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10th Anniversary
of the
Graduate School of Commerce, Burapha University
2006 Global Business Conference:
New Paradigm, New Technique for
Global business Development and Strategy
June 22-23 2006 Bangkok, Thailand
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The Graduate School of
Commerce (GSC) at Burapha University is one of the
prominent business schools in the region. It has built a
strong reputation based on a Master of Business Administration(MBA) program, a
doctoral program in Business Administration (DBA),
a set of
executive education programs designed to
educate business managers, experienced business
practitioners, business educators, and a vigorous
faculty research program. 2006 will mark
10th
anniversary of the school. To celebrate this special
occasion, the school will host an international conference
for business practitioners, researchers, and academics
from all over the world to exchange their business
viewpoints in Thailand!
The Development of global business strategy
has a pay role in the world’s economics. Numerous
challenges confront the strategy, from global
competition and environmental issues to changes in
consumer behavior. Competitive strategies of global
business companies in this dynamic business
environment require various dimensions of knowledge to
understand stakeholder expectations and behaviors.
Either consumers or competitors are leading a number
of revolutions strategies in today’s dynamic market.
The strategy has been faced with increasingly informed
buyers who seek more efficient processes to choose and
evaluate products and services that meet their needs
and criteria. The global business strategy and
increasing demand from global market presents great
potentials to both foreign and local stakeholder.
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The 2006 Conference on
Global Business Development and Strategy
at the Graduate
School of Commerce, Burapha University will be a
new arena for business educators and practitioners
in the region to exchange their viewpoints and
experiences in the challenge of today’s business
education. The theme of the conference “New
Paradigm, New Technique for Global Business
Development and Strategy” will confront
the real issues of modern global business.
Conference content will offer practical insight to
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educators and practitioners
demystify challenging problems and take advantage of
new opportunities. Participants will discover exciting
new ideas, exchange their business experiences, and
share different aspects of global business strategies
ranging from marketing, branding, manufacturing, human
resource management, supply chain, or electronic
commerce in all aspects of strategy for global
organization.
This conference brings together veteran entrepreneurs,
venture capitalists, marketers, researchers,
academics, students, and community members in this
exciting forum. The Graduate School of Commerce is
planning a series of panels and workshops that cover a
variety of industry trends, company building
topics, and strategies for global business education
for this decade. A key element of excellence is
active engagement between business schools and their
key stakeholders—the business community. Join us at
this conference, where speakers from the academic and
business communities will cover a wide range of
topics, including the role of business education and
accreditation in today's global society; the
competitive landscape of business education; the
assurance that management educators identify and meet
the needs of global business; and the development of
effective strategic alliances.
Through a unique format that joins the boardroom with
the classroom, attendees will discuss issues with
leading industry professionals, as well as the world’s
preeminent business faculty. This conference is sure
to provide attendees with a highly relevant and
memorable conference experience.
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The
conference will be of interest to international
business and economics researchers, academics, and
managers working in various settings; involved in the
key issues include: corporate strategy, business
strategy, and functional strategy, corporate
governance, business ethics, entrepreneurship and
innovation, human resource, leadership, and business
education in global business
development and strategy.
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