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Consuls and UN, locally

Cami Hofstadter Posted on February 28, 2019 by Cami HofstadterMay 22, 2019

Not long ago, I was in a discussion about consuls and the United Nations. Recapping UN history: it was founded on October 24, 1945 in San Francisco with 51 member nations. Today there are 193, and the head quarters are … Continue reading →

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University of Miami 1964 internationalization

Cami Hofstadter Posted on July 10, 2016 by Cami HofstadterJuly 10, 2016

Do consuls have an impact on the strategic internationalization goals of today’s universities? I started thinking about that when I ran across a newspaper tidbit from 1964 about how the then-mayor of Coral Gables actively sought to attract consuls to … Continue reading →

Posted in Consular Corps, Consuls and Globalism, Consuls and Universities | Tagged consul, consular corps, consulates and trade matters, Consuls and universities, trade commissioner | Leave a reply

Honorary consuls and universities

Cami Hofstadter Posted on November 16, 2015 by Cami HofstadterNovember 16, 2015

This is the 3rd post about the connection between universities and the foreign consuls throughout our communities. Moreover, I’m talking about those consuls who serve as honorary consuls for a foreign nation. They are long-term residents somewhere in the United States and … Continue reading →

Posted in Consuls and Globalism, Consuls and Universities, Honorary consuls | Tagged consular function, Consuls and universities, consuls as bridges, foreign consul, honorary consul | Leave a reply

Consuls and higher education

Cami Hofstadter Posted on November 11, 2015 by Cami HofstadterNovember 11, 2015

In my last post I spoke about the business of education (think infusion of dollars into local economies). Today, I’ll talk about how consuls may internationalize education, mainly universities, although parallels can be drawn to secondary schools offering International Baccalaureate diplomas. … Continue reading →

Posted in Consuls and Globalism, Consuls and Universities, Foreign Consuls in the U.S. | Tagged consulate and consul, consuls and higher education, Consuls and universities, foreign consul | Leave a reply

Consuls and universities

Cami Hofstadter Posted on November 8, 2015 by Cami HofstadterNovember 8, 2015

My last three posts had to do with consuls and business. Now I’ll talk about them in the area of education. If you think there’s a big leap from one area to the other, you’d be wrong. International education is … Continue reading →

Posted in Consular functions, Consuls and Globalism, Consuls and Universities | Tagged consul general, consular function, consulate and consul, consuls and business, consuls and education, Consuls and universities, consuls as bridges | Leave a reply

Consuls help business

Cami Hofstadter Posted on October 8, 2015 by Cami HofstadterOctober 8, 2015

Yesterday I published Part 2 of 3 very basic tools for businesses wanting to benefit from the presence of the foreign consulates in their communities. This is Part 3 and it shows how international corporate executives can benefit from reaching out to a local … Continue reading →

Posted in Consuls and Globalism, Consuls and Trade, Foreign Consuls in the U.S. | Tagged ambassadors and consuls, consular function, consulates and trade matters, consuls and business, foreign consul | Leave a reply

Local foreign consulates and business

Cami Hofstadter Posted on October 7, 2015 by Cami HofstadterOctober 7, 2015

Yesterday I published Part 1 of 3 very basic tools for businesses wanting to benefit from the presence of the foreign consulates in their communities. This is Part 2 and it covers what some consider the most important aspect of how … Continue reading →

Posted in Consul titles, Consular functions, Consuls and Globalism, Consuls and Trade | Tagged consul general, consular function, consulates and trade matters, consuls and global markets, foreign consul, honorary consul, titles for consuls, vice consul | Leave a reply

Consulates Help Businesses

Cami Hofstadter Posted on October 6, 2015 by Cami HofstadterOctober 6, 2015

The foreign consulates in our communities can indeed be bridges to the global economy if only we understand what they stand for. Here’s Part 1 of 3 very basic tools from my book (sub-titled “Local Bridges to Globalism”), showing members of the business … Continue reading →

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Consuls as Instruments of Trust

Cami Hofstadter Posted on August 7, 2015 by Cami HofstadterAugust 7, 2015

It’s always rewarding when the Minister of Foreign Affairs of a country speaks publicly about the contributions of the foreign consuls functioning in his country. Recently, at a meeting of consuls, Erlan Idrisson, the Kazakh Minister of Foreign Affairs specifically acknowledged … Continue reading →

Posted in Consuls and Globalism, Honorary consuls | Tagged consuls and trust, consuls as instruments of trust, consuls in Kazakhstan, Erlan Idrisson, foreign consul, Foreign Minister, honorary consul | Leave a reply

Sister City begins with Consul

Cami Hofstadter Posted on June 26, 2015 by Cami HofstadterJune 26, 2015

You have heard me talk about how a foreign consul in our midst can be a great start-off point for the establishment of a new Sister City in the country he represents. But sometimes the reverse happens: a Sister City relationship becomes the first … Continue reading →

Posted in Consuls and Culture, Consuls and Globalism | Tagged citizen diplomacy and consuls, consular function, foreign consul, sister city, Soft diplomacy | Leave a reply

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