GSIPM
Monterey, CA 93940
Email Address
pscarmichael@hotmail.com
Phone Number
831.647.4155
Language(s)
日本語
Philip S Carmichael
Adjunct Professor
What is it that you are most excited about?
I am most excited about helping bridge the gap of understanding; both culturally and in a business context between Western and Asian societies, especially China and Japan.
What do you enjoy most about being a professor at MIIS?
The intellectual curiosity and excellence of the students makes teaching at MIIS a great experience.
Expertise
China-US business issues
Recent Accomplishments
-Highest ranking non-Chinese at China's biggest branded company
-Founder and contributor to Saltire Foundation in the United Kingdom, which provides college juniors with real life experiences in US and Asia through internships
-Peer selected head of American Chamber of Commerce in China
Previous Work
CEO: Unisteel, 3,000 employees in China
President: Haier Asia Pacific, billion dollar PL
Chairman Asia/Corporate VP: Lexmark International, formerly IBM printer division. Lead team in 13 Asian countries with 6,000 employees and started JVs with Fujitsu, Lennovo and expanded partnership with Samsung.
Education
PhD Honors, Business Administration. University of Abertay Dundee.
MBA, University of Chicago
BSc, Far East Division. University of Maryland.
Courses
Courses offered in the past four years.
▲ indicates offered in the current term
▹ indicates offered in the upcoming term[s]
IPSG 8509 - UndrstndChineseCorpsFromInside ▲
Understanding 21st century China will be critical to both corporate and national success in the coming years. Utilizing thirty years of knowledge gained through experience in dealing with the PRC government, Lenovo, HuaWei, and Haier (China’s leading companies); this course will analyze Chinese corporate culture and dealings ranging from negotiations, government intervention, to general rule of law and guanxi. A mastery of the aforementioned will provide or enrich an existing foundation geared toward successful dealings in China.
Fall 2013 - MIIS
IPSG 8592 / IPOL 8592 - UnderstandingChineseCapitalism ▲
After two global financial crises, Western capitalism is under fire both in North American and in Europe. A new form of capitalism is emerging; which may signal a paradigm shift in how the world does business. China has emerged as a major economic player; and is evolving its own form of economic activity, “Chinese Capitalism“. This course will explore Chinese capitalism in depth from the perspective of three major Chinese corporate entities. It will provide a framework in which to both understand how to interact with Chinese capitalism, and where these trends will take us in the future. Using a simulation, it will also use a live example on how to best interact within the paradigm of Chinese capitalism.
Fall 2012 - MIIS, Fall 2013 - MIIS
MBAG 8609 / IMGT 8609 - UndrstndChineseCorpsFromInside ▲
Understanding 21st century China will be critical to both corporate and national success in the coming years. Utilizing thirty years of knowledge gained through experience in dealing with the PRC government, Lenovo, HuaWei, and Haier (China’s leading companies); this course will analyze Chinese corporate culture and dealings ranging from negotiations, government intervention, to general rule of law and guanxi. A mastery of the aforementioned will provide or enrich an existing foundation geared toward successful dealings in China.
Fall 2012 - MIIS, Fall 2013 - MIIS
WKSH 8509 - UndrstndChineseCorpsFromInside
Understanding 21st century China will be critical to both corporate and national success in the coming years. Utilizing thirty years of knowledge gained through experience in dealing with the PRC government, Lenovo, HuaWei, and Haier (China’s leading companies); this course will analyze Chinese corporate culture and dealings ranging from negotiations, government intervention, to general rule of law and guanxi. A mastery of the aforementioned will provide or enrich an existing foundation geared toward successful dealings in China.
Fall 2012 - MIIS
