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Ron Starner, executive director of IAMC |
Members Tell Us What Delivers the Most Value
IAMC Executive Director Ron Starner tells us what the survey said and lays out the road ahead.
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Why Geography Matters, Part II
Earlier this year, Jacksonville University hosted a talk by Harm de Blij, whose book Why Geography Matters explores the risks inherent in geographical illiteracy. On March 7, just after the final gavel has fallen at the IAMC Professional Forum on Amelia Island, a panel of IAMC members will travel to JU's Davis College of Business on the banks of the St. Johns River to further explore with students the role of place in economies, companies and potential careers.
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What does the proposed U.S. budget for fiscal year 2008 mean for the nation's competitiveness and research agenda? More urgently, what does the performance of U.S. students in mathematics indicate for same? Amid these weighty questions, our monthly selection of business intelligence also features items on pending union vote legislation, landscaping costs, the newest country to adopt the euro (hint: they used to use the tolar), freely flowing global capital and how it got that way and the salutary effects of FDI on domestic investment and savings.
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From Malaysia to Roanoke, Houston to Spain, news from IAMC member organizations has a lot to do with ports, performance and power. |
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The Port of Houston christened its new Bayport Container Terminal (left) at the same occasion that saw CMA CGM christen its newest vessel (also left). Nearby, IAMC member firm First Industrial is preparing to christen its 88-acre InterPort Business park.
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