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The primary mission of the Landegger Program is to train students for work at the intersection of international public and private sector activities. These young professionals, highly attuned to and knowledgeable of the demands and requirements of both sectors, will help bridge the differences in perception and communication that often separate these vital segments of society. The Landegger Program training provides the academic foundation upon which students pursue their individual opportunities, as well as promote broader societal goals around the world.

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Karl F. Landegger Program in International Business DiplomacyEdmund A. Walsh School of Foreign ServiceGeorgetown University 37th & O Streets, N.W.ICC Suite 516AWashington, DC 20057Phone: (202) 687.5854Fax: (202) 687.6033ibd@georgetown.edu

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