Let me introduce myself. I am originally from Buffalo, NY. I graduated from University of Virginia in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology. I spent two years working at the FBI as an analyst before making the decision to go back to school to get my MBA. I decided […]
With tropical storm Lee blessing us with quite a lot of rain, Nico takes a walk around campus. Week#3 – Tulane University wet campus tour from Nicolas Merlaud on Vimeo. Third week. Tulane campus. Tropical Storm Lee. Monoprix Tee shirt. more videos at vimeo.com/channels/nicoinnola
So what did we do in China for a week? We learned first-hand why China is such a big issue for all types of businesses. Probably the most insightful thing any of our guest lecturers and professors told us is “please, give us time.” China is in full gallop trying […]
After a morning with two American speakers (one Commerce Officer in the US Embassy, one Bar/Restaurant Owner), a few MBA2’s take time out for a picture in Beijing’s Forbidden City. See if you can find MBA Blogger, Louis David!
Buenos Aires, Argentina. This was taken from in front of our hotel, which was just a few blocks away from the Federal Congress.
With just a few hours of naps in an airplane and on a couch – over the past two days I’ve explored markets in Buenos Aires, watched an NFL game in South America (British bars always have satellite TV), flown 12 hours back to the states, gone to class, and […]
Dedicated MBA2s find the Saints game while studying in Buenos Aires. Who dat?!
Tonight is for packing. I’m leaving for South America tomorrow for our 2nd year MBA Global Leadership trip. Starting Monday, we’ll attend lectures and visit companies in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Most of our class will leave New Orleans on Saturday for Argentina, but a few friends and I are heading […]
After more than two weeks in Europe, it’s back to work for many of us first-year MBA students. Two weeks ago, we left for a Global Leadership class in Paris. The following week was our Spring Break – so many of us stayed in Europe to travel. Along with some […]
We all leave for Paris in t-minus 24 hours. In between now and then, I have to finish a management paper, finish packing, go to my 6:30pm night class and try to visit a friend who is in town from New York. It’ll be an interesting day. As many of […]
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