The University of Georgia

Natia Parekhelashvili
Invited Lecturer
Master
Department of Business Administration
School of Business and Administrative Studies

Education

University of Tokyo - Graduate School of Public Policy - Master - 09/24/2021 - 09/22/2023

The University of Georgia - The School of Business, Economics and Administration - Bachelor - 2010-01-09 - 2020-01-09

The University of Georgia - School of Business, Economics and Administration - Master - 2014-01-10 - 2020-08-03

Conferences

"GUAM + JAPAN" investment promotion seminar - 20-03-2019

Courses

Business Continuity Management-BUAN3020 ( 2025/2026; )

Brand Management-MKTG4110E ( 2020/2021; )

Supply Chain Management-MKTG4190 ( 2020/2021; )

Supply Chain Management-MKTG4190E ( 2020/2021; )

Schedule

Business Continuity Management-BUAN3020

Natia Parekhelashvili - Invited Lecturer. She holds a Master's degree in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Georgia and Master's degree in Public Policy (stream: EPFD-Economic Policy, Finance and Development) from the University of Tokyo. Natia Parekhelashvili has completed additional training courses in Leadership, Financial Analysis, Economic Development and Foreign Direct Investment attraction in Georgia, Austria and Japan. Her publications on nvestment potential are published in the electronic journals of international business associations. She has also produced various write-ups and policy briefs published on global journals and platforms on various topics of economic development, such as infrastructure finance, climate change and global targets of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In the scope of working for state and private organizations, as well as in cooperation with non-governmental organizations in Georgia and in Japan, Ms. Parekhelashvili has experience in business analysis, consulting and advisory, international marketing, working on international projects with foreign investors, business associations and consulting organizations, mentoring startups and conducting capacity building programs.