UNA课程邀请函 | Legal, Social, Ethical Environment of Global Business

A graduate student/practitioner overview of the legal, ethical, and regulatory environment in which global businesses must function. The course focuses on the role of business in society and will include a review of the legal system to include employment law, the court system, contract law, intellectual property, and international law. Integrated throughout the course are issues related not only to law but to ethics and social responsibility of organizations to society. More specifically, due to the attention of the international market to Chinese enterprises, the investment of Chinese enterprises has always been a hot topic in the world. Therefore, students will learn basic knowledge and understand basic legal concepts in the course. Then, they will discuss the transaction structure and strategic planning of global investment. In addition, the company's responsibilities and compliance/ethical issues will also be investigated. In class, real cases will be used to discuss and introduce business ethics and other knowledge.

Angel Huang received her J.D. from Washington University in St. Louis, and she is also a member of the American Bar Association and the New York State Bar Association. Angel Huang focuses her practice on cross-border M&A transactions, foreign direct investments (FDIs), private equity and venture capital transactions, and strategic investments. She has more than a decade of experience practicing in China. Angel represents clients in a broad range of sectors, including manufacturing, aviation, financial services, technology, biotech and pharmaceuticals, education, e-commerce, energy, and automotive.

Angel has extensive experience in Chinese outbound transactions where she represents both Chinese companies in their acquisitions overseas and foreign targets of Chinese outbound acquisitions. In particular, she works closely with regulatory lawyers on the key issues involved with most Chinese outbound investments in the United States, for example, CFIUS, U.S. export control, and economic sanctions issues. She has first-hand experience regarding current hurdles to Chinese companies involving their investment worldwide and can advise clients based on her valuable local experience. She recently represented Chinese companies along, with U.S. government regulation lawyers, on U.S. export control and sanction matters. Apart from M&A work, Angel advises leading Chinese financial institutions in financing transactions, especially on mezzanine and acquisition financings in various structures.

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University of North Alabama, or UNA for short, founded in 1830. It is a state university with a history of nearly 200 years, and it is the oldest public university in the state of Alabama, USA. The College of Business and Technology in UNA was certified through AACSB and it is a member of AACSB, which is the world's highest international business school evaluation committee. No more than 5 percent of the world's business schools have this elite accreditation.

The  curriculum of UNA-EMBA is designed to be adaptable to the Chinese market and the foresight of global market development. 

Focusing on the practicability in the field of expertise and logic between courses, it aims to create young elite future leaders who are both internationally competitive and well versed in China's national conditions.

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