Nice write-up in China on BC grad students’ consulting work
Many thanks to our International Consulting Project Asia partner, CCAFM, for publishing our graduate students’…
Author Gregory Stoller
Gregory Stoller
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.
BC MBAs help another entrepreneur find success: Choose To Be Nice!
Congratulations to Dina Creiger, whose (for profit) start-up Choose To Be Nice (CTBN) has been doing terrifically well.…
Tackling China’s Great Wall of Business Inclusion
Congratulations to all for yesterday’s inaugural Asian Studies’ Career Navigator Series event: Doing Business in…
Doing Business in China: Panel Discussion
Learn to tackle the real Great Wall of China. Are you fascinated, yet confused, about…
US – China Summit Agreements Ultimately Good for Business
The summit between the US and China may have included a landmark agreement on carbon…
Congratulations to VCIC winners from today’s competition
Congratulations to the winners from today’s local VCIC competition at Boston College. Entrepreneurs’ choice: Charles…
Outsourcing isn’t popular in any language… even if it’s your job!
In France, outsourcing goes against the national grain. But what if it’s your job, and…
VCIC Entrepreneur Q&A
The Entrepreneur Q&A has begun.
Vcic competition has begun!
13 students are listening to their first of three presentations. Great energy in thr classroom!
My best offer: $3M for 30% of the company…
We’ll be holding the first portion of the Venture Capital Investment Competition on campus later…