An interview with Kent White, the CEO of A Child's Hope Foundation - a foundation that supports orphanage leaders and helps them to provide loving, family-style environments where the children can thrive.

Emma Brown shares her expertise on attachment theory disorder and how it affects children in disenfranchised areas.

Welcome to our first ever mini series! We are thrilled to welcome two fantastic MBA student hosts to our team. Joseph and Kenzie have interviewed multiple individuals about their experiences with various forms of childhood crisis. These episodes will explore what these adults lived through during adolescence, how they learned, grew, and overcame these challenges, and ultimately what we can can do in order to help alleviate these issues on a global basis. Thank you for listening!

Oscar Cordón shares insights from his two internship experiences in China. He demonstrates that it's possible to go abroad even with relatively little experience. From Oscar, you can also learn how to determine how deeply you dive into the culture of your host country when seeking out professional opportunities.

The number of U.S. students studying abroad has increased 15% in the last five years. But how can we break into international academic work? We've got four experienced guests lined up for our upcoming mini series on doing graduate school abroad. In this episode, they share their insights on finding impetus to study abroad, selecting the right opportunities, and the logistics of an international move. For more great content, visit us at internationalhub.org and join us on https://www.linkedin.com/company/internationalhub/mycompany/ (LinkedIn )and https://www.instagram.com/theinternationalhub/ (Instagram).

Learn about Dr. James Moore's experiences moving his young family across the world to China. Dr. Moore discusses his experiences adapting to life in China, becoming a CEO of an international company at a young age, and different global management strategies he's learned throughout his career. Dr. Moore now teaches at the Harvard Kennedy School where he is also currently getting his MPA.

Throughout history, sport has played a role in the shaping of our societies and communities. In this episode, we take a leap into some of these moments and explore the “why” behind the massive influence sports have on political and social issues. Former NBA player Earl Cureton shares his insight on the role of basketball within diverse teams and in local communities. We then outline some ways you can get involved with organizations that try to harness the power of sport to bring about positive change. Get Involved: Right to Play - https://righttoplay.com/en/ Football for Peace - https://footballforpeaceglobal.org/ Peace Players International - https://www.peaceplayers.org/ Earl Cureton's podcast - 3 League OGs https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3-league-ogs/id1548014597 Sources: Francois Peinaar's snippet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pdr5ksJhKi8 Rugby game announcer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8y63a5z0h4

In this episode, our guest Billie Sayavong discusses his experiences moving to Laos to start a business with one of his good friends. Billie walks us through what it’s like to start a restaurant in south east Asia. Learn how to manage customer and business relationships and find out how Billie found success both at home in California and abroad in Laos.

In this episode, Will Perry walks us through how his career path brought him to the favelas of Brazil, to the heart of Washington D.C., to his current residence in London. Listen to hear some of Perry’s favorite (and most dangerous) travel stories, as well as his valuable advice for future international professionals. Find more podcasts, videos, articles, assessments and other international business resources at internationalhub.org!

In this episode, https://www.linkedin.com/in/reziausman/ (Rezia Usman) walks us through some of the biggest lessons she has learned on the importance of networking in the business world. Although Rezia has lived in very different countries, she has found that being kind and making meaningful connections are universally important in building your network. Guest: Rezia Usman is a passionate educator with high interests in language education and international education. Her work experience extends from international higher-ed relations, student recruitment, classroom language teaching, teacher training, curriculum development, program implementation supervision, maintaining relationships with schools, providing academic information, and consultation on international program implementation.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooke-squires/ (Squires) walks us through her path to receiving and navigating an internship in China. She shares how she networked for the internship and how to have an open mind in a new culture, and also describes some of the cultural differences that she experienced. Guest: Brooke Squires grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, before graduating from the Global Supply Chain program at BYU. After an internship in China. Squires now works at Sunrise Technologies as a supply chain consultant on projects with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Come listen to the experiences of the young but accomplished Terry Zhang. He shares about working on cross-cultural teams as a management consultant in Dubai and provides advice every young professional can benefit from. Learn how to navigate complex cultural nuances and find out how Terry finds success in a fast-paced work life while still pursuing other passions outside of consulting.

Cragun’s unique engineering internship in China helped him get into one of the top MBA schools in the world. Get his advice on how to find great opportunities and find the internship that is best for you. Guest: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cragun-liston-4347874b/ (Cragun Liston) grew up in Ogden, Utah. He moved to Provo to study at Brigham Young University where he first started studying Finance before switching over to *Manufacturing Engineering*. Cragun was first exposed to Asian culture when he served a mission in the Chinatowns of New York City. He then did a couple of international internships while at BYU. The first, where he traveled around Asia with a group of BYU students and presented to the management of different companies. The second, he worked at a shrimp peeling factory in China to work on process optimization. After graduating from BYU Cragun worked at Whirlpool for a couple of years. He is currently starting up his first semester at Harvard Business School where he plans to get his MBA.

Join us as we talk to Dan Sundwall about his wide range of experiences working and managing teams in Mexico, India, and the Netherlands. From kidnappings to cutting off the Queen of Holland, Sundwall shares memorable anecdotes packed with valuable insights. (Most notably, Sundwall shares one of his greatest keys to international success—showing respect for other cultures by meeting their people halfway.)

In this episode, we talk with JeffJenkins, Senior Manager in National Office Accounting Consultations at Deloitte in their Finland office. Jeff shares his experiences and how he got to this point. He touches on work culture in Finland, and what the Finnish culture means for his family.

Dean Carolina Núñez discusses her background, her work as an immigration lawyer and the effects she saw that immigration can have in both business and government policy, and her work in multiple other organizations.

In this episode Jennifer Birtcher talks all about her experience living abroad for over 20 years. From Kenya to Saudi Arabia to Switzerland she’s found HR roles wherever she has gone.

Lori shows her excitement for travel and what it is like to work with various cultures around the world. She believes that being a team player and fostering curiosity is the best way to be successful in your career.

Dr. Chantel Sloan gives us a rundown of the coronavirus and its implications on the global economy.

In this episode, we talk with Kristie Seawright, a former professor at Brigham Young University. As a professor, Kristie led many study abroad programs to East Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. Kristie shares with us her experiences and lessons learned while conducting humanitarian projects in Malawi. We also discuss her thoughts on international bribery and corruption.