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  • M. S. in International Policy Management – Open House

    Kennesaw State University, Social Sciences Building Room 5074 402 Bartow Avenue , Kennesaw, GA, United States

    The Master of Science in International Policy Management is hosting an Open House. Come and join us to get more information about this online program at the third largest university in Georgia.

  • Remedies for Business Disputes

    Sometimes things go sideways even if everybody puts in their best effort. In these cases it is imperative to know how to exit a partnership and how to maintain control of your assets. Join this webinar to learn about dispute resolution, litigation and contract termination. Presenter: Dan Harris, Attorney, Harris & Moure pllc

  • Home Delivery World 2016

    NEW FOR 2016: TWO STREAMS - ONE FOR DOMESTIC HOME DELIVERY AND ONE FOR INTERNATIONAL HOME DELIVERY. Home Delivery World 2016 will once again be the place where retailers, etailers, grocers and solution providers gather to discuss delivery operations challenges and trends. Held in Atlanta, GA for the 3rd consecutive year, the event gathers together […]

  • How Literature Can Strengthen the Fight for Human Rights in Developing Countries

    The National Center for Civil and Human Rights 100 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd., Atlanta, GA, United States

    Please join The Center for a Brazilian author talk and conversation: Edgard Telles Ribeiro - an author and diplomat will discuss "How literature can strengthen the fight for human rights in developing countries." From one of Brazil's eminent authors comes a Machiavellian tale - "His Own Man", set during South America's dirty wars, where the machinations of a consummate diplomat and […]

  • AF Midtown Open House

    Interested in finding out more about the Alliance Française and our classes and membership? Join us at our Midtown location for an Open House. Learn About French classes and cultural programming, attend a demo class and take an oral evaluation, enjoy French wine and cheese, and take a tour of the Alliance Française of Atlanta. […]

  • The “Comfort Women” Debate: Views From Korea, China, and Japan

    Emory University - White Hall 205 201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA, United States

    While the plight of the so-called “comfort women” has long been seen as a Korean issue, it is simultaneously a broader matter concerning historical justice, human rights, and peace in East Asia. Three experts share information on how the "comfort women’s" long struggle for justice has been received by the public in Korea, China, and […]

  • Treating Syria’s Wounded: Dr. Salman Zarka to Speak in Atlanta

    In three years, over 2,000 Syrians have been admitted to Israeli hospitals; since February 2013, Ziv Medical Center has treated more than 570 wounded and ill Syrians, providing them with humanitarian medical assistance. As the hospital closest to the border, Ziv Medical Center has become the first port of call for most patients who come […]

    $5

  • International Athletes: The Path to College Athletics

    Please join for a conversation with Cathy Mant, Head Coach of the Georgia State University Women's Golf Team, and Erik Paz, Assistant Athletics Director, Compliance. 12 - 1 in the Georgia State University International Center. Brown bag lunch welcome!

  • 35th Annual International Consular Ball

    The International Consular Ball is Atlanta’s premiere diplomatic event and provides an unparalleled opportunity to network on a global scale. This year they will be jazzing up the night with their theme of "The Roaring Twenties", which promises to usher in an affair to remember! Click here to see photos from last year’s International Consular Ball!

  • Canada: Upcoming Business Opportunities

    Join World Trade Center Savannah to learn more about doing business in Canada and the upcoming business trade mission to Winnipeg Canada for Centrallia 2016.  Presented by the President and CEO of World Trade Centre Winnipeg. Registration is required. Click HERE to Register

  • The 5 Deadly Sins of the Job Search – Workshop With Judi Adams

    Join the FACC-Atlanta Chapter and learn how to succeed in your job search. Having a hard time finding a job you want? You may be committing one or more of the common mistakes made by most job seekers, we call them the deadly sins of the job search.Or you just want to better understand the […]

  • The Forum’s 12th Annual Conference – Navigating the Intersections: The Cultures of Education Abroad

    Education abroad is a field of intersections. In every program, different national identities, learning models, values, disciplines, languages, traditions, institutions and organizations encounter each other in distinctive ways that create the unique cultures of education abroad. Education abroad lives and thrives at the intersections of these ideas and realities. How do these intersections shape the […]

  • A Note on Opera: Charles Gounod’s “Faust”

    Join Goethe for their latest lecture in our "A Note on Opera" series as they look at Charles Gounod’s “Faust.” From its 1859 premiere in Paris until the First World War, Gounod’s adaptation of Goethe's “Faust” was the most popular opera in the world. The Metropolitan Opera performed it so often that its opera house was […]

  • Breakfast Meeting – CNN International

    What stories are dominating the global landscape?   What is the International perception of the US Presidential race?  The refugee crisis and threat to European Union?  ISIS and the destablization of the mid east?  And many more hot topics!  Please join NACCSE for a breakfast meeting with Mike McCarthy, Senior Vice President and General Manager of […]

  • International Business Exchange

    This complimentary breakfast networking event is hosted for both Passport and Ambassador World Trade Center Atlanta Members every second Tuesday of the month.  Here you will exchange qualified leads, learn of the current events happening globally and learn ways to break into the growing  international market in your city.   Complimentary for all World Trade […]

  • Global Lunch Forum: British Photojournalist, Dr. Lee Karen Stow

    Georgia Tech - William C. Wardlaw Jr. Center - Gordy Dining Room 177 North Avenue NW, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Join GCIV for a captivating and informative slideshow presentation by renowned British photojournalist and humanitarian, Dr. Lee Karen Stow. Poppies: Women and War was inspired by Moina Belle Michael of Athens, Georgia, who, close to a century ago, was instrumental in immortalizing the poppy flower in silk, as a symbol of remembrance. Stow’s portraits of […]

  • Lafayette Debates at The Millennium Gate Museum

    Join the Millennium Gate Museum for the 2016 Lafayette Debates organized by the French Consulate in Atlanta. The event is free and open to the public. The award-winning debate teams from Emory University and Morehouse Collegewill debate the following topic: Resolved: Democracies should respond to the threat of terrorist attack by substantially increasing domestic surveillance.

  • SACC-Georgia’s Annual Golf Tournament

    St. Ives Country Club 1 St Ives Country Club Dr, Johns Creek, GA, United States

    The Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia -  SACC-Georgia - is inviting companies, Chambers of Commerce  and friends to join their Annual Golf Tournament at St Ives Country Club - premiere private golf course - on Wednesday, April 13. Each 4-person team will represent its company in an 18-hole round of golf,  a best-ball competition based […]

    $125

  • Intercultural Atlanta Series: Latinas – Meet the Decision Makers

    The largest and fastest-growing group of immigrants in Georgia in the last decades are Latino or Hispanic, a term that is used interchangeably to refer to persons that speak Spanish, most of whom are Latin American. Latino growth has increased considerably since the 80’s, when Georgia's Latino population was approximately 61,000 (1% of the total […]

  • Georgia State University Global Cluster Information Session

    Conducted by the Office of Graduate Student Services, information sessions are the first step in learning about our programs. Robinson College of Business sessions are designed to provide essential information about the admissions process and specific program details while introducing you to key faculty and staff. After the general admissions information session, detailed presentations will […]