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Ranked MBA Programs in Washington, D.C.

By Fri, May 10, 2013 8:02PM UTC 0 Comment

The Washington, D.C. area offers many advantages for those looking to begin or continue their career. Washington, D.C., is home to more than 1,000 international firms from 50 countries. More and more multinational companies are coming to the National Capital Region to take advantage of what our region has to offer. According to Inc Magazine’s Best of the Inc 5000 list published in 2012, Washington, D.C., has the second largest number of companies in America. And just this week, the U.S. Department of Labor reported that our area’s unemployment rate dropped to 5.3%.

The Washington, D.C., region is growing each day,...

Thailand lifts ban on Preah Vihear border conflict documentary

By Fri, Apr 26, 2013 9:30AM UTC 0 Comment A Cambodian temple security guard on patrol at Preah Vihear temple. Pic: AP.

Earlier this week, the Thai independent documentary “Boundary” or “ฟ้าต่ำแผ่นดินสูง” (literally “Low heaven, high ground”) on the Thai-Cambodia border dispute around the ancient Hindu temple Preah Vihear was banned from commercial release by a sub-committee of the Thai national Film and Video Board (see previous coverage) for endangering “national security and international relations” and misinforming...

The art of making guests feel welcome

By Wed, Apr 17, 2013 1:37PM UTC 0 Comment The art of making guests feel welcome

When it comes to the hotel and B&B industry, what’s the secret of making guests feel at home? That feeling of cosy, comfy surroundings where the atmosphere is relaxed, warm, and friendly? A sense of belonging?

A sincere welcome goes a long way… Sincerity, warmth and caring are the keywords to ensure a guest’s feelings of belonging. It goes beyond words – it’s all about actions!

As a manager who welcomes the guests on arrival, you need to be genuine, positive, and reassuring. A warm hearty handshake makes a guest feel like they’ve made the right choice to stay. Introduce yourself, and...

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Commerce grads sent off in style at Dean’s Scene

By Thu, Apr 11, 2013 3:56PM UTC 0 Comment Commerce grads sent off in style at Dean’s Scene

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Commerce grads sent off in style at Dean’s Scene

Outstanding students, professors and staff recognized

Kingston, ON – April 5, 2013 – The Commerce graduating class was out in full force to celebrate the end of their four-year journey. The Dean’s Scene — an evening of presentations, a few speeches and a reception in the Bio-Sciences building — brought together the Commerce Class of 2013, faculty and staff for the festivities.

Class Valedictorian Ben Jain gave a thoughtful and rousing speech, and the following awards were presented by Dean David Saunders.

* Comm’74 Award — for contribution...

How to Choose the right Global MBA Program

By Tue, Apr 09, 2013 4:30PM UTC 0 Comment

How to Choose the right Global MBA Program

By Keegan Cassady, MBA candidate May 2013

Does your Global MBA program take you to Brazil?  Does it house you in five star hotels, right off the beaches of Rio de Janeiro?  Does it dine you on the finest cuisine that Brazil has to offer?  George Mason’s global MBA program does, starting this year.  Innovation, as they say, is Tradition.

Every year, each Mason MBA cohort takes an excursion to some marvelous port of call.  The focus is chiefly becoming the BRIC’s: Brazil, Russia, India, and China, those fastest booming...

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