Cinco Ríos - Colegio Bilingüe - Córdoba

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Hoy por la mañana alumnos de 5to y 6to año de nuestro colegio junto a alumnas del los mismo años del Colegio El Torreón participaron de una charla sobre la importancia del inglés y de los estudios universitarios expuesta completamente en inglés por el Dr. David Bruce*, especialista en Comercio Internacional, Profesor de la Georgia State University de Atlanta, Georgia.
En el video, el Dr. Bruce nos cuenta qué mensaje quiso transmitirle a los alumnos en su charla de la mañana.

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* David Bruce specializes in International Strategy, Commercial Diplomacy, Trade Development, Global Trade Policy, and Executive Education. He is a founder of the US-Latin America Trade program at IIB. Previously he served as the Director of International Program Development for the Ivan Allen College at Georgia Institute of Technology. At Georgia Tech he taught in Management and in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs. He was the academic director of the Regents’ Global Center of the University System of Georgia from 1991 to 1995. From 1985 to 1991 Dr. Bruce was the director of the University System’s International Business Council. IBC promoted international competitiveness through research, information services, and executive education. Before joining IBC, he taught international relations, directed the Career Development Office, and directed the International Management Division of the Monterey Institute of International Studies in California. Dr. Bruce has served as the Chairman of the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce of Georgia and President of the Georgia-Pernambuco (Brazil) Partners of the Americas. Other Latin American activities have included serving as a lecturer in Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, Venezuela, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay. A former member of the Board of the U.S. Southeast/Argentina Center, he was honored as a Knight of the Order of May by the Argentine Government. He has conducted executive programs in the United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany, Japan, and France as well as in Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Colombia, and Brazil.