The International Business Institute is a cross-disciplinary unit within the College of Business Administration which supports the College’s efforts in promoting International Business Education within the College. The IB Institute offers students a wide range of study areas including international business, global leadership, human resource management, strategic management, industrial organizational psychology and workforce development.
In order to ensure excellence, UMSL has created an International Business Advisory Board that consists of a select group of senior level executives/managers from local, regional, and international organizations. The purpose of the board is to provide advice, assistance, direction, and insight to UMSL Business and the International Business Institute. The Board will support the mission of UMSL Business School and the IB Institute – to create and disseminate knowledge through teaching and research, and to serve our students, our profession and the business community.
Read the full International Business Advisory Board Statement of Understanding.
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Independent Consultant Former Vice President of Global Sales Operations Siemens |
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International Business Development Professional Red Spider Consulting, LLC |
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Founding Member Agreeco, LLC |
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Lloyd “Henry” Evitts Vice President, Manufacturing H-J Enterprises Inc. |
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CEO |
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Vice President; Global Franchise Support |
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Chief Growth Officer Nidec Motor Corporation |
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Chief Commercial Officer |
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Executive Director |
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Retired Regional Director, South East Asia |
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Director, International Business Institute |
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Dean, College of Business Administration University of Missouri-St. Louis |
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President |
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Director, P-8 & C-40 Program Management, Boeing Global Services |
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President |
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President and CEO |
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Vice President, Marketing at Bayer Crop Science |
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UMSL is the only public university in the region to carry dual AACSB accreditation for its business and accounting programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
