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Deals done, networks forged at FIU’s 2011 Americas Venture Capital Conference
With rising global interest in Latin American ventures, Florida International University’s (FIU) 2011 Americas Venture Capital Conference brought together entrepreneurs, investors and service providers in Miami for two days of deal-making, networking and education
Speakers from the top echelons of Latin American entrepreneurship, venture investing, international finance and government addressed the conference, held November 16-17, 2011 at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables and presented by FIU’s Eugenio Pino and Family Global Entrepreneurship Center and College of Business Administration.
What makes an effective leader? Burger King CEO shares his philosophy
A crowd of more than 145 students, faculty, alumni and representatives of the business community convened at Florida International University (FIU) on October 27, 2011 to hear Bernardo Hees, chief executive officer, Burger King Corporation, talk about leadership
Hees’s appearance at the College of Business Administration was part of the Herbert A. Wertheim Lecture Series. This program has brought distinguished speakers and experts in business leadership and entrepreneurship to FIU since 1993.
Longtime State Farm exec describes the workplace’s bicultural advantage
"I thought being a Hispanic woman meant there's only a certain level of leadership I can reach," said Paola A. Lacouture, a student at Florida International University (FIU). "However, after listening to Annette Martinez, I learned that the thickness of the glass ceiling is determined by me. We set our own limits."
Annette Martinez, vice president of operations, human resources at State Farm Insurance Companies, spoke on "The Bicultural Advantage in the Workplace" on November 3rd. Her appearance at the College of Business Administration was part of the Herbert A. Wertheim Lecture Series.
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The College of Business Administration at Florida International University thrives on the challenge of teaching and conducting business research in a rapid changing world. Thanks to its remarkable growth and success in meeting this challenge in recent years, the College has created a compelling need for additional resources-both physical and financial.
In response to that need, the College is reaching out to all of its supporters and asking to take a stand and build a generation of future business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals.
Whatever resources, whether it is time or money, you are able to give, the Office of Advancement, Alumni and Corporate Relations exists to help you channel your support to make a difference.
The College of Business Administration’s remarkable strides would have not been possible without ongoing commitment and generosity; every gift guarantees future distinction and success. We invite you to learn more about the College’s development efforts through our website – and join us in pledging your support. It is an opportunity to leave your mark on the future—of our students and of our community.
