Kazakhstan's Management Challenges

Kazakhstan, as an independent nation, has done well. It can leverage its natural resources and human capacity, by applying proven management practices in both domestic and international business engagement. The traditional way of life, nomadic culture, and strong family ties are strengths that can be harnessed for modern life-styles. The rich mineral resources are to be processed through increased manufacturing activities, which in turn can produce value-added products, for increasing revenues.

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Fulbright Scholar to Kazakhstan and Mongolia; Honorable Professor of Karaganda University of Economics, Kazakhstan. Professor Jay Nathan has earned MBA and PhD degrees from the University of Cincinnati; and has been a professor at St. John's University, Queens, New York since 1993; editor, and past president of Global Awareness Society.