Michael Czinkota – författare

In the fast-paced world of global business, success is marked by the ability to stay on top of currents events, to recognize new trends, and to react quickly to change. This book offers contributions by global marketing authorities to help you understand this rapidly changing international environment and respond to opportunities and perils.

Editors Michael R. Czinkota and Ilkka A. Ronkainen use their years of experience in policy, business, and academia to provide these readings noted for their currency, relevancy, and scholarly depth.

In the fast-paced world of global business, success is marked by the ability to stay on top of currents events, to recognize new trends, and to react quickly to change. This book offers contributions by global marketing authorities to help you understand this rapidly changing international environment and respond to opportunities and perils.

Editors Michael R. Czinkota and Ilkka A. Ronkainen use their years of experience in policy, business, and academia to provide these readings noted for their currency, relevancy, and scholarly depth.

Czinkota quickly takes the reader on a voyage between sight and word, and even hard core analysts will not be able to avoid cracking the occasional smile. A long-term vision, accompanied by ongoing analysis of the key international business and marketing issues that shape our global world is just a little of what you’ll find inside. There is the old saying that “When storms come about, little birds seek to shelter, while eagles soar.” By reading and enjoying this book, you are hopefully likely to prefer the altitude of the eagles!

Following on the heels of his first successful book on opinions and insights As I Was Saying...Observations on International Business and Trade Policy, Exports, Education, and the Future, Michael Czintoka has invited us into his world again, to get a better perspective of issues, campaigns, and phenomena.

Inside, you’ll be able to easily follow the commentary format, allowing you to escape the frequent feeling that learning is unpleasant. Each article and the accompanying cartoon (remember, a picture can be worth a thousand words) represent a thought opportunity to chew on.