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Jeff Immelt: Preparing for What’s Next

Jeffrey R Immelt GE
May 22, 2016
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globalization

The World I See: Jeff Immelt's Advice To Win In Time Of Anger About Globalization

Jeffrey R Immelt GE
May 20, 2016

Many people around the world are angry about globalization and companies and governments are both to blame for it. But now is not the time to turn inward as a result, GE Chairman & CEO Jeffrey R. Immelt told graduates of NYU's Stern School of Business on May 20 during a commencement address.

Here are Immelt's prepared remarks to the graduating class:

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globalization

No Gain Without Pain: We Need Better Economic Shock Absorbers To Prevent Bumpy Recoveries

Mark Muro Brookings
May 01, 2016
GE had just six months to redesign the engine, and the team worked nonstop, guided by Whittle’s blueprints and a handful of British engineers. There were 15 people on Sorota’s shift. His job was to design the paths that channeled air inside the engine. Occasionally he would take trips to other secret sites and study jets salvaged from the German V-2 rocket bombs that were falling on England.
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Let's Make Small Go Big: Financing The Engines Of Growth

Kati Suominen
April 28, 2016
Some of the Hush-Hush Boys with the I-A engine, the first American jet engine. It generated 1,300 pounds of thrusts. The GE90-115B, the world's largest and most powerful jet engine, can produce 127,900 pounds of thrust.
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Nicole Y. Lamb-Hale: Why the Debate Over the Trans-Pacific Partnership is Misguided

Nicole Y Lamb Hale Albright Stonebridge Group
February 19, 2015

Focus instead on building the skills to take advantage of all it offers.

 
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Stuart Ridgway: How To Use Data To Unlock Overseas Markets

Stuart Ridgway Web And Product Manager
February 19, 2015

All sorts of data is generated by the U.S. government that could help small businesses tap into overseas markets. Here’s how to turn that information into sales.

 

Expanding overseas to sell your goods and services can be daunting, with a seemingly limitless number of markets to target. Yet just as Big Data is creating smarter healthcare solutions and predictive machines, trade data can be a powerful tool in searching the globe for the right customer.
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Kati Suominen: Rise of the Re-Invention Economy

Kati Suominen
November 18, 2014
As automation and computerization expand, anxiety about jobs is at a fever pitch.
 
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