Join us as Maggie & KJ sit down with Master of International Business student, Alexis Wright. We touch on accessible sustainable fashion and how we can vote with our dollar to affect environmental change. If you are interested in connecting with Alexis, you can find her on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/wrightaj1/ 

How do those big Fortune 500 companies act as responsible global citizens? How do their recruitment strategies reflect their beliefs on diversity and the importance it holds in their bottom line? Can food be used as a form of diplomacy?

Join Maggie & Isha as they discuss and answer these questions with Craig Witmer, a Masters of International Business candidate at the Darla Moore School of Business. 

You can find Craig on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/witmercr/

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The Tell Me Moore Podcast exists to tell the stories that connect us around the globe. If you’d like to find out more about us, leave feedback, and get in contact, visit us on Instagram @TellMeMoorePodcast. You can also find more episodes on Spotify and all major streaming platforms.

In the meantime, be good, do good …. We’ll talk soon.

-Maggie, KJ, & Isha

This podcast is managed and hosted by students at the Darla Moore School of Business. All thoughts and opinions expressed on the podcast are those of the guests and hosts and not of the Darla Moore School of Business or the University of South Carolina.

How can we empower economic change and prosperity in women all around the world? Aidan Galloway, a Masters of International Business Candidate, joins Maggie and Isha this week to discuss the intersection of culture and feminism. We discuss what it means to support women's buying power around the world in light, not in spite, of their cultural identities. We also discuss Aidan's desire to use her political science and global studies background to consult non-profits and the public sector. Lastly, we touch on the personal challenges of studying and connecting remotely as students and friends.

You can find Aidan on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/aidan-galloway-142626181/

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The Tell Me Moore Podcast exists to tell the stories that connect us around the globe. If you’d like to find out more about us, leave feedback, and get in contact, visit us on Instagram @TellMeMoorePodcast. You can also find more episodes on Spotify and all major streaming platforms.

In the meantime, be good, do good …. We’ll talk soon.

-Maggie, KJ, & Isha

KJ & Maggie sit down with Moe Fadel, a member of the Masters of International Business cohort at Darla Moore School of Business and an adjunct professor of Introduction to International Law and Human Rights. We discuss Moe's time as a human rights lawyer and political activist in Egypt and his transition to studying law in the United States. We also define human rights and explore how we can best support the dignity of human life in our business practices and personal lives. 

You can find Moe on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/moefadel/

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The Tell Me Moore Podcast exists to tell the stories that connect us around the globe. If you want to reach out to us or hear us discuss a certain topic, email us at [email protected]. 

Stay safe & we'll talk soon!

-Maggie, KJ, & Isha

Welcome to the Tell Me Moore Podcast! 

Each week, we will sit down with people from the International Business field to hear their stories and discuss their experiences. If you're interested in sharing your global perspective, leave us a comment or email us at [email protected]. 

We look to hearing from you. But in the meantime, stay safe and we'll talk soon!

- Maggie, KJ & Isha