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Thunderbird Professor Robert Hisrich, Ph.D.
Robert Hisrich, Ph.D.
Thunderbird professor and director of Walker Center for Global Entrepreneurship, robert.hisrich
@thunderbird.edu

Thunderbird Professor Melissa Beran Samuelson
Melissa Beran Samuelson
Clinical instructor of global entrepreneurship, melissa.samuelson
@thunderbird.edu

Thunderbird Professor Amanda M. Bullough, Ph.D.
Amanda M. Bullough, Ph.D.
Assistant professor of global entrepreneurship. amanda.bullough
@thunderbird.edu

Thunderbird Professor Gary Gibbons, Ph.D.
Gary Gibbons, Ph.D.
Visiting professor of global entrepreneurship, gary.gibbons
@thunderbird.edu

Katherine Hutton
Katherine Hutton
Walker Center managing
director, katherine.hutton
@thunderbird.edu

Thunderbird Professor Ernesto Poza
Ernesto Poza
Clinical professor of global entrepreneurship, ernesto.poza
@thunderbird.edu

Thunderbird Professor Steven Stralser, Ph.D.
Steven Stralser, Ph.D.
Clinical assistant professor of global entrepreneurship, steven.stralser
@thunderbird.edu

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NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams Interviews 10,000 Women Afghanistan Graduate

Andeisha Farid is a 10,000 Women graduate from the business women’s training program in Afghanistan run by Dr. Bullough of the Walker Center for Global Entrepreneurship .  Brian Williams with NBC Nightly News recently visited Andeisha’s orphanage for a highlight peice on heros in a country of war.  NBC aired the segment on Friday, October 30th asking for donations from generous American viewers.  A second segment aired the following Monday, November 2nd with news that donations of over $50,000 had come in on Friday night alone and actually crashed the website for a short time.  We are very proud of Andeisha, as she is a great example of the work we are trying to do for women business leaders in Afghanistan.  See the video here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619/#33557068

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