Tapped to lead global start-up projects across Europe and Asia for Thomson Reuters for more than a decade, he has lived and worked in such culturally, legally and commercially diverse places as London, Frankfurt and Beijing.
His global start-up development work has spanned the globe, with leadership and team roles in China, Germany, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, France, Italy, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong and the Netherlands.
A Globally Recognized Leader on Business and the Law
Duncan is a frequent speaker and lecturer on international business and legal issues. His participation in information industry affairs includes speaking invitations to the Software and Information Industry Association's Global Summits in 2006 and 2007.
At Bethel University Duncan is the Director of the MBA Program. An Associate Professor of Business on Bethel's full-time faculty, he is also lead faculty for Bethel's MBA Capstone business plan course, where he shares proven methods for understanding markets, identifying and measuring commercial opportunity, securing funding, and building sustainable business operations.
Duncan's lectures on Comparative Law at Hamline University School of Law focus on the commercial, legal/regulatory and cultural adjustments that American businesses must make when seeking to extend their operations into other countries.
Duncan has lectured as far afield as Beijing, where he is recognized as a specialist on the licensure and regulation of businesses.
Our People
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MG’s President, Duncan McCampbell, is an internationally recognized information and software start-up specialist and expert on the commercial, legal and political systems of the U.S. and other countries.
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Our Consultants
All of MG's consultants are multi-lingual and have spent substantial time living in foreign countries, helping American companies become established there.
MG's consultants are all proven cross-border subject matter experts in the following fields and disciplines:
General Management
Technology
Operations
Finance
Business Systems
Sales and Marketing
Law and Regulation
Political Affairs
Culture
Human Resources
Logistics
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