INCAE ON SUSTAINABILITY

Doing Business in... (DBi) -
New York University Stern
Program
This one-week intensive program includes
classes, corporate visits, speakers and cultural
interactions. Students from NYU attend lectures
at INCAE on sustainability and economy, public
policy and industry competition, as well as the
role of business in national development goals.
DBi courses enable students to explore how
business is conducted in another country,
and develop a deeper understanding of the
issues, opportunities and challenges faced by
businesses operating there.
Global Network Week
Doing Business in Latin America: The
Competitiveness and Sustainability Challenge
Global Network Week is a focused mini course
that gives MBA students and faculty the
opportunity to pursue intensive study at another
network school, leveraging the perspectives,
programs and faculty expertise of the other
school.
Students will analyze the current challenges and
opportunities for doing business in the region,
both from a macro and micro perspective,
covering the most important topics in order to
comprehend the intricacies of the region.
Lectures include the political economy of regional
integration; microeconomics of competitiveness;
sustainability management; public-private
partnerships; implementing CSR strategy; BoP
and the creation of social value; agribusiness and
global value chains; and investment in emerging
markets.
PRINCIPLE 2: VALUES
Víctor Umaña
Director of the Latin American Center
for Competitiveness and Sustainable
Development
victor.umana@incae.edu
Luis Umaña
Executive Director of Master’s
Programs
luis.umana@incae.edu
International Students at the Walter Kissling Gam Campus, Costa Rica
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