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Greetings from the Host School President June 2009 Dear Academy of International Business members: As President of San Diego State University, it is my pleasure to welcome you to “America’s Finest City.” We are honored to serve as the local host for the 2009 meeting of the Academy of International Business (AIB). Not surprisingly, SDSU’s location is key to many of our greatest attributes: a global perspective, derived in part from our strategic access to the Pacific Rim and Latin America; an entrepreneurial spirit; diverse and talented faculty and students; distinctive academic programs (many of which were created based on creating partnerships to address the needs of local industries); and application-oriented research. San Diego State’s mission is to produce graduates with the cultural competence and critical thinking skills necessary to make informed decisions in our increasingly complex and global society. Founded in 1897, SDSU is the largest university in San Diego and the third largest in California. Our campus community is home to more than 35,000 students and nearly 6,500 faculty and staff. San Diego State University, like the global marketplace, is characterized by rapid change. High demand for an SDSU education (for fall 2009 we had over 56,000 applications vying for approximately 7,000 spots) has produced increasing levels of student achievement and enabled us to recruit faculty and staff of national and international renown. These individuals—who are deeply committed to discovery and the advancement of scholarly work—comprise our greatest asset: intellectual capital that can be capitalized upon to address the world’s most pressing problems. These qualities are the reason behind our ranking as the No. 1 small research university in the country for two consecutive years by Academic Analytics. We take great pride in San Diego State University being home to “minds that move the world.” As home to one of the first centers of its kind, the Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER), I want to acknowledge CIBER’s Dr. Gangaram Singh, Mark J. Ballam, and Siv Lang Lim for their diligence in preparing to host the 2009 AIB meeting. In addition to this team, you will have an opportunity to meet SDSU Provost Nancy A. Marlin and Dean of our College of Business Administration Gail K. Naughton. Their dedication to academic rigor and commitment to internationalizing our campus has helped San Diego State gain a national reputation as a university of the highest caliber. San Diego State University boasts top-ranking programs including international business and entrepreneurship. (Our undergraduate international business program is the largest in the country.) SDSU also remains actively engaged with those we serve, leading to our establishing a number of new programs such as the global MBA, sports MBA, joint Ph.D./MBA in life sciences and MS regulatory affairs in response to the growing needs of our region. We are grateful for this opportunity to introduce you to many of SDSU’s dedicated teacher-scholars, their important research and academic programs. Serving as host to such a prominent group of international scholars and business leaders is indeed flattering—and recognition of our sustained commitment to high quality teaching, research and community service. On behalf of all my colleagues, I welcome you to San Diego and offer my best wishes for a successful and stimulating conference. Sincerely, Stephen L. Weber, President San Diego State University 6 Is the World Flat or Spiky? Implications for Global Strategies AIB 2009 Annual Conference San Diego, USA June 27–30
Greetings from the Host School Dean AIB 2009 Annual Conference San Diego, USA June 27–30 Is the World Flat or Spiky? Implications for Global Strategies 7
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