We have a number of amazing events lined up for you in the coming year, here is a tentative list of what is happening, we will have more details as we get closer to the dates
November 3
- Annual General Meeting
November 5
- Global Village
November 12
- International Business Conference 2009
Third Week of November
- World Cities Night
Jan. 29 30
- Pacific Northwest Economic Conference
Mid March
- Gateman Reinvented
- Cultural Diversity
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OCTOBER 27th 2009

AGM/Social TUESDAY, November 3rd
6:00pm to 7:30pm @ Abdul Ladha
Facebook Event
Come out to our first Annual General Meeting and Social! Take the time to mingle with our large, diverse team, eat some of our great food, and engage in some of our icebreaker games. The IB club promises not to disappoint. And don't worry, if you don't have a membership, you can get one at the door. We look forward to seeing you there.

Global Village THURSDAY, November 5th
5:00pm to 8:00pm @ Abdul Ladha
http://globalvillage.ibclub.ca/
The International Business Club and the Student Olympic Collaborative invite you to GLOBAL VILLAGE, a night to celebrate internationalism by tasting cultural food, listening to great music, and enjoying the talents of UBC's very own cultural clubs! Global Village is a night market themed event where you can come learn about the different cultures here on campus as well as watch the first Mr. and Miss UBC International be awarded. Please join us in experiencing the world in one amazing night!
More info at http://globalvillage.ibclub.ca/.
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THURSDAY, November 12th
7:00am to 4:00pm @ Hyatt Regency Vancouver
655 Burrard Street, Vancouver
http://ibc2009.ca/
Inspiring, dynamic, and relevant, the International Business Conference is at the forefront in equipping current and future decision-makers with the knowledge to become effective leaders in an increasingly globalized world.
For more information regarding registration, please visit this page - http://ibc2009.ca/register
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Hello Everyone!
You are invited to participate in the Cultural Showcase which a cultural feature of Global Village!
The main idea is to showcase the world through cultural attire in a brief strut walk across the stage. Inform the audience, of what you're wearing and where its from. For fun, we'll draw questions out of a hat to ask you on a topic relating to the Olympics (don't worry they're simple questions).
Want to perform a talent? You can do that too (either by yourself or with a group)! Performing is totally optional.
The Cultural showcase is open to everyone and anyone who'd like to participate =) Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity!
Please fill out this form to register: Click here to fill out the registration form
For more event information, please visit: Click here to find out details about Global Village
Join our Facebook Group: Click here to check out the facebook event page
If you have any questions about the Cultural Showcase, please do not hesitate to contact me: cari.mai@ibclub.ca
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!!
What were looking for at Global Ink:
-Length: Should range between 500-1500 words
-Style: Journalistic or academic style writing is preferred. We avoid bullet point lists and we ask that technical terms be avoided or explained on first use.
Content: While the theme for the second issue is Business Development and Sustainability, submissions on other subjects will be accepted. Submissions should be written in a format that may be understood by a wide audience. You may consider submitting articles/interviews/essays/etc. on topics such as:
Reflection on work experiences in social sector in foreign countries
Commentary on economic conditions around the world
Analysis of the impact of globalization on the poor
Other topics that you may be interested in etc.
Some current submissions include: the ramifications on China's one-child policies, Nigeria's oil and energy crisis, and an interview with Samir Chowdhury,
-Were currently waiting for the official Global Ink website to hit the www and work may be published there
PLEASE TAKE NOTE:
-we are looking for articles that promote innovative ideas, insightful opinions, and relatable experiences.
-it is more important that your article is thought-provoking and engages the readers
.-your submissions may be saved up and printed in future publications, they should not be so time-bound that they will seem dated is our lead time is extended.
*Articles should not have been published previously in another magazine or journal, nor been available in a final version on a publicly available web site.
**the cash prize is 100CAD for first place and 50CAD for second place.
SUBMIT BY midnight Nov.10, 2009 to Fiona Mcglynn or Phillip Dawid at: editor.in.chief@ibclub.ca
All of this information can be downloaded here.
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