Kamm Lecture Series Presents:
Growing a Region:
Globalization, Innovation, Science and Integrity
Pierre Jean Everaert, Chairman of InBev SA/NV
Monday, October 17, 2005 @ 8 p.m.
Pierre Jean Everaert
Strosacker College Union Ballroom
Pierre Jean Everaert currently serves as chairman of the board for InBev SA/NV, headquartered in Belgium. He has been CEO of five international companies and has served on multiple corporate boards in North America, Europe and Asia.
He has co-authored with C.K. Prahalad and Rosabeth Moss Kanter "The Organization of the Future" under the signature of Peter Drucker. He has extensive experience conducting business in China as well as other parts of Asia, Europe, South and North America.
He speaks 12 languages and has sufficient ability to conduct business in six. Having begun his career with Goodyear, he is familiar with northeast Ohio regional issues and feels strongly about the need for area companies to innovate at a global standard. His presentation will focus on the relationship of globalization, innovation, science and integrity.
This program is free and open to the public.
Schedule of events:
1pm -2:15pm Mr. Everaert will be with about 100 students focusing on “Globalization, Innovation and Integrity.” Location: Kamm 214.
2:30pm -3:45 pm Mr. Everaert will meet with B-W faculty focusing on “Science, Business and Liberal Arts in a Global Context.” Location: Grindstone Room in the Student Union.
4:00pm - 4:45pm Mr. Everaert will join Peter Rea and Alan Kolp for a celebration and signing of their new book, “Integrity is a Growth Market: Character-Based Leadership” with Mary Lou Higgerson, Academic Dean hosting. Location: Cybercafe-Bookstore area in the lower level of the Student Union.
6:00 pm - 7:45pm Invitation only dinner
Location: Colony Room in the Student Union
8:00 pm Lecture
Location: Student Union Ballroom
The Lecture Series:
The Carl Kamm Lecture Series in the College's Division of Business Administration is an endowed lecture series which addresses critical issues facing corporations and their managers in a rapidly changing business environment.
The College:
Baldwin-Wallace College is an independent, coeducational college founded in 1845 in Berea, Ohio. Affiliated with the United Methodist Church, Baldwin-Wallace was one of the first colleges to admit students without regard to race or gender. The College serves approximately 4600 students, including over 700 graduate students in business administration and education.
The College offers the Master of Business Administration degree, the MBA in Accounting, the MBA in Entrepreneurship, the MBA in Health Care, the MBA in Human Resources, the MBA in International Management, and the Executive MBA.
For more information:
Business Administration
Kamm Hall
440-826-2392