Episode 7 (WBIN-TV): Global Commerce with a Local Touch

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Episode 7 WBIN-TV: Global Commerce with a Local Touch

Conventional wisdom says “think global but act local.” But with so much technological interconnectivity, is there really such a thing as a local market anymore? We’ll literally go all over the world examining these local markets, from Palestine and further to Singapore.

The full 30-minute episode is featured, with segments additionally broken apart below featuring Derek Wong, Marie Hladikova, Titus Yong and Ziad Anabtawi.

If you buy or sell a lot of stuff from one particular country, should you eventually purchase property there? People from China—the world’s factory where we buy so many of our products—are actively purchasing US property, and paying in cash. Derek Wong is making this happen as a US real estate broker.

Marie Hladikova came to the US as an au pair from the Czech Republic well over a decade ago. And never left. Along this non-traditional path, she furthermore taught herself English, and put herself through college. She additionally went through law school, and passed the bar exam on the first try. Could you pull off the same feat?  

Creativity, Collaboration, Character Strengths. Sounds like a typical, corporate boardroom mission statement, doesn’t it? Try asking Titus Yong that question, and you additionally may be surprised by his answer.

Pioneer and olive oil aren’t often used in the same sentence. But don’t tell Ziad Anabtawi in Nablus, Palestine. Furthermore it’s a part of his company’s mission statement.  

Furthermore, the full-length YouTube version (non Commercial TV broadcast version) is here:

Episode 7 WBIN-TV: Global Commerce with a Local Touch

The Language of Business ® is an independently produced news magazine which mixes in-studio and on-locations interviews with entrepreneurs. To date, the Show has aired on over 90 public access stations in 24 US states. Recent topics are Branding for Success, the increasing popularity of the Made in the USA label, and Global Commerce with a Local Touch. Additionally, we discuss Decoding the Alphabet of Finance and the Business of Sports.

We’re excited to reach a wider audience: Our goal has always been to address the challenges and questions that entrepreneurs face and provide insights that can help them grow their businesses. As a result, this Show gives entrepreneurs a stronger voice, globally, nationally and in their local communities. The Language of Business ® is a resource for entrepreneurs and others interested in local business growth. In conclusion, there is a lot of innovation in the area and this is most of all an opportunity to highlight the great work that’s being done.

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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.

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