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Success in China: Go big or go home
Serial entrepreneur Morry Morgan has built a career explaining his 11 years of career success in China. Co-founder of ClarkMorgan, a firm which trains multinational companies in business soft skills to improve human performance, Morgan has trained over 80% of the Fortune 500 companies and published Network HR magazine, the largest bi-lingual human resources magazine in China.
Lecture Series: Plug into a World of Ideas
On Wednesday, April 18th, Hult International Business School in Boston welcomed Sean M. Coughlin, Esq., of Lathrop and Gage, LLP for the sixth lecture in their World of Ideas lecture series. Presenting on “Current Trends in United States Patents and Intellectual Property,” Couglin highlighted new product development, entrepreneurship, new business v enturing, start-ups and growth and business execution.
Hult International Business School Links Up With Pioneering Careers Portal In Dubai
(DUBAI – April 12, 2012) A pioneering new careers portal is making it easier than ever for young Hult graduates in Dubai to find employment. The site –Gradberry.com – is the Middle East’s first careers portal, for students and new graduates, and it has been built exclusively to help people with little or no work experience enter the job market.
For Hire: Foreign Students [Wall Street Journal]
Graduate business schools, eager to enhance their global image and offset declining demand at home, are attracting international students—and that is causing headaches for the schools' career-services offices.
Hult’s interactive startup conference in San Francisco
The two-day event called Startupism brings established entrepreneurs together with 500 people at the early stages of starting a business. Through a series of panels, keynote speeches and interactive events, everyone in attendance gets tips on launching a dynamic and successful business.
Hundreds of aspiring business leaders converge to pitch ideas, get expert advice and speed network at Hult’s interactive startup conference in San Francisco
The two-day event called Startupism brings established entrepreneurs together with 500 people at the early stages of starting a business. Through a series of panels, keynote speeches and interactive events, everyone in attendance gets tips on launching a dynamic and successful business.