INTERNATIONAL MARKETING: PACIFIC RIM

BUSINESS 133B

JEFFREY FADIMAN, PROFESSOR, GLOBAL MARKETING and INTER-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Office: BT 762 (408) 924-3527 Fax: (408) 924-3419

THE COURSE

THIS IS NOT  TEXTBOOK COURSE. ALL DATA IS BASED ON THE PUBLISHED RESEARCH OF PROFESSOR FADIMAN.
        -Pac Rim Marketing Methods
        -Pac Rim Business Settings- Commerce, Culture and Clientele.
        -Pac Rim Business Risks: Bribery, corruption, piracy...etc.

THE TOPICS

        -Define the Market: The Asian Market from six perspectives
        -Market Entry 1: Should we market to China?  Should Anyone?
        -China's Ecology: Is pollution worth the profit
        -Market Entry 2: "Babudom", Bribery & Corruption (India, Pakistan)
        -India's Ecology: What use is a marketing plan without water?
        -GLOBAL WARMING: PLANET-WIDE CATASTROPHE OR A GREEN CAREER?
        -"Asian-ize" your Marketing Image:
                  a. Males:  Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam
                  b. Females: Japan
        -Product Presentation: Selling in Japan
                   a. Drinking as a business tool (Japan)
                   b. Japanese decision making: Delay as a business tool
        -Product Modification, Pricing: Marketing to peasants (Vietnam, etc.)
        -Negotiations:  How to work with Nan Yang Firms (Hong Kong, Singapore)
        -Hard-Core Negotiations: Mainland China's Negotiating tactics
        -Product Distribution under high risk: (Burma)
        -Motivating foreign Staff: US managers VS. Sth Korean staff (S. Korea)
        -MARKETING YOURSELF: HOW TO LAUNCH YOUR PACRIM CAREER, WHILE TRAPPED IN
        A DEAD END JOB IN SILICON VALLEY.

THE PROFESSOR:
    Jeff Fadiman is COB Professor of Global Marketing (High Risk Regions). His research covers Eastern/Western Europe, Eastern/Southern Africa and South East Asia.  He publishes in three disciplines: Global Business, Tropical History and International Relations.  In consequence, he speaks fluent Swahili, German and French, as well as basic Zulu, Spanish and Malay-Indonesian.  His 40 publications include three books and two monographs.  Three of these were selected by "Choice."  One appreared in Harvard Business Review.  Its sequel appears in ethics texts and business anthologies across the USA.

    -1989:  OUTSTANDING GRADUATE TEACHING PROFESSOR, MBA PROGRAM
    -1995 (AND AGAIN, IN 2002): TRAINED DIPLOMATS ASSIGNED TO AFRICA, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
    -1996: FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP (HIS 2ND),  TAUGHT AT UNIVERSITY OF ZULULAND, SOUTH AFRICA.
    -1998: NOMINATED (BY THE COB): OUTSTANDING TEACHING PROFESSOR, SJSU
    -1999: OUTSTANDFING UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING PROFESSOR, COB

THE COURSE GOALS:
        -TO GET YOU OUT OF SILICON VALLEY AND INTO ASIA
        -TO HELP YOU LAUNCH YOUR PACRIM BUSINESS CAREER