International Business Members: Carla Ruiz Joohyun (Kristie) Kang Hui (Richard) Chen Ruth Calixto Carlos Quintero.

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International Business Members: Carla Ruiz Joohyun (Kristie) Kang Hui (Richard) Chen Ruth Calixto Carlos Quintero

What is International Business? International business comprises all commercial transactions that take place between two or more regions.

North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA): Canada-Mexico-United States European Union (EU): 28 members mostly of Europe Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement (APTA): Asia- Pacific region.

Job Titles Chief Executive Officers (CEO) Chief Financial Officers (CFO) Business Managers Specialties

Educational Requirements Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): Business Law Economics Accounting Business Statistics International Economics International Finance International Human Resource Management International Marketing Management

MBA Curriculum Accounting Business Strategy Economics Finance Human Resources Marketing Management Manufacturing and Production Operations Management Statistics Technology and Information Systems

LICENSES Patents Trademarks Copyrights Intellectual Property Production, distribution, and Marketing Systems

SKILLS Leadership Negotiator Planner, organizer and controller Knowledge of Management Be a multilingual Principles of importing and exporting Experiences coordinating data and resources

JOB DUTIES Responsible of Foreign Business Make deals and transactions Analyze global strategy Management employees

California Pay

CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK

National Pay

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK