Carnegie Bosch Institute for Applied Studies in International Management in Carnegie Mellon’s Tepper School of Business is a recognized crossroads where business people and academics as well as experts from non-profit organizations exchange views and perspectives on timely issues related to international management, business, and global society. It is the place where insights, learning, and experience are shared for immediate as well as higher purposes. It is the place where knowledge is generated and relationships emerge.

Participants in our activities share insights and learnings that may be based on their own research and experience or which are external to their own scope of experience and expertise. Thus they put their views into a wider context. They look beyond their own domain in order to thrive on cross-discipline approaches rather than looking inside to further optimize functional skills and narrow expertise. To facilitate this type of exchange, Carnegie Bosch Institute identifies the most relevant current topics and key people that should be brought together.

NEGOTIATION STRATEGIES FOR BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS
Executive Seminar
February 7–8, 2008

MANAGEMENT OF SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND INTEGRATION
Executive Seminar
March 10–14, 2008
October 29–November 2, 2008 (tentative)
March 31–April 4, 2009

MULTIPOLAR INNOVATION
CBI International Conference
April 17, 2008

GLOBAL LEADERSHIP:
Executive Summer Forum
May 27–June 20, 2008

MASTERING M & A INTANGIBLES ACROSS BORDERS
Executive Seminar
October 8-10, 2008

APPLIED FINANCE IN GLOBAL CORPORATIONS
Executive Seminar
September 29–30, 2008

LEADERSHIP AS A DAILY CHALLENGE:
AN INTEGRATED APPROACH
Executive Seminar
October 19–24, 2008

LEADERSHIP AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT IN A
MULTICULTURAL CONTEXT
Executive Seminar
November 19–21, 2008

INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
CBI International Conference
November 16–18, 2008 • Doha, Qatar
By invitation only

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT—
HIGH TECH, HIGH TOUCH
Executive Seminar
2008 (Tentative, details forthcoming)