Route To Success - Ahile Nicolas Koudou
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Route to Success: An American Dream Tale is an autobiography of an African child who grew up in a small village in Cote d'Ivoire. Unlike his own children, he was born under banana trees. Before and after his birth, no medical attention was ever given to his mother or to him. Despite the limited opportunities for a child during the postcolonial years, his parents thought that the future of their child was to be assimilated to Western culture. Hence, at six years old, the child was sent to school away from his native and natural environment. This early decision of his parents enrolling him in…mehr

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Route to Success: An American Dream Tale is an autobiography of an African child who grew up in a small village in Cote d'Ivoire. Unlike his own children, he was born under banana trees. Before and after his birth, no medical attention was ever given to his mother or to him. Despite the limited opportunities for a child during the postcolonial years, his parents thought that the future of their child was to be assimilated to Western culture. Hence, at six years old, the child was sent to school away from his native and natural environment. This early decision of his parents enrolling him in school led him to successfully complete his education in Cote d'Ivoire and later in North America.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Ahilé Nicolas Koudou is a retired Professor and Director of Graduate Programs in Business Administration at Park University, Kansas City, Missouri.¿He has lectured at Butler University and at the University of Indianapolis. Dr. Koudou also worked as Associate Editors of African Journal of Business Management and as visiting Professor at "Université Africaine de Technologie and de Management", and at "Institut Universitaire du Bénin", in Republic of Bénin. During his career, Dr. Koudou has been awarded Fulbright Fellowship twice, in 2003 and 2010, to teach and conduct research at Université d'Abomey-Calavi in Republic of Bénin, and Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration in Accra, Ghana respectively. His other academic recognitions include Outstanding Park School of Business Faculty Award; MBA Distinguished Professor Award; three times winner of Who's Who Among America's Teachers and Member of Louisiana State University Chapter of the Honor Society of Agriculture, Gamma Sigma Delta.