Center Launches "Gumbo of Opportunities" Podcast
Exploring Diverse Perspectives and Inspiring Stories in the New Podcast Hosted by Esteemed Scholars Dr. Gustavo Barboza and Dr. Alessandro Braga.
Exciting News! We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Gumbo of Opportunities podcast, hosted by the Center for International Business and proudly sponsored by the Loyola University New Orleans College of Business! 🎙️
In our inaugural episodes, we invite you to join us on a journey exploring the dynamic world of international business. Our first two episodes are now live, featuring insightful discussions that blend expert perspectives with real-world applications.
Each month, on the first Tuesday, we’ll present engaging conversations with remarkable guests who will share their experiences and expertise, making complex topics accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Whether you're a student, a professional, or simply curious about the global marketplace, there's something for you in each episode. We believe that collaboration and understanding are key to success in today’s interconnected world, and we’re excited to stir up great conversations that inspire new ideas and opportunities.
Tune in now, and let’s embark on this exciting adventure together! 🥄
Episode 1: Defining International Business Today
In this episode, Dr. Gustavo Barboza and Dr. Alessandro Braga explore the evolving landscape of international business. From foundational trade relationships to modern global dynamics, they define international business from both an academic and practical perspective. They discuss the significance of economic, political, and legal systems across borders, and the role of globalization and technological advancements in shaping today's interconnected world.
Episode 2: Knowledge Spillover Effects and Foreign Direct Investments
In this episode, our host, Farah Wells, Program Coordinator at the Center for International Business, welcomes Dr. Alessandro Braga, Research Postdoc Scholar, and Dr. Gustavo Barboza, Full Professor and Director of the Center for International Business. Together, they explore the relationship between knowledge spillover effects and foreign direct investments (FDI), drawing on research conducted in Costa Rica.