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: IBLS Internet Law BlogE-Commerce Career Opportunities?
By Jerry
I currently hold a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Computer Information Systems,
and Executive MBA, along with 20+ years work experience. However, I'm
considering an Executive JD Degree from Kaplan University / Concord Law School.
I will complete this degree during the year 2012. Upon earning the JD, with a
specialty in any of the following areas: e-commerce and Internet themes like
intellectual property , digital signatures, consumer protection, e-public
procurement, cybercrime, privacy and security, e-banking, e-payments, online
buys and sells, among others; what career opportunities can you foresee over the
next 5-7 years, given my IT, business, and legal backgrounds. Also, what are the
industry leading companies and or Federal Agencies I should focus on for
possible consulting / employment opportunities? Thanks for the
insight!
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First Name: Roy
Last Name: Hodge
Phone:
Email: rhodge@rehsystems.com
Phone: 419-514-1600
Address: 8762 Orchard Lake Road
City: Holland
Country: United States
Full post as published by IBLS Internet Law Blog on December 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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