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AOM-PDW Invitation: Exploring synergy between international entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship

  • 1.  AOM-PDW Invitation: Exploring synergy between international entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship

    Posted 07-22-2016 17:59

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    Dear colleagues,

     

    We would like to draw your attention to the AOM-PDW titled "Exploring synergy between international entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship for research and teaching," which is scheduled on Aug 5 2016 from 10:15AM to 12:15PM, in room 203A at the Anaheim Convention Center.

     

    The following are the panel members.

     

    Lei Li, PhD (Presenter, Organizer and Chair)

    Associate Professor in international business

    Nottingham University Business School China

    Email: Lei.Li@nottingham.edu.cn

     

    Gary Knight, PhD (Presenter and Moderator)

    Professor of Global Management

    Helen Jackson Chair of International Management

    Atkinson Graduate School of Management

    Willamette University

    Email: gknight@willamette.edu

     

    Professor Susan Marlow FRSA (Presenter and Moderator)

    Queens Award for Enterprise

    Haydn Green Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
    The University of Nottingham

    Email: Susan.Marlow@nottingham.edu.uk

     

     

    There are three key objectives set for the workshop.

     

    The first is for the panel to give a review of the development of international entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship in terms of both research and teaching. The second is to present an ongoing research project on born-global social enterprises as an example of integrating international entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship. The third is to engage the participants to share and explore innovative approaches for research and teaching in international/social entrepreneurship.

     

    The PDW agenda is as follows:

     

    1.       Social enterprise, social entrepreneurship and the international context: Introduction and an exploratory framework (Lei Li) (15 min)

    2.       International entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship: Review and Reflection (Gary Knight) (15 min)

    3.       Entrepreneurship: Social and gender issues in the international context (Susan Marlow) (15 min)

    4.       Q & A (15 min)

    5.       Breakout discussion (moderators gathering key points) (30 min)

    6.       Open discussion and conclusion (Lei Li as the facilitator) (30 min)

     

    If you are interested in attending the workshop, please contact Lei Li, Lei.Li@nottingham.edu.cn.

     

    Depending on the number of participants, we may need more moderators for breakout discussion.

     

    Please indicate if you are willing to serve as a moderator for breakout discussion if needed.

     

    Thank you for your attention.

     

    We are looking forward to meeting you and learning about your research and insights in the area of (international) social entrepreneurship.

     

    Best wishes!

     

     

    Lei Li, PhD
    Associate Dean of Faculty
    Associate Professor of International Business
    Nottingham University Business School China
    199 Taikang East Road, Ningbo 315100
    PR China
    Email: Lei.Li@nottingham.edu.cn
    Tel: +86 (0)574 8818 0852
    Fax: +86 (0)574 8818 0125

     

    李磊 博士

    商学院副院长

    宁波诺丁汉大学

    中国宁波泰康东路199号行政大楼368

    邮编: 315100

    电子邮件Lei.Li@nottingham.edu.cn

    电话 +86 (0)574 8818 0852

    传真 +86 (0)574 8818 0125

     

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