Prof. Lydia Chiang introduces the new speaker series.
Prof. Amy LaCombe kicks off the discussion as moderator. From left to right Tom McCarthy, Alan Lunder, Greg Stoller.
Tom McCarthy makes a point with his web site in the background.
Alan Lunder introduces himself.
Alan Lunder responds to a question.
Great turnout by the students!
Question by one of the BC undergrads.
BC International Advancement Director, Ellen Sullivan, presents "thank you" gifts to Tom and to Alan.
Congratulations to all for yesterday’s inaugural Asian Studies’ Career Navigator Series event: Doing Business in China.
We had an impressive turnout and the organizers and 2 business panelists did a wonderful job. Here’s a good, follow-up article from Barron’s on China’s changing export dynamics.
Be sure to support the Asian Studies’ Distinguished Lecture Series event on Monday with author Euny Hong (“Birth of Korean Cool“). I just finished the book last week and it’s an excellent read.
Greg Stoller is actively involved in building entrepreneurship and international business programs at Boston University's Questrom School of Business. He teaches courses in entrepreneurship, global strategy and management and runs the Asian International Management Experience Program, and the Asian International Consulting Project.
