CIBER Advisory Board
The CIBER Advisory Board for the 2010-2014 grant cycle will be as follows:
University Administration
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Sandra Rogers, Vice-president for International, BYU
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Gary Cornia, Dean, Marriott School of Management, BYU
Marriott School of Management
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Bryan Sudweeks, Professor of Business Management and Finance, BYU
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Erv Black, Professor of Accounting, BYU
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Philip Bryson, Professor of Managerial Economics, BYU
International Studies or Foreign Language Departments
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Jeff Ringer, Director, David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies, BYU
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Van Gessel, Dean, College of Humanities and Former Chair of Asian and Near Eastern Languages Department, BYU
Local or Regional Businesses
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Robert Bennett, United States Senator, Former CEO of Franklin Quest
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Randy Roberts, President of AccelFinancial, Regional Vice-president of
The Trade Bank
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Stanley Rees, Director of SLC Export Assistance Center, District
Director of the International Trade Administration of the U.S.
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Lew Cramer, President of the World Trade Association
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James R. Long, Retired Executive Vice-president of Nortel Networks
State
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Franz Kolb, State of Utah, International Business Development Division
Community College
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Bonner Ritchie, Dean, School of Business, Utah Valley State College
CIBER Director
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Lee Radebaugh, Executive Director of CIBER, KPMG Professor
International Business and Organizational Behavior
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Kristie K. Seawright, Abell Professor of Manufacturing Leadership
CIBER Administrative Staff
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Cynthia Halliday, Managing Director of CIBER
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Mary Ostraff, Program Coordinator
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