Invitation to the 13th International Conference on Business and Economic Development (ICBED)

The Centre for Business and Economic Research (CBER), London, UK, in collaboration with Medgar Evers College, CUNY, is delighted to announce the 13th International Conference on Business and Economic Development (ICBED) taking place from April 15th to 17th, 2024. This prestigious conference, adopting a hybrid format to welcome both in-person and online participants, promises an enriching platform for academia, industry executives, and practitioners from across the globe.

Selected Keynote Highlights:

Dr. Alan Parkinson, Deputy Director (Education) and principal teaching Fellow, School of Management, University College London, UK, will share insights on managerial accounting and financial management in contemporary contexts.

Carin-Isabel Knoop, Executive Director at Harvard Business School’s Case Research & Writing Group, will delve into compassionate management and the significance of mental health at the workplace.

Dwight G., co-founder of Metro Claims & Risk Mgmt., offers a unique perspective on risk management, fraud, and the resilience of businesses in facing natural disasters.

Engaging Sessions and Workshops:

The conference features a diverse array of sessions and workshops tailored to the themes of global business and economic development. Topics range from blockchain technology adoption, managerial approaches in the rail freight sector, to the genetic basis of entrepreneurial success. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussions on finance, accounting, organizational structure, globalization, and international development.

Earn CPD Credits:

All conference participants will receive a certificate of contribution with 15 CPD credits, recognizing the professional development and knowledge enhancement gained through participation.

Global Networking Opportunities:

ICBED 2024 is not just a conference; it's a global networking event. Attendees will have numerous opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals, share research, and foster collaborations that transcend geographical boundaries.

Participation Details:

We welcome academics, researchers, practitioners, and students interested in the future of business and economic development to join us. Whether you choose to attend in person in New York or virtually, your participation will undoubtedly contribute to the depth and quality of discussions.

Registration Now Open:

For registration details, conference program, and submission guidelines, please visit our conference website in the first link. Review the conference program in the attachment below.

We look forward to welcoming you to an intellectually stimulating and professionally rewarding experience at ICBED 2024.

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