Interview by MBA Fellow Deepika Chauhan T'08)(February 2008) Paganucci Fellows Study the Microfinance Industry The Dartmouth Paganucci Fellows share the results of their research on the microfinance industry. Their survey results, research findings, and white paper are now being used by MBA students at Tuck in a newly developed course. (Interview by MBA Fellow Srivatsa Desikamani T'08) (November 2007) Outsourcing and Offshoring to India
Peter Sidebottom, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Planning and Strategic Initiatives with Wachovia and former McKinsey partner, discusses how he led the outsourcing and offshoring initiative for Wachovia. (Interview by MBA Fellow Deepika Chauhan T'08) (November 2007)
Tuck Alum Speaks on Leading his Family's Business in the Global Economy
Alex Schwoerer T'02 and Co-CEO of Peri-Formwork Systems, Inc. discusses the opportunities and risks associated with operating his family's business in the global economy. (Interview by CIB Staff Member Lisa Green) (November 2007)
Michael Chu on the Microfinance Industry
Michael Chu D'68, Managing Director and General Partner of Pegagus Capital and former President & CEO of ACCION International shares his views on the future of the microfinance industry. (Interview by Dartmouth Paganucci Fellows Lauren Penneys D'08 and Desmond Ang D'08) (October 2007)
Nancy Barry on the Microfinance Industry
Nancy Barry, President of NBA Enterprise Solutions to Poverty and former President of Women's World Banking, shares her views on the future of the microfinance industry. (Interview by Dartmouth Paganucci Fellows Lauren Penneys D'08 and Desmond Ang D'08) (October 2007)
Business Relations Between the EU and US Listen in on a conversation with four Tuck students who recently returned from the Interstate Programme, a conference held in Brussels, Belgium about doing business in the EU. (Interview by MBA Fellow Dan Boldin T'08) (October 2007)
Management Skills and Africa's Healthcare Crisis Dr. Lola Dare who leads CHESTRAD and ACOSHED in Nigeria, discusses the links between Africa's healthcare crisis and economic development in the region and why she supports the development of business schools and sound management training in Africa. (Interview by MBA Fellow Deepika Chauhan T'08) (September 2007)
Globalization, Business and Public Policy Professors Andrew Bernard and Matthew Slaughter of the Center for International Business at Tuck discuss their thoughts on the impact of globalization on business education, firms, and public policy. (Interview by Associate Director Lisa Miller) (August 2007)
John Owens T'61 Discusses the Tuck Global Consultancy Program John Owens T'61, Director of the Tuck Global Consultancy Program, discusses why he thinks the TGC program is one of Tuck's most popular programs and its impact on Tuck students.
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Professor Matthew Slaughter appears on CNBC to discuss the benefits of multinational companies setting up shop in the U.S. "These foreign companies that are establishing and expanding operations here, they tend to be very good companies," says Slaughter. (December 2007) 
Global Outsourcing and American Workers
David L. Calhoun, Chairman, Executive Board & CEO of The Nielsen Company, comments on what its like running a Dutch/American company and the differences in doing business in Europe vs. the U.S. (Interview by MBA Fellow Cristina Henrik T'08) (April 2008) 
Rick Bertasi D'84 T'88, Vice President & General Manager of Global Workplace Solutions, EMEA, at Johnson Controls, shares what its like managing a global workforce. In particular, he focuses on the pros and cons of the business environment in Europe. (Interview by student Louisa Roberts T'08) (April 2008) 
Sumit Saxena T'07 speaks to us from Mumbai, India about why he chose the Tuck School to pursue his MBA and how his Tuck education has helped him be successful in his current position as Principal of The Parthenon Group in Mumbai, India. (Interview by MBA Fellow Dan Boldin T'08) (February 2008) 
Alan Murray, Executive Editor Online for The Wall Street Journal, shares his insights on the challenges and opportunities of running a newspaper in today's highly competitive electronic marketplace. (Interview by MBA Fellow Deepika Chauhan T'08)(February 2008) 
The Dartmouth Paganucci Fellows share the results of their research on the microfinance industry. Their survey results, research findings, and white paper are now being used by MBA students at Tuck in a newly developed course. (Interview by MBA Fellow Srivatsa Desikamani T'08) (November 2007)
Listen in on a conversation with four Tuck students who recently returned from the Interstate Programme, a conference held in Brussels, Belgium about doing business in the EU. (Interview by MBA Fellow Dan Boldin T'08) (October 2007) 
Dr. Lola Dare who leads CHESTRAD and ACOSHED in Nigeria, discusses the links between Africa's healthcare crisis and economic development in the region and why she supports the development of business schools and sound management training in Africa. (Interview by MBA Fellow Deepika Chauhan T'08) (September 2007)
Professors Andrew Bernard and Matthew Slaughter of the Center for International Business at Tuck discuss their thoughts on the impact of globalization on business education, firms, and public policy. (Interview by Associate Director Lisa Miller) (August 2007) 
John Owens T'61, Director of the Tuck Global Consultancy Program, discusses why he thinks the TGC program is one of Tuck's most popular programs and its impact on Tuck students. 
