NASBITE CGBP Exam

Prep Review
SPRING 2010 ON THE UCLA CAMPUS

The Certified Global Business Professional (CGBP) designation, adminis-
tered by the North American Small Business Internationl Trade Educators
(NASBITE), is a nationally-recognized professional credential that demon-
strates an individual’s competency in international business. Join us for
this new, comprehensive course specifically designed to help you prepare
for the CGBP exam while providing practical, real-world information on all
aspects of international business.
With the CGBP designation, global INSTRUCTORS:
business professionals demonstrate their Maurice Kogon, Director, CITD.
competency in global commerce and set Mr. Kogon has over 40 years of experi-
themselves apart from the rest of the field. ence in the international business field
This course reviews all components on as a U.S. government official, business
the CGBP exam and provides a base of executive, educator, and consultant. He
knowledge needed to be successful in the has written, lectured, and trained exten-
field. sively on international trade and has
developed numerous web-based export
In the first week of the course, partici-
tools now used throughout the world.
pants get an introduction to international
He has also served on the Board of
trade. In the subsequent sessions, the
Governors of NASBITE since 1999.
class delves into the topics of:
Bronwen Madden, Deputy Director,
• Global business management
CITD. Ms. Madden joined the CITD in
• Gobal marketing
July 2006. She formerly worked for the
• Trade finance
State of Missouri, International Trade
• Supply chain management
and Investment Office. She served as
Following the conclusion of the course, an international business manager,
individuals have the opportunity to take assisting businesses trade in the
the CGBP exam in Los Angeles. Americas, Europe, Middle East, and
Japan as well as attracting FDI.
6 Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30pm,
April 13-May 18
UCLA: 5200 Math Sciences
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