Fall Global Business Research Symposium

The Fall Global Business Research Symposium is a premier forum designed for the presentation and exchange of past experiences, innovative advances, and research results in the realms of theoretical and practical applications within the industry. The symposium welcomes contributions that foster dialogue and collaboration between educators and researchers globally.

Participants are encouraged to submit abstracts, topics of interest, or proposals for registration, with specific guidelines outlined for submissions. The event aims to address contemporary issues in Business Research, with topics such as Management of Innovation and Technology, Business Fluctuations and Cycles, Destination Marketing Practices, and Quality Management and Engineering among the main themes.

Proposals for panel discussions are also welcomed, allowing for engaging public discourse among selected panelists on pertinent topics within the symposium's scope.

The panel discussions will feature three to five scholars presenting their arguments, followed by critical commentary from a discussant and an open dialogue with the audience. To participate, interested individuals must submit a proposal not exceeding 400 words, including the preferred duration of the discussion—ideally 90 minutes—by September 14, 2027.

The symposium accommodates presenters who may face financial or political travel restrictions by allowing research papers to be presented virtually via video conferencing, ensuring inclusivity. Both virtual and in-person presenters will pay the same conference fees. Additionally, presenters are invited to take on the role of Session Chair, responsible for introducing each speaker and facilitating the flow of the event.

All attendees, including paper presenters, speakers, and panel participants, are required to register and pay applicable fees, with certificates of attendance awarded at the end of the symposium. Participants are advised to review their insurance policies to ensure adequate coverage, as the symposium does not accept liability for any losses or damages incurred during the event.