are updating their Facebook site

often with additional information

regarding the conference https://

www.facebook.com/pages/Siec-

Isbe-Finland/316078241786764 .

If you have any questions about

the conference, please contact

your regional VP (contact infor-

mation is on the back page of this

newsletter), your national Presi-

dent, or you can contact Judy or

me. We will be happy to answer

your questions and direct you to

the needed information. I hope

to see you in beautiful Helsinki

this summer!

Warm SIEC Regards from Ice-land, Petra Bragadóttir International President, 2013-2015

Dear SIEC friends:

I have often thought about how

lucky I was ten years ago when I

went to my first SIEC-ISBE confer-

ence in Stockholm. I have attend-

ed every year since, both the

International Conferences and

Nordic Conferences, and they are

always special. I think about the

opportunities I have had to share

ideas with educators from other

countries and how my attend-

ance at these conferences has

helped me to develop partner-

ships with members from differ-

ent countries and last, but not

least, to meet with all the friendly

people from all over the world

that are members in this special

organization. It is like a big family

reunion every year. We need to

increase the attendance at these

conferences and include as many

representatives from different

countries as possible. Everyone

will benefit and we will all get

more out of it by increasing the

diversity. So spread the word!

I am very excited to go to my first

NBEA conference in Los Angeles,

April 15th – 19th and to meet with

SIEC-ISBE members there. In

addition, the German speaking

countries are hosting their annual

Conference in the end of May.

I just returned from the annual

Executive Committee meeting

that took place in Helsinki in

the end of January. The EC had

a very productive meeting with

many great ideas. Additionally,

we were able to see the venue

for our conference this summer

and met with some members

from the organizing committee

in the Finnish Chapter. The

conference site, Arcada Univer-

sity of Applied Science, is a new

very beautifully designed building

and Helsinki is a wonderful city.

Make plans to attend the confer-

ence, I am sure of it will be great.

The pre-conference tour will take

you to St. Petersburg in Russia, a

beautiful city with a rich history

and interesting museums. The

State Hermitage, museum of art

and culture in St Petersburg is

one of the largest and oldest

museums in the world. It´s a

„must see“. The post conference

tours will take you to Tallin in

Estonia.

Please see the brochure about

the conference in this newsletter.

Additional details can be found

on our website. The URL is http://

www.siec-isbe.org. The confer-

ence website is located on the

Finnish Chapter website and they

President’s Message Petra Bragadóttir, International President

Permanent Office, Madison, WI USA

March 2014 Volume 8, Number 3

German-speaking Invitation

Visit our website:

http://www.siec-

isbe.org for all the

latest information

Next newsletter

deadline is

May 15

International Con-

ference Registra-

tion Deadline is

Petra in Helsinki, Finland

Inside:

Page 2: German-speaking invitation and

Pre-Conference Tours

Page 3: Call for Nominations for the

Chair of the Professional Development

Committee

Page 4: Upcoming deadlines and Mem-

bership Challenge

Page 5: News from around the world

Page 6: Creating a Globally Connected

Classroom

Page 7: Conference Hotels

Page 8: Nordic Invitation

Page 10: Conference Brochure

Page 14: Contact Information

The theme for the up-coming German-speaking Conference

is Learning Outcomes - Kompetenzorien-tierung in der berufli-chen Bildung.

The Dreiländertreffen will take place in Mu-nich (Germany) from May 29 to May 31.

Save the date!

Among others there will contributions by scientists from the

universities of Munich and Bamberg.

More detailed infor-mation will be distrib-uted to the members of the German speak-ing chapters soon. Other SIEC members

who are interested in participating can get

into contact with SIEC Germany in order to receive the program:

siec@gmx.net.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

Page 2

German-speaking Invitation

Allegro brings St. Petersburg closer

New high-speed Allegro

services between Helsinki

and St. Petersburg

started on 12 December

2010. The travel time

between the two cities is

three and a half hours.

The train is spacious and

the interior is timelessly

classy and it has a wide

variety of onboard

services.

Sokos Hotel Palace

Bridge

The Sokos Hotel Palace

Bridge has a fantastic

location in a secluded

corner of Vasilevskiy

Island, right next to the

Kunstkamer, the Old

Stock Exchange, and

many more historic

buildings, and just across

Palace Bridge from the

Hermitage and Palace

Square.

During the city tour it

is possible to see this

Russia's cultural

capital, St. Petersburg

A city of palaces and

museums, broad avenues

and winding canals, St.

Petersburg's short history

has endowed the city

with a wealth of

architectural and artistic

treasures. Alongside

world-famous attractions

such as the Hermitage,

St. Isaac's Cathedral and

the Mariinsky Theatre,

the city has scores of

lesser known but equally

fascinating sights.

Peterhof

One of St. Petersburg's

most famous and popular

visitor attractions, the

palace and park at

Peterhof (also known as

Petrodvorets) are often

referred to as "the

Russian Versaille",

although many visitors

conclude that the

comparison does a

disservice to the grandeur

and scope of this majestic

estate.

The Winter Palace –

The Hermitage

The residence of the

Russian emperors enables

you to make a unique

journey through time.

Pre-Conference Tour Planned

Page 3

Volume 8, Number 3

SIEC-ISBE is accepting applications for the position of Professional Development Committee (PDC) Chairperson. The PDC Chair will be appointed by resolution of the Assembly of Delegates at the In-ternational Conference. The individual is appointed for a maximum term of three (3) years and may be re-nominated by the Executive Committee to serve one additional three-year term, subject to ap-proval by the Assembly of Delegates.

Candidates for the SIEC-ISBE PDC Chairperson must have the following qualifications:

a. must be an individual member of SIEC-ISBE and a member in good standing of his/her National Chapter

b. must be knowledgeable about SIEC-ISBE’s structure, objectives and activities

c. must have actively participated in SIEC-ISBE activities, including having attended three of the last six international conferences prior to appointment

d. must commit to attend all meetings of the Executive Committee and all meetings of the Board and the Assembly of Delegates at the yearly International Conference

Candidates for the SIEC-ISBE PDC Chairperson must have the ability to:

Develop and facilitate a Committee structure to accommodate the various responsibilities and activities of the Committee

Communicate with Committee members throughout the year to provide direction and assistance in meeting the Committee’s responsibilities

Compile a schedule of professional development activities to be held during the Annual Confer-ence

Coordinate and implement, with Committee members, activities approved and sponsored by the Committee during the year and at the Annual Conference

All applications (no longer than two pages) must be sent to the General Secretary by 30 April 2014. Profiles of the candidates should cover the above-mentioned points. Addi-tional background information or experiences regarding qualifications for the position may be included. Candidates will be interviewed by the Election Committee at the Inter-national Conference; the nomination will be presented to the Assembly of Delegates for approval. Email applications to: Dr. Judith Olson-Sutton, General Secretary: jsut-ton@madisoncollege.edu *Please note: This appointment is contingent upon the approval of the restructuring of SIEC-ISBE Committees and the establishment of the Professional Development Commit-tee at the International Conference in Helsinki, Finland, in August 2014.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF SIEC-ISBE’S PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON*

April 30, 2014

Nominations for the Chairper-

son of the Professional Devel-

opment Committee are due.

Details can be found in this

newsletter and on our website.

May 15, 2014

Newsletter Deadline--to sub-

mit, visit our Publica-

tions Page or e-mail tdavis(a)

ilstu.edu

Content requested from mem-

bers:

Teaching tips

Member articles about in-

ternational topics and lesson

plans

June 1, 2014

Registration for the 86th Inter-

national Conference to be held

in Helsinki, Finland.

cuss the advantages of SIEC-

ISBE this year. If each current

member found one person to

join, our organization would be

a powerful voice for Business

Education in the world.

During the International Con-

ference, Outgoing IP Tamra

Davis-Maxwell challenged each

chapter to find 2 (just 2) new

members while keeping all of

their current members. The

US Chapter was challenged to

increase their membership by

15 new recruits.

Membership is the driving

force for our organization.

Without new members bring

new ideas to our discussions,

conferences, and activities, the

organization cannot grow and

prosper.

Take the membership pledge

to find one colleague and dis-

Be the voice for Business Edu-

cation. Share our message and

recruit!

Upcoming Deadlines for SIEC-ISBE

Membership Challenge Issued

Has your chapter held an event that would be of

interest to our membership? If so, please share a

brief description and pictures! Thank you.

Page 4

Images from Helsinki

I Don’t Have Anything to Contribute to the Organization . . .

Submitted by Tamra Davis-

Maxwell

I have heard potential members

state that they will only join on

the years that they can attend

an international conference

because they “have nothing to

contribute.”

I disagree! Every business

teacher has something to con-

tribute to our organization.

The classroom teacher is using

materials, lesson plans, or tech-

nology tools that are new to

many teachers. Share your

ideas. We are all teachers

trying to meet the multitude of

obligations and expectations

that are placed upon us by

other teachers, administrators,

parents, students, and the gov-

ernment. I am asking each

person who reads this newslet-

ter to send one thing that can

be included in a future newslet-

ter or on our website.

Teacher educators are working

with future teachers to prepare

them to create lessons and

activities for the classroom.

Many of the assignments that

teacher education candidates

are given result in fresh, inno-

vative ideas for classroom ap-

plications. Ask your teacher

education students to share

their ideas.

Administrators see wonderful

things in the classroom. Please

encourage your teachers to

share their inspiring stories

with others.

Finally, university teachers are

conducting research and writ-

ing manuscripts. Please consid-

er submitting your manuscript

to the International Journal for

Business Education.

Submission is easy. Take 5

minutes and send your contri-

bution as an attachment. You

can e-mail contributions at any

time. I have created a file sys-

tem where I can store items

until they can be incorporated

into one of our publications.

My e-mail address is

tdavis2@ilstu.edu.

What’s taking you so long? I’m

waiting for your e-mail. :)

Additionally, we have wonder-

ful social media sites in place.

Share in the discussions on

Facebook, LinkedIn, and our

own Website. To make it

easy, I have included direct

links from this article.

Join the conversation today!

US Chapter to hold annual meeting The U.S. Chapter will hold its annual meeting during the National Business Education Association’s Convention, April 15—19, 2014, in Los Ange-

les, California.

86th International Conference Fees Reduced

Liisa Sjoblom has announced that the 2014 conference registration fees have been reduced from 675 Euros to 590 Euros. For Delegates choos-

ing the four-day option August 3-6, the fee is 450 Euros.

The conference will be held at ARCADA University of Applied Sciences.

Registration will be open on Sunday, August 3, at both conference hotels—Ava and Paasi Scandic.

General sessions with keynote speakers representing economics, education, and culture, will be featured as well as cultural, company, and school

visits. Cultural visits will include a city tour, Fiskars Village and Porvoo.

One evening is set aside for Chapter dinners/meetings. The conference will end with the closing dinner at the Scandic Paasitorni. Dress for the

evening will be “Smart Casual.”

An accompanying persons program is available for $590 Euros.

Pre- and Post-conference tours are available. Check the SIEC-ISBE Finland Chapter website for current information.

www.siec.fi Page 5

Creating a Globally Connected Classroom

Submitted by Mary Risner, US Chapter Membership Director

Why Globally Connect- Perspectives from the Business World:

2012 Report from the Economist Intelligence Unit- Competing Across Borders- How Cultural and Communication Barriers

Affect Business

“What Business Wants?” Language Flagship Report

http://nble.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/what_business_wants_report_final_7_09.pdf

4 Reasons Why Global Fluency Matters Hewlett Packard-Jim Vanides

http://h30507.www3.hp.com/t5/Teaching-Learning-amp-Technology/4-Reasons-Why-Global-Fluency-Matters-an-open-

letter-to-6th/ba-p/99953

Why Globally Connect- Perspectives from Academia:

AACSB 2011 Globalization of Management Education Report http://www.aacsb.edu/publications/researchreports/

U.S.D.O.E. Engaging the World: U.S. Global Competence in the 21st Century http://www.usglobalcompetence.org/

videos/index.html

Global Competence Is a 21st Century Imperative NEA Policy Brief

http://www.nea.org/assets/docs/HE/PB28A_Global_Competence11.pdf

Educating for Global Competence: Preparing Our Youth to Engage the World

http://www.edsteps.org/ccsso/SampleWorks/matrix.pdf

Ways to Globally Connect:

Global Education Collaborative Ning http://www.globaleducationconference.com/

iEarn (International Education and Resource Network) http://www.iearn.org/

E-Pals Global Community http://www.epals.com/

Teletandem Brazil http://www.teletandembrasil.org/home.asp?NewLangID=1

GLOBE HS http://www.ja.org/jaworldwide/programs/programs_high_globe_obj.shtml GLOBE Middle School http://

www.ja.org/programs/programs_mid_global_obj.shtml

International Business Education Resources:

http://nble.org/business-education/

http://www.nbea.org/newsite/curriculum/standards/international.html

http://www.isbeusa.org/index.html

Contact Information to Connect Your Classroom Globally:

Mary Risner at mrisner@latam.ufl.edu

Joanne Kazmierski- joannek@jaxport.com

Page 6

Helsinki Conference Hotels

Submitted by John Lightle, US Vice-President

to SIEC

Two hotels are recommended for those

attending the Helsinki Conference; Hotel

Scandic Paasi and Hotel Ava. Both are

nice, clean hotels with very friendly, help-

ful front desk staff. Both are located with-

in two blocks of multiple tram and bus

stops.

Signage throughout the city are typically in

two languages—Finnish and Swedish—

almost no English signage. Because I have

trouble understanding the pronunciation, I

usually asked the desk clerks to print the

name of transportation stops that I need-

ed so that I could more easily get myself

to the correct stops.

Hotel Ava is located in a high rise residen-

tial area near Helsinki Business College

campus. A few ethnic restaurants, bar,

and drug store are nearby. There is a nice

park in front of the hotel. The buffet

breakfast has limited selection but is very

adequate to begin your day. There is no

restaurant or bar in the hotel.

Studio rooms have a sink, refrigerator, and

tea kettle. Bath-

rooms are small.

Board, committee,

and EC meetings

will be held at the

Ava. You can walk

through the park

and coop gardens

to ARCADA Uni-

versity for the gen-

eral and pedagogical

sessions. Public

transportation is

also available to

travel to ARCADA.

Weekend rates at the Ava begin at 58.5 Eu-

ros and weekday rates begin at 77.5 Euros.

Both include buffet breakfast.

Hotel Paasi Scandic is located in a business

district and is closer to the city center area

but not within walking dis-

tance. This hotel is full

service with a restaurant

and a lobby bar. The rooms

are a little bigger than the

Ava as are the bathrooms.

Restaurants are in the area

and only a few tram stops

will get you to the city cen-

ter. The breakfast has a

large selection of food

items.

The Friday evening closing

gala will be held in the ad-

joining conference center to

the Paasi. Public transportation is available

to ARCADA University as it is too far to

walk.

Rates at the Passi begin at 129 Euros

including buffet breakfast.

Public trans-

portation is

very good.

Correspond

with your

hotel in ad-

vance request-

ing transporta-

tion directions

from the air-

port to the

hotel including

the bus stops.

Buses are

located at

Platform 21 at

the airport for

either Bus 60 or 65. The bus cost is 5

or 6 Euros to the hotel stops. Airport

taxi is available at a cost of 29.5 Euros

for one or two passengers. The charge

increases for each additional passenger.

Other taxis or non-scheduled taxis

cost 45-50 Euros from the airport to

the hotels.

Contact information for the two ho-

tels:

www.ava.fi or email varaukset@ava.fi

www.scandichotels.fi/paasi or email

paasi@scandichotels.com

I recommend purchasing a multiple day

transportation pass for Helsinki. You

likely only need the pass for Helsinki

and not for any of the regions (which

increases the price). They can be pur-

chased at R Kiosks and likely other

locations as well. Passes are good for

trams, buses, and subways provided

that stay in Helsinki and in the adjoining

regions.

Ava Hotel Room

Scandic Hotel Room

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SIEC-ISBE

86th International Conference in Helsinki

Conference Registration

Delegates or Accompanying Persons conference fees 590Four-day option August 3 through August 6, 2014 for Delegates

Registration deadline with above prices June 1, 2014!Registration and updates on SIEC/ISBE Finland website www.siec.

Find us on Facebook www.facebook.com/siecisbehelsinki2014

Registration on www.siec.fi

August 3 through August 8, 2014

SERVICE DESIGN

Arcada University of Applied Sciences

Jan-Magnus Janssonin aukio 1 Helsinki, Finland

ISBE

86th International Conference in Helsinki

ying Persons conference fees 590 €. for Delegates 450 €.

prices June 1, 2014! website www.siec.fi.

www.facebook.com/siecisbehelsinki2014

SERVICE DESIGN

Tentative Program for Delegates

Registration by June 1. 2014, for reduced registration fees. Fee after 1.6.2014 is 675 €.Conference meetings will be held at Arcada University of Applied Sciences, JanJanssonin aukio 1.

Sunday, August 3 First Timers Meeting Get Together

Monday, August 4 Opening Ceremony and Keynote Speakers Dr. Satu Miettinen: Service Design1st Assembly of Delegates Helsinki City Tour Evening Reception at City Hall

Tuesday, August 5 Workshops, Seminars and Presentations Walk and Talk, Networking Program Factory Visit to Arabia Ceramics Factory Dinner

Wednesday, August 6 Workshops, Seminars and Presentations Walk and Talk Company visits to UPM-Kymmene or Academic Bookstore Chapter Meetings

Thursday, August 7 Company Visits to Fiskars Village, a center of Finnish art and designCompany Visits in the City of Porvoo, Finland’s second oldest town.Free Evening

Friday, August 8 Keynote Speakers 2nd Assembly of Delegates Free Afternoon Board Meeting, Ped. com. and Executive meetings Galadinner at Café Ursula

2014 is 675 €. will be held at Arcada University of Applied Sciences, Jan-Magnus

Service Design

Village, a center of Finnish art and design or , Finland’s second oldest town.

Tentative Program for Accompanying Persons

Only persons registered as an Accompanying Person may participate in the Accompanying Persons’ Program.

Sunday, August 3 First Timers’ Meeting Get-together

Monday, August 4 Opening Ceremony and Keynote Speakers Dr. Satu Miettinen: Service DesignInfo for the Accompanying Persons and Tour of Arcada school premisesHelsinki City Tour Evening Reception at City Hall

Tuesday, August 5 Ateneum Art Museum Kumpula Botanic Garden Museum of Technology Factory Visit to Arabia Ceramics Factory Dinner

Wednesday, August 6 Suomenlinna Sea Fortress, World Heritage Site Visit to Market Square Company Visits and Shopping at Esplanadi: Marimekko, Artek andAcademic Bookstore Chapter Meetings and Free Evening

Thursday, August 7 Company Visits to Fiskars Village, a center of Finnish art and design Company Visits in the City of Porvoo, Finland’s second oldest town.Free Evening

Friday, August 8 Finnish Nature Centre Haltia at Nuuksio National Park or Heureka, The Finnish Science Centre and Finnish Aviation MuseumFree Afternoon Galadinner at Café Ursula

ersons

Only persons registered as an Accompanying Person may participate in the

Dr. Satu Miettinen: Service Design Arcada school premises

Artek and

Village, a center of Finnish art and design or City of Porvoo, Finland’s second oldest town.

Aviation Museum

Accommodation

Further information about the pre- and post-conference tours is found on SIECwebsite www.siec.fi!

Hotel Scandic Paasi Paasivuorenkatu 5, 00530 Helsinki Tel. +358 9 2311700 paasi@scandichotels.com www.scandichotels.fi/paasi

Reserve hotel by July 18, 2014 in order to guarantee the above rates. Reservations directly to the hotel. Use reservation code ARC030814. Hotel Ava Karstulantie 6, 00550 Helsinki Tel. +358 9 774 751 varaukset@ava.fi www.ava.fi Reserve hotel by June 3, 2014 in order to guarantee the above rates. Reservations via email to the hotel. Use reservation code SIEC Finland.

Pre- and Post-Conference Tours

Pre-Conference Tour July, 31 through August 2, 2014. St. Petersburg, Russia. approx. 500 € Including e.g. City tour, Peterhof, The Hermitage. Pre-tour is organized if a minimum of 10 persons are attending. Post-Conference Tour August 9, 2014 Day cruise to Tallinn, Estonia. approx. 50 € Including the cruise to Tallinn and city tour.

Single Room 129 €Double/Twin Room 139 €Including Breakfast Buffet

Single Room Double Room Studio Room for 1 person Studio Room for 2 persons Apartment with 2 rooms for 4 persons Apartment with 3 rooms for 6 persons Including Breakfast Buffet

is found on SIEC-ISBE Finland’s

Single Room 129 € Double/Twin Room 139 € Including Breakfast Buffet

Mon-Fri Fri-Mon 77.5 € 58.5 € 100 € 76 € 87.5 € 70.5 €

106 € 88 € Apartment with 2 rooms for

162 € 133 € Apartment with 3 rooms for

214 € 184 €

Welcome to Stockholm and Vaxholm

25 - 28 September 2014

VAXHOLM is an idyllic archipelago town with many well-preserved wooden houses from the turn of the last century, painted in the archipelago’s typical delicate pastel tones. Vaxholm has numerous charming restaurants, cafés and shops.

Waxholm Hotel, with its great views of the fortress and harbour, is a classic choice for lunch or dinner, or a nice weekend.

20th Nordic SIEC-ISBE Conference

Vaxholm, Sweden

25 - 28 September 2014

ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN A SMALL TOWN

PREL. PROGRAM

Thursday 25 September 18.00 - 20.00 Meeting for Nordic presidents and members of Pedagogical and Network Committee, Hotel Sergel Plaza 20.00 - - Mingling for everyone and a light buffé, Hotel Sergel Plaza

Friday 26 September 9.00 - 10.00 Meeting for Nordic presidents and members of Pedagogical and Network Committee, Hotel Sergel Plaza. 10.00 - 12.30 Welcome and lecture: Entrepreneurship in the future? 12.30 - 14. 00 Lunch at Hotel Sergel Plaza and a walk to Strömkajen 14.00 - 15.00 Boat to Vaxholm, a guided tour 15.30 Registration and check in at Hotel Vaxholm 16.00 Welcome to Vaxholm in the City Hall 19.00 Dinner at Hamnkrogen, Vaxholm

Saturday 27 September 9 - 12 Vaxholm City Hall, lectures by local entrepreneurs 12 - 13 Lunch 13 - 15 A walk around town to visit "our" entrepreneurs and other shops 15 - 17 Coffee at Hembygdsgården. A discussion of the results from the

walk. The Fishing Muséum is open. 19.00 Dinner at Vaxholm Hotel.

Sunday 28 September 9 - 11.30 City Hall, lectures and workshops

E-commerce

Disussion about PISA - Why are you doing so well in the other Nordic countries? Chair Prof Paul Andrews

Young Enterprise 11.30 Light lunch at Vaxholm Hotel 13.00 ca Boat to Stockholm (back in Stockholm ca 2.00 pm)

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

Conference fee: €265 (2 500 Sek, includes everything in the

program except accommodation). To be paid to bank account:

IBAN: SE98 9500 0099 6034 0002 3721

BIC-kod (SWIFT-adress): NDEASESS

Owner of the account: SIEC SWEDEN, C/O EKSTRÖM ,

VIOLINV 8, 43544 MÖLNLYCKE

Address to the bank: Nordea Bank AB , S-105 71 Stockholm.

Or to Plusgirokonto 23 72-1 for Swedish delegates.

Accommodation: Hotel Vaxholm, Vaxholm, two nights 26 - 28 September. Single room: 2 190 Sek incl. breakfast for two nights

Double room: 1 570 Sek incl. breakfast/person for two nights

Reservation: www.waxholmshotell.se. Code:SIEC

Hotel Sergel Plaza, Stockholm, (if needed 25 September). Single room: 1 440 Sek incl. breakfast

Double room: 1 440 Sek incl. breakfast/room

Reservation: www.scandichotels.se, Sergel Plaza Stockholm.

Code: SIEC140925.

Registration: Register no later than August 25th, 2014, to

Monica Tengling, email: monica.tengling@tedak.se.

Tel: +4633294342, +46706294342.

SOCIÉTÉ INTERNATIONALE POUR l´EINSEIGNEMENT COMMERCIAL

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR BUSINESS EDUCATION

6302 Mineral Point Road, #100

Madison, Wisconsin 53705

USA

Upcoming Conferences:

2014—Helsinki, Finland

2015—Krakow, Poland

2016—Graz, Austria

Permanent Office

General Secretary:

Judy Olson-Sutton, USA jsutton@ madisoncollege.edu

Nordic Chapters VP to SIEC:

Liisa Sjoblom liisa.sjoblom@pp.inet.fi

International President:

Petra Bragadottir petra@fa.is

German Speaking Chapters VP to SIEC:

Michaela Stock, Austria Michaela.stock@ uni-graz.at

United States VP to SIEC:

John Lightly, USA jj3964@gmail.com

Chair of the Peda-gogical Committee:

Leszek Preisner, Poland preisner@ zarz.agh.edu.pl

Publications Editor:

Tamra Davis-Maxwell, USA tdavis2@ illinoisstate.edu

SIEC-ISBE Contact Information The premier professional

international education organization for those engaged in business

education

SIEC-ISBE

The 2013-2014 Executive Committee Back Row: Leszek Preisner, Michaela Stock, Liisa Sjoblom, and John Lightl

Front Row: Judy Olson-Sutton and Petra Bragadottir

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