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- San Diego, California, United States
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Faculty Director of International Business at University of San Diego
Advisor, Student International Business Council - Institutions
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San Diego, California, United States
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- Community engagement Competitive analysis Digital marketing Market research Social media marketing
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University of San Diego Business Consulting
MGMT 497
Student teams are generally made up of approximately 6 members who are upper division students in our Knauss School of Business University of san Diego. The most common majors of students are: marketing, business administration, finance, business analytics, real estate and international business. As a Knauss School of Business faculty member, I oversee all student projects. LEARNER SKILLS Marketing research, Business consulting, Business strategy, Marketing strategy, Data analysis DELIVERABLES We work with different company types and across a wide variety of industries. The potential deliverables are many, as long as they are relevant to an undergraduate business student and are one semester in duration.
Student International Business Council Spring 2023
MGMT 414
Student teams are generally made up of 5-8 members who are upper division students in our Knauss School of Business. The most common majors of students in SIBC are: marketing, business administration, finance, real estate and international business. As a Knauss School of Business faculty member, I oversee all student projects.
Student International Business Council
MGMT 414
Student teams are generally made up of 5-8 members who are upper division students in our Knauss School of Business. The most common majors of students in SIBC are: marketing, business administration, finance, real estate and international business. As a Knauss School of Business faculty member, I oversee all student projects.
Social impact consulting project
MBA level students with graduate coursework in finance, marketing operations and strategy