Peter Maillet, McIntire Center for Global Commerce
9 episodes
2 weeks ago
Welcome to Global Commerce Exchange. Our flagship podcast grew out of Professor Peter Maillet's conviction that global awareness and understanding are more important today than ever, especially during this time of urgent social, environmental, geopolitical, and technological challenges. These conversations are aimed at connecting our McIntire community of students, alumni, and friends to the global conversation on the future of business. Now, let’s get started.
Join us for twice monthly conversations during the academic year as we explore the intersection of global affairs and business through curated discussions with top business leaders and thinkers.
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Welcome to Global Commerce Exchange. Our flagship podcast grew out of Professor Peter Maillet's conviction that global awareness and understanding are more important today than ever, especially during this time of urgent social, environmental, geopolitical, and technological challenges. These conversations are aimed at connecting our McIntire community of students, alumni, and friends to the global conversation on the future of business. Now, let’s get started.
Join us for twice monthly conversations during the academic year as we explore the intersection of global affairs and business through curated discussions with top business leaders and thinkers.
A lively discussion of current topics in global financial markets, disruptive technology, and impact investing. In this episode, Prof. Maillet is joined by six fourth-year students at UVA’s McIntire School of Commerce and McIntire visiting lecturer Rick Carew. In the course of the question-and-answer session, Prof. Maillet provides historical context on the state of equity markets, as well as the potential impact of rising inflation on markets and the economy. Prof. Carew discusses the state of U.S.-China technology competition and how social media platforms are grappling with their growing importance in the public dialogue. The conversation concludes with a consideration of the role of the corporation and the interconnectedness of business and society. The views and opinions expressed on the Global Commerce Exchange podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia.
Global Commerce Exchange
Welcome to Global Commerce Exchange. Our flagship podcast grew out of Professor Peter Maillet's conviction that global awareness and understanding are more important today than ever, especially during this time of urgent social, environmental, geopolitical, and technological challenges. These conversations are aimed at connecting our McIntire community of students, alumni, and friends to the global conversation on the future of business. Now, let’s get started.
Join us for twice monthly conversations during the academic year as we explore the intersection of global affairs and business through curated discussions with top business leaders and thinkers.