School of Business professor honored with award from International Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce U.S.

Posted On: July 18, 2024

(NEW YORK, NY — JULY 18, 2024) Luis Camacho, assistant professor in the School of Business and academic director for the International Education Program in the Dominican Republic, has been recognized by the International Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce U.S. for his contributions to the Hispanic community.

Camacho received the Global Distinguished Scholar and Leader in Business Education, International Programs, and Community Service Award.

“The Hispanic community takes immense pride in your distinguished roles, which undoubtedly significantly impact both the student population and the broader community,” President International IECCUS Hugo Cartagena wrote in the award letter to Camacho. “Your contributions are pivotal in nurturing the next generation of students, scholars, and entrepreneurs poised to excel in international business.”

In addition to Camacho’s work at Empire State University, he serves as editor-in-chief of the Latin American Business and Sustainability Review (LABSREVIEW), and conference chair for the Academy of Latin American Business and Sustainability Studies (ALBUS).

“Being recognized by the IECCUS as a distinguished scholar and leader in business education, international programs, and community service is a significant distinction that reinforces my commitment and efforts to these domains. This acknowledgment signifies that my endeavors to connect different cultures and promote global cooperation are having a measurable impact, emphasizing the significance of establishing opportunities for intercultural interactions and international collaborations that enhance the educational experience and research activities and foster mutual comprehension,” Camacho said. “Overall, this distinction is not a personal recognition; it recognizes all individuals, inside and outside of academia, who share with me the same values, interests, and commitment to building up a better society and a more inclusive and sustainable future.”