[Aibec-l] AIBEc Holiday Schedule

[Franczek8 at aol.com]

Dear AIBEcers
 
AIBEc's offices will be closed from Dec29th to Jan  9th for the New Year's 
Holidays.AIBEc would like to wish everyone a happy and  safe Holiday season.
 
Yours truly,
Art Franczek




Dear AIBEcers:

 
Registration is currently open for AIBEc's Spring  2008 schedule that begins 
on Monday Jan 21, 2008. In an effort to meet the ever  changing Russian 
environment AIBEc is offering some new and updated courses this  semester:
 
-Comparative/Advanced Accounting will place a  special emphasis on Valuation 
issues that impact many areas of business and also  issues concerning 
International Accounting Standards. 
 
-Media and Public Relations will be taught by John  Harrison a UK citezen who 
was formerly the managing editor of Passport Magazine.  John has extensive 
experience in PR anf Media issues and this course will  explore many recent 
cases concerning PR issues for major companies. The theme  for this course will be 
The Fall of Advertising and the Rise of Public  Relations.
 
-Managing People in Organizations will be taught  by Gerald Rohan  who has 
done extensive research in this  area, Jerry is one of AIBEc's most popular 
professors and he has a long  history of business experience at PWC and other 
major companies. This  course will address many practical management issues and 
will be both creative  and interesting.
 
- Strategic Management will again be taught by  Gerald Rohan who is a top 
expert at PWC and he has many years of practical  experience in the application 
of strategic issues.
 
-Understanding Unspoken Business Patterns is a very  unique and special 
course that will be taught by a Phd with many years of  experience in this area.
 
-Business Planning with Kostya Kontor will provide  students with many 
practical skills that are most useful in many areas of  business..
 
AIBEc is proud of its Spring schedule and designed  its courses to provide 
students with useful and practical skills to advance  their careers.
 
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY SO THAT MATERIALS CAN BE  PREPARED. ALSO PLEASE NOTE 
THAT YOU CAN REGISTER BY FAX.
 
YOURS TRULY,
ART fRANCZEK
 




    
Course  offerings, Spring Semester:
January 21  - April 29, 2008
 

Financial  Accounting:  This  course provides students with a thorough review 
of accounting issues of  importance to most organizations, such as Accrual 
Accounting, Bad Debts,  Inventories, Investments, Cash Flows and Ratio Analysis. 
US GAAP and IAS  concepts are emphasized. Wednesdays 7pm  to 10pm,  Art 
Franczek  
Managerial  Accounting:  This  course provides students with a thorough 
review of most Managerial  Accounting issues of importance to many organizations 
such as Cost  Allocation, Activity Based Costing, Budgeting, Standard Costing, 
Just In  Time Inventory and many other topics. Fridays  7pm  to 10pm,  Art 
Franczek  
Updated!  Comparative/Advanced Accounting: This course  covers advanced 
topics such as Leasing, Valuations, Consolidated Financial  Statements, Foreign 
Currency Transactions and Translation. Also Russia’s  transition to IAS will be 
discussed in detail as the professor has worked  on a project with the World 
Bank dealing with this issue. A special  emphasis will be placed on comparisons 
between GAAP and  IAS. Mondays 7pm  to 10pm,  Art Franczek  
Corporate Finance:  This course is an introduction to  allocation of capital 
over time, capital budgeting, financial management  and other topics using 
basic mathematical models. This  course focuses upon the application of Corporate 
Finance issues in  Russia. Thursdays 7pm  to 10pm,  Konstantin Kontor 
Capital Markets and Financial  Institutions:  This course consists of two 
major  parts. The first part is devoted to the nature, role, and functioning of  
financial institutions in the developed capital markets. The second part  
deals with the Russian capital markets and financial institutions. The  principle 
goal here is to screen the local experience against worldwide  theory and 
practices in order to identify both common and specific  features of developed and 
emeging markets.  Tuesdays  7pm  to 10pm,  Konstantin Kontor 
Business Planning in The Russian  Environment:  This course is a prototype of 
a  long-prepared format of Field Study - a standard and mandatory course at  
all business schools. In a Field Study the students in a group analyze a  real 
project at a real company. Class sessions will be arranged on a  special 
flexible schedule. Special assistance in the preparation of the  business plan 
will be provided.  Special  schedule,  Konstantin Kontor 
NEW! Understanding  Unspoken Business Patterns: This  course examines the 
manifestations and roots of the irrational, both  positive and destructive 
processes in corporations. Of particular interest  will be the ideas and particular 
tools for better understanding of the  unconscious needs and emotional 
reasoning that usually stay shadowed and  unspoken. Fridays 7pm  to 10pm, Ekaterina  
Mikhailova  
Principles  of Marketing: This course  provides students with an overview of 
marketing in a modern international  business. The latest materials and case 
studies are used in this course.  Mondays 7pm  to 10pm,  Tom Nastas  
NEW! Marketing Communications :   This  course examines topics such as Public 
Relations, Advertising and Sales  Negotiations. The course will be extremely 
interactive and a significant  portion of the class will be devoted to 
business games, presentations and  other training activities. Tuesdays  7pm  to 10pm, 
 Gregory Troussov  
Strategic Management:  Recent topics in Strategy as they are  applied 
internationally and in Russia will be discussed. Many recent cases  will be used and 
there will be a special focus on implementation of  strategies. Thursdays 7pm 
to 10pm, Gerald  Rohan 
Managing People in  Organizations: This course provides students with the  
application of Social Sciences to problems of managing individuals and the  
teams in large and small businesses. Wednesdays  7pm  to 10pm,  Jerome Dumetz


     NEW! Media and Public Relations: 

This is a new and  innovative course that     compares the nature of  Public 
Relations in both a Russian and International context. It covers  such topics 
as how a company deals with scandals , how to deal with the  media, and the 
role of PR in government. In addition Many other PR and  Media issues will be 
addressed. Saturdays 1pm to 4pm, John  Harrison,    
For more  information:

call at  438-1439, website: _www.aibec.org_ (http://www.aibec.org/) ;  e-mail 
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