Blog 3: Presentation 1 Rough Draft

Objective: Students will learn the difference between a local business.

Procedure:
 Beginning- 1. Ask students popular businesses that are local and others that international.
2. Introduce my topic of international business and explain the difference between an international and local business.

Middle - 3. Explain what makes a business international.

4. Discuss why businesses decide to go international and tend to make more money than local businesses.

5. Discuss the different importances between the two and how they are significant to us in our own way.

Conclusion: 6. Restate main points made.

7. State why international business is important.

Check students for understanding: Ask students open ended questions on the material discussed. What do you know about international business? Can you give me an example of a international business and a business that is local?

Resources: - Whiteboard or poster paper
-Dry erase markers or markers
-A map of the world, marked w/ different businesses and arrows pointing to the countries they do business with.

Blog 2: Interview 1 Preparation

The person I am interviewing is Leslye Whittaker. I am interviewing her because I know her very well and she works in the stock exchange at Deutsche Bank in London, England (a form of international business.) She knows quite a lot about international business considering that she has two citizenships (United States and the United Kingdom,) she is very successful in her career, and has done business with several people from different countries.

Additional questions I plan to ask:
-What got you into the profession you are in today?
-What is an average day at your job like?
-Would you be willing to help me on my senior project if I need any help in the future?

Blog 1: Senior Project Topic

My senior project topic is international business. The reason I choose this topic is because I would like to major in international business in college, as well as go into international business for a career. After studying international business all year, I hope to learn more about this topic and see if I'd still want to consider international business for a career choice.