Higher Education Risk Management Conference: Establishing International Programs: Risks and Due Diligence

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Globalization:

-- Reshaping the world in the past several decades:

.. continued growth of multinationals

.. increased cross-border workers and consumers

.. increased imported goods and services

-- Effect on higher education institutions:

.. challenge to become more transnational

.. students, faculty & staff more involved in international travel/activities

.. institutions prepare students for inter-dependent world, global competence skills.

- Excerpt from: Best Practices – International Expansion

In general:

•Establish Central Clearing House

•Develop Necessary Policies & Procedures

- On a case-specific basis:

•Conduct Adequate Advance Consultations & Planning

•Comprehensive Research (U.S. & Host country laws & practices)

•Robust Due Diligence

•Obtain Internal and External Approvals

•Structure Appropriately

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