Après sa médaille d'argent en salle cet hiver, l'étudiante de l'American Business School,
Steffi MATTETA, vient de remporter le titre de Championne de France sur 400M à Nice
ce week-end. Bravo Steffi!
A group of fourth year students at the American Business
School demonstrate their commitment to cultural diversity, humanitarian aid and the development of international community through their involvement in “The Ground’s of Memories
Project,”
organised by the association "Bulles d'Oxygene". Volunteering their time and applying their practical Business skills
learnt during their Bachelor of Business Administration degree, they are helping to develop artistic projects that will raise money for future development work in African
countries. Watch out for the production of “The Ground’s of Memories Project,” a contemporary show about the slavery with 55 participants
coming from all generations, all cultures and different religions, to be staged in Paris, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Dakar-Senegal, New Orleans and New York in 2009. The Bulle's Oxygene has already received a grant from the Pierre
Bergé Foundation. If you would like to make a finacial contribution to the project, or for any further inquiries, please contact:
Melle Soraya NAKHLI, Tél :
06.21.59.62.75. sorayanakhli@hotmail.com
Pictured Above: Soraya NAKHLI, Khadidja BA, Coulibaly AICHA
American Business School student, Sacha Humblot, introduces himself
with a wide smile and a firm handshake. He has a right to be smiling: in only his second year of a Bachelor of Business Administration, Sacha is already booked for his second major professional
conference.
Having held several positions concerned with production, Sacha knows the team at industry magazine, ‘Les Nouvelles Esthetiques.’ This is how a discussion about his Consumer Behaviour class at the American Business School with Editor-in-Chief Madame Michelle de Lattre-Pierantoni, turned into an invitation to speak at the 39th International Congress for Health and Beauty professionals.
Sacha’s interest in the psychology of selling has been inspired by Maslow’s pyramid. Demonstrating to his audience how this social theory is highly applicable to the health and beauty industry, Sacha profiled consumers and demonstrated simple techniques for making a product more essential to each category of client. Sacha was glad to have learnt practical presentation skills in his classes at the American Business School and has demonstrated capacity to adapt theory to real life situations.
Coming soon: an outline of his vision for applying Maslow’s theory to the Health and Beauty Industry and a video link of his advice to industry professionals. He will be speaking at next year’s congress in March 2010.
The American Business School has just signed an agreement with Rider University.
Students who earn the Bachelor degree at the American Business School Paris can obtain an MBA at Rider University in just one year of further study in the United States.
American Business School graduates will be granted special admission and financial provisions. Without such an agreement, an MBA typically requires two years of study after a Bachelor degree
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