Save the Date: “Politics, Corporations and Society: New Questions and New Answers from the Old World”

After the great success of the 2018 Global Forum, hosted by the University of Vermont and led by professors Sanjay Sharma and Stuart Hart, we are proud to announce the 2019 Global Forum.
This year the meeting, entittled “Politics, Corporations and Society: New Questions and New Answers from the Old World”, will take place in the magic city of Seville, Spain on October 13th-15th. It will be hosted by San Telmo Business School.

We have confirmed several CEOs of the largest global corporation and some of the most influencial political European leaders will join the IAM fellows in exciting discussions on the future of globalization and corporations. In addition, our hosts have secured unique local experiences to give the most exclusive a taste of Andalucia.

If you would like to receive more information, please register your name and email on the following link:

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