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PREPARING TOMORROW'S BUSINESS LEADERS
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...experience is extensive...a great communicator...well researched and delivered...a class act. - Prof. & Dir.
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CEO LAW's Dr. Charles Oswald received his Doctor of Juridical Science (JSD) degree, the terminal academic doctorate in law, upon completing postgraduate studies at the St. Thomas University School of Law and is a member of the undergraduate and graduate faculties at Appalachian State University -- a University of North Carolina member institution -- where he teaches ethics, finance and law in the Finance, Banking & Insurance department of ASU's Walker College of Business and speaks on a range of global business topics.
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Because Dr. Oswald's original academic research, rigorosum and doctoral dissertation exploring global business, banking, economic and legal interdependencies fully meets Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business "Academically Qualified" status requirements, plus his 25 years of professional experience together with current professional accreditation and current professional licensing meets AACSB "Professionally Qualified" status requirements, a rare combination of distinctly different qualifications (i.e., AQ vs. PQ), students are afforded a unique opportunity to learn from one who has both studied -- and actually done -- the things being taught.
Courses developed and presented are, thus, real and substantial -- not merely hypothetical or academic -- and include the following.
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University Courses Taught by Dr. Charles Oswald
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Business Law (LAW 2150): An introduction to the overall US legal system and its interrelationship with business via a structured study designed to emphasize areas of law with a direct and potentially significant impact upon business with the objective of developing an ability to recognize and understand key legal issues characteristically encountered in a realistic business setting. This course examines agency law, bankruptcy law, creditor-debtor relations, constitutional law, contract law, corporation law, criminal law, franchising, general partnerships, governance, international law, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, sole proprietorships, tort law, UCC Sales law and the US court system.
Business Law (MBA 5050): An advanced study of key legal and business issues encountered by CEOs operating in a global marketplace far more interdependent, diverse, interconnected and rapidly adaptive than ever before.
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Communications Ethics (MBA 5540): A contemporary-case-based study that examines financial reporting and other communications responsibilities companies may have to their stakeholders as well as to society at large with specific emphasis upon healthcare, environmental, technology, entertainment and certain other industries.
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Corporate Finance (FIN 3680): An introduction to key concepts of financial management, principles of investment and valuation, financial markets and the overall global financial system via a structured study designed to emphasize areas of financial management with direct and potentially significant effect upon business, with the objective of developing an ability to recognize, analyze and understand financial issues characteristically encountered in today's realistic business settings. This course examines cash flow, calculating time value of money, capital investment decisions, discounted cash flow, financial statements, long-term financial planning, net present value, stock valuation and taxation.
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Ethics in Business (MBA 5040): A study of business ethics for companies operating globally and examination of methodologies for the development, application and risk-benefit assessment of cross-cultural, multinational codes of ethics in competitive global environments featuring key players with conflicting drivers and often widely differing integrity standards.
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Executive Skills (MBA 5530 & MBA 5543): An in-depth examination of executive skills most sought-after by multinational-company CEOs operating in a global marketplace that has become far more diverse, interdependent, interconnected and rapidly adaptive than ever before including a study of advanced approaches to harnessing complexity.
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Recent Publication by Dr. Charles Oswald
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| ISBN 9780549349815 |
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A Comparative Historical, Legal and Policy Analysis of Informal and Formal Money Transfer Systems, Oswald, Charles, St. Thomas University, 2007 (248 pages)
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