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The CIB Podcast features interviews with visiting executives from around the world as well students sharing learnings from international case competitions, conferences and other overseas experiences. We also interview our faculty about current international business events and their latest research.
Latest CIB Podcasts
Global Careers - Perspectives from International Executives
The Center for International Business and Career Development Office co-hosted a panel - Global Careers: Perspectives from International Executives. Visiting guests - Peter Foyston T'90, David Rashid T'02, and Sarah Dwyer- spoke about their international work experience. In addition to the panel event, Mr. Foyston also did an interview about his experience and thoughts on global careers with CIB Fellow Andrew Wilkins. (Interview by CIB Fellow Andrew Wilkins(Sept 2009)
Global Strategy of a Japanese Financial Institution: Will it Need to be Modified under the Present Global Economic Crisis?
Following the demise of Japan's "bubble economy" in the 1990's, Mitsubishi focused on its core strength - Asia. At the same time, in the view of Mr. Tanaka, US and European investment banks "danced to the music of the money game," and evolved into hedge funds, leading to their current precarious position and precipitating the global financial crisis. Mr. Tanaka, Deputy President of Mitsubishi UFJj Securities, speaks about this and the upcoming merger with Morgan Stanley in this CIB podcast interview. (Interview by MBA Fellow Adesuwa Ighile) (April 2009)
Learning Expedition: China - Student interviews
17 Tuck students participated in a 10-day learning expedition to China. The students visited four cities and eight organizations during spring break to learn about how business is currently conducted in the world's most populated country. Two Tuck LE Trekkers were interviewed about their experiences and perceptions of going to China.(Interview by CIB Staff Member Lisa Miller) (April 2009)
Frontier Markets Facts and Fallacies
Nick Padgett co-founded Frontaura to invest in public companies in frontier markets after researching and visiting companies and stock exchanges in Africa. He has led many of Frontaura's more than 200 management visits with companies from 25 countries as part of an in-depth research approach. (Interview by MBA Fellow Aaron Mihaly) (February 2009)
Inspiring Leadership in Today's Global Economy
Peter Brabeck-Letmathe assumed the top spot at Nestlé in 2008, after overseeing its strategic transformation into the world's foremost nutrition company.During his visit to Tuck, he shared his vast experience on what inspiring leadership means in today’s global economy. (Interview by MBA Fellow William Olgiati) (February 2009)
The US and the World Bank: Helping the Poor Amidst Financial Turmoil
E. Whitney Debevoise, the U.S. Executive Director at the World Bank Group, speaks about the U.S. relationship with the World Bank and about the affect of the financial crisis on developing nations. (Interview by MBA Fellow Kalyan Kuchimanchi) (November 2008)
Telefónica: From State Monopoly to Global Success
Listen to Guillermo Ansaldo T'89 and the General Manager at Telefónica España discuss the success factors of Telefonica enterance to the global market. (Interview by CIB Staff Member Lisa Miller)(September 2008)
Using Economics to Predict Olympic Medal Standing
Center Director Andrew Bernard is interviewed by Renee Montagne of NPR's Morning Edition (August 2008)
More Podcasts
America on the Selling Block
As a guest on NPR's On Point, center senior associate director Matthew Slaughter posits that foreign direct investment, such as InBev’s acquisition of Anheuser-Busch, benefits the U.S. economy and workers. (July 2008) >>
Trade and Business Relationships Between the U.S. and India
Listen in as Ron Somers, President of the U.S.-India Business Council shares what he views are the biggest opportunities and challenges of doing business in India today. (Interview by MBA Fellow Deepika Chauhan T'08)(May 2008) >>
The Changing Business Landscape in India
Arun K. Nanda, Executive Director & President of the Infrastructure Development Sector for Mahindra & Mahindra Limited, comments on how the reforms in India have transformed its business climate and the changes his company has made to become a global player. (Interview by MBA Fellow Deepika Chauhan T'08)(May 2008) >>
Team of Tuck Students Participate in International Negotiation Challenge
Listen in as Tuck first years Bart Van Nuffel, Nitesh Dixit, and Anja Veckenstedt share highlights from their participation in The Negotiation Challenge, Europe's first and only international negotiation challenge. The event took place in Leipzig, Germany from April 3-6, 2008. (Interview by MBA Fellow Dan Boldin T'08)(May 2008) >>
