Like the world itself-business, business of education is not what it was in the past. It’s so much more. What’s more, it’s the demand.

Conducted are periods during which the teachers have been trained in the field of classical models and students on textbooks to learn the basics of operating a business. These days, even if it’s upwards of Presidents no longer wear a tie, education, business requires more real-life skills.

Today’s business students are not only studying accounting, economics and demographics. They are studying electronic commerce and Web page design, and that tutelege. Leaders of the residence and other local businessmen. The company enters the world to help transform and strengthen its powerful assets - students.

In the halls of institutions in the region, see businessmen on the role of teachers, educational advisers and mentors plan.

In this feature that has radiated Baltimore Business Journal teachers, the changing face of higher education in the Greater Baltimore business. She spoke of the reasons why education is so important in their lives and what they are doing to ensure that the next generation is ready to guide the industry in the region.

Stephen Beckenholdt

College of Notre Dame of Maryland Chair, Department of Business & Economics

Age: 52

Location: Baltimore

Location: Warren, Ohio

Stephen Beckenholdt is not just a type. Indeed, the chairman of the Division of Economics and professor of economics at the University of Notre Dame of Maryland has a broad perspective.

“As a professor at Notre Dame, I am a strong believer in a context of very strong human, and other things like the foundations of the economy,” said Beckenholdt. Philosophy, History [ldots] things like widening your opinion. It is more than numbers. ”

Beckenholdt practice what he preaches. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration at Kent State University, a degree in law at the University of Maryland, and is pursuing a doctorate in political science at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

With its global vision of education, Beckenholdt has played a leading role at the delivery of Notre Dame’s Master’s Degree in Management Today, it is an analogue of surveillance for the rehabilitation of the Undergraduate Business-school program and seeks to establish partnerships with businesses.

In addition to teaching, serves Beckenholdt such commissions Institutional Advancement Committee and the school of the structure of the state organization. Beckenholdt Notre Dame is also representative of the Faculty of NCAA.

But education is the first Beckenholdt love.

“One of the most beautiful things, if I came to Notre Dame, to interact and students,” he said. “I knew that is what I wanted to do.”

Robert Chylinksi

Baltimore International College President & Founder

Age: 50 early –

Residence: Fairfield County, Connecticut

Location: Baltimore County

First expansion in a building office, it is relatively small, so that local agencies College, Baltimore International College (BIC), president and founder Roger Chylinski explains how the institution had originated from outside Baltimore City Community College in 1970, the first D’years, one of the largest producers of the workforce talent for the booming sector, the hospitality of Maryland. Although he spoke with pride of the University of benefits - at present 800 students, 16 full-time teachers, the reports of ownership and mode of operation of the Mount Vernon Hotel Atlantic Bay Seafood Restaurant, and a campus and Ireland - Chylinski also speaks of the pain of growing school.