MarTech
Global Conference on Business Management and Economics (GCBME)
The 13th International Conference on Business, Management and Economics (ICBMECONF) is an international event focusing on business, economics, management, and finance. It provides an opportunity for researchers and an international community of peers to present research and discuss the latest trends.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 12 March 2027 to 14 March 2027
- Location
- Oxford, Canada
- Organiser
- ICBMECONF
- Industry
- MarTech
Speaking
Call for speakers
Submissions close 2027-02-19. Speaking slots are open for this event.
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Management
- Economics
- Business
- Finance
On stage
Speakers
- Dr. Pat ObiWhite Lodging Endowed Professor of Finance, Purdue University Northwest
- Dr. Evgenia Anagnostopouloupostdoctoral researcher and academic fellow, University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece
- Dr. Masaaki IrieChief Engineer of the Water Purifying Department, Fukuoka City Government
- Dr. Mohammad KaramiAssistant Professor, Near East University, Cyprus
- Dr. Jacek KarasińskiPhD in Economics and Finance, Senior Research and Teaching Assistant
- Dr. Jose Luis Garces-BautistaPh.D. In Business Administration and Management
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