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Ryan Tuohy
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Kellogg School of Management.
"I am now more aware of the many barriers to success in Latin America."
"Overall I am now more prepared for business success in Latin America." |
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Michele Anene
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Duke University.
"The program and School was wonderful." |
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Grant Newman
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Duke University.
"The Guest Speaker Series was excellent! I was very impressed by the quality of speakers." |
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Jim Kernan
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Duke University.
"It was good to be immersed in the culture and see how business minds think about local and world issues differently."
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Ilan Cohen
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Duke University.
"I learned how to look beyond stereotypes." |
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Marshall Nam
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Kellogg School of Management.
"The program was a great opportunity, in a growing School with good potential." |
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Yuval Yatskan
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Kellogg School of Management.
"In general I think the teaching level was on par with international standards." |
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Natalie d'Aubermont Thompson
Associate Director of Duke University. Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2007.
El pasado 13 de marzo participó de la ceremonia de clausura de la segunda edición del Seminario Managing Latin America, Business Orientation, the Associate Director of the International Center of Fuqua School of Business, Natalie d'Aubermont Thompson. Compartimos con ustedes sus comentarios acerca del seminario.
1. A juicio de los alumnos participantes. ¿Cuál es el principal aprendizaje adquirido luego del dictado del Seminario Managing Latin America?
The common theme in the feedback of our students is that they are not able to intelligently engage in discourse regarding Latin America politics and economy whereas beforehand they may not have been confident to speak on this topic. Living and studying in a country, particularly one that has undergone such an intense financial crisis, really has enabled our students to see firsthand how a country recovers after a financial default as well as understand on a deeper level the various economic and political drivers that led to the default.
2. ¿Por qué razón EDDE es la Escuela a la cual Fuqua envía anualmente la mayor cantidad de alumnos MBA de intercambio?
The Seminar "Managing Latin America" by far attracts more students than any other Exchange program that we currently offer. This is due largely, in part of the interest of our students in emerging markets, as well as the opportunity to live and study in one of the most exciting cities in the world-Buenos Aires. Fuqua is extremely grateful to the staff and professors at EDDE who have worked extremely hard to bring this program to fruition.
3. ¿Cómo compararía usted las facilidades, profesores y programas de EDDE con el de otras Escuelas de posgrado de los Estados Unidos?
I was extremely impressed with the building facilities at EDDE as well as the caliber of the faculty and guest speakers!
4. ¿Cuál considera que deberían ser los próximos pasos a tomar por EDDE y Fuqua para fortalecer aún más su alianza?
After two cycles of the Exchange program, Fuqua has definitely strengthened its relationship with EDDE and looks forward to partnering further in the future. We would love to host Argentine students at Fuqua and be able to reciprocate the same generous hospitality that EDDE has bestowed upon our students. It is important for Fuqua to have such a strong partner such as EDDE in Argentina and we look forward to deepening our relationship together-both academically and professionally. |
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Alain Gabriel
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Duke University.
"It was great having guest speakers who were successful entrepreneurs. I learned a lot by listening and interacting with them"
"The program was well-organized, and the Scholl very professional and extremely friendly." |
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Jeff Petersen
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Kellogg School of Management.
"I found a lot of useful knowledge from how to expect a business to be run. I feel a lot more comfortable working in this environment and knowing what to expect."
"The most valuable experiences came from learning how to successfully navigate the difficult environment of Latin America." |
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Sonam Makker
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Duke University.
"UADE-EDDE is a strong institution with a world-class network." |
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Apolka Totth
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Duke University.
"This course provided a great foundation as regards opportunities and risks when evaluating both investments and business opportunities in Latin America. The course also provided a solid historical framework about the development of the continent¿s politics and business."
"I definitely became more aware and cognizant of the myriad issues one faces when confronting market opportunities in Latin America or any other international setting. The program brought up some valid points me must think about." |
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Kristie O´Bryant
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Duke University.
"I gained a deeper understanding of how history has affected the Latin American business environment, and the importance of understanding culture."
"For the most part, the professors were great. Many showed passion for Latin American business environment and challenged us in a number of ways." |
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Tim Hagerty
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2008. Duke University.
"I definitely have a better understanding of the history of the region, and the events that shaped the current economic, political, and social environments." |
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Jeff Alleva
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2007. Duke University.
"It is much more difficult to do business here than I every expected. However, doing business here is worthwhile on many levels." |
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Katherine Knipp
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2007. Duke University.
"Most important lessons learned were for those that were either misconceptions of L.A. from the U.S. or how things must managed differently here. The focus, on either opening a business in L.A. or expanding/operating your current organization, was very beneficial.
The program provided a very balanced approach of many topics in business -an excellent well -sounded education-." |
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Uyo Okebie Eichelberg
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2007. Duke University.
"The quality of the classes was immaculate, and yes, they showed international teaching standards. I think all the professors contributed and added value in each of their own ways.
Excellent program. Topics were very relevant and add value to my American approach and perspective to business." |
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Arthur Sevilla
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2007. Duke University.
"I have learned about cultural differences within South America. I have learned about the difficulty in valuing business enterprises.
My understanding of L.A. has drastically improved through the broad and comprehensive learning coming out of this program."
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Mike Thompson
Seminario Managing Latin America Business Orientation, 2007. Duke University.
"It was a great opportunity to apply what I have learned in Fuqua courses in Finance, Marketing and Strategy in the emerging Markets environment.I recognize how much diversity, risk and opportunity there is in L.A. Instead of viewing it as one large emerging Market, I really see many different Markets with different political and economic drivers.All of the professors were excellent. I feel they introduce a good mix of academic and practitioner views." |
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Clarence J. Mann
Professor and Associate Chair, International Programs. Director, Institute for Global Management UMUC Graduate School of Management & Technology, 2006.
"UMUC students had a great two-week cultural and business experience in Argentina as part of a Global MBA course. The study trip was wonderfully orchestrated by EDDE and its faculty. We visited a number of firms, and attended lectures on marketing, Mercosur, and entrepreneurship. At the heart of the course was working with EDDE students online and then face-to-face on company projects. UMUC students concluded their trip presenting their project recommendations to Tenaris S.A. concerning aspects of its seamless pipeline operations in Latin America and to Bodegas Toso on an export marketing plan for its fine wines." |
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Bertrand Guillotin
Director of International Center of The Fuqua School of Business. Duke University.
"The Managing Latin America Business Orientation Program from EDDE has demonstrated that innovative and academically challenging programs are particularly relevant to world-class MBA students and alumni. Many institutions claim to be innovative. However, EDDE has put words into action and has clearly experienced increasing demand for its tailor-made program. The Duke MBA students have benefited from a close partnership that originated between EDDE and Duke Universitys Fuqua School of Business and led to the creation of that program. It has been a privilege to work closely with a great institution to exceed students expectations." |
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