Club Activities

You can deepen your understanding of international business and different cultures - and have fun socializing and networking - when you join one of the many foreign-business clubs at the Ross School of Business. CIBER works closely with the Emerging Markets Club and serves as the main sponsor of its annual case competition in the fall. Teams have a chance to showcase their talents before a panel of judges and win prize money. Additionally, the Association for Chinese Economic Development (ACED) helps members develop their own professional perspectives on the emerging business opportunities in China. The goal is to promote interest in and awareness of the global impact of China's economy.

If your interests lie outside the emerging-market sector, consider joining another organization, such as the Asian Business Association, the China Entrepreneurship Network, the Canada Club, the European Business Club, the Greater China Association, the Hispanic & Latin Business Students or the Indian Subcontinent Business Association. Other groups focus on specialized business areas, including accounting, consulting, finance and marketing.

For more information, go to www.bus.umich.edu/Organizations/

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	Club Activities
	v	You can deepen your understanding of international business and different cultures - and have fun socializing and networking - when you join one of the many foreign-business clubs at the Ross School of Business. CIBER works closely with the Emerging Markets Club and serves as the main sponsor of its annual case competition in the fall. Teams have a chance to showcase their talents before a panel of judges and win prize money. Additionally, the Association for Chinese Economic Development (ACED) helps members develop their own professional perspectives on the emerging business opportunities in China. The goal is to promote interest in and awareness of the global impact of China's economy.	If your interests lie outside the emerging-market sector, consider joining another organization, such as the Asian Business Association, the China Entrepreneurship Network, the Canada Club, the European Business Club, the Greater China Association, the Hispanic & Latin Business Students or the Indian Subcontinent Business Association. Other groups focus on specialized business areas, including accounting, consulting, finance and marketing. For more information, go to www.bus.umich.edu/Organizations/