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aber 2013 Cambridge Conference on Business & Economics Program

2015Global

Business & EconomicsConference Program

Saïd Business School,University of Oxford, UK

November 22nd - 23rd, 2015

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aber 2015 Global Conference on Business & Economics Program

Conference Schedule

Sunday, November 22nd:

Registration: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Wine Reception: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM

Monday, November 23rd:

Registration: 9:30 AM – 10:00 AM

Coffee Break: 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

(Coffee break will be avail able at the registration desk)

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Instructions To Program Participants

Session Time Each presenter will have total of 30 minutes and they should

take no more than 15 minutes for presentation. Each Discussant

should take no more than 5 minutes. The remaining time should

be devoted to open discussion.

Session Assume overall responsibility for your session. Make an effort to

contact the session participants before the meeting. Inform them

that each presentation room will be equipped with an overhead

projector and flipchart. Ask them if they have any special needs

relating to their presentation and/or discussion and, in

collaboration with the registration desk, try to satisfy those needs.

Arrive at the session room 10 minutes in advance and make

sure that it is properly equipped. Welcome and introduce the

participants. Start the session on time and adhere to the time

schedule. Discussants should follow presenters. Moderate the

open discussion to the best of your ability.

Presenters: Stay within the allotted time even though it may not be enough!

Be well prepared. Please do not just read your paper. Your

presentation of main points, methods, and conclusions should

lead to a fruitful discussion during and after the session. Bring

with you and make available several copies of your manuscript.

Each room will have an LCD projector. You will need to have

your own Laptop connect to the projector.

Discussants: Be prepared to offer your “positive” remarks first. Then offer

any “negative” remarks in a constructive way. Stay within the

allotted time. If you cannot meet your commitment, please make

an effort to find a substitute discussant, and contact the

registration desk as well as the session chair immediately. Please

contribute as much as you can to the discussion.

Allocations:

Chairs:

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Sunday, November 22nd, 201512:00 PM-2:30 PM / Room # 1

SESSION [1]: Strategic Issues

CHAIR: Aaron Peabody, Zipline

TITLES & AUTHORS:

Investigating Stock Market Indices of India - Empirical Analysis.1

Jaspal Singh, Guru Nanak Dev University

Understanding military decision making methodologies and utilizing them

in the cooperate environment.2

Ran Tamir, Lafarge NA

Economic development and security in Central and Eastern Europe.3

Bartosz Józwik, The John Paul II Catholic Universityof LublinTomasz Stepniewski, The John Paul II CatholicUniversity of Lublin

Comparing Chinese and American Consumer Preferences for Financial

Products.4

Andrew Drais, University of Texas at Dallas

Social Media and Business: Indication of Success in Sales.5

Jennifer N Bursa, University of Texas at Dallas

Principals of Swadeshi & Indian Manufacturing Industry.6

Atul Gupta, Lynchburg CollegeRahul Jain, Lynchburg CollegeSummer Spicer, Lynchburg College

DISCUSSANTS: 1. Ran Tamir2. Bartosz Józwik3. Andrew Drais4. Jennifer N Bursa5. Atul Gupta6. Jaspal Singh

Sessions, Panels & Roundtables

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SESSION [2]: Teaching Strategies

CHAIR: Joy Grant, Manchester Metropolitan University

TITLES & AUTHORS:Phil Millage, Inspire Executive CoachingHerbert Rau, Utica CollegeJoy Grant, Manchester Metropolitan UniversityHoward Van Auken, Iowa State UniversityCengiz Yilmaz, Afyon Kocatepe UniversityGeorge M. Puia, Saginaw Valley State UniversityDan Kipley, Azusa Pacific UniversitySheryl Grosso, University of South CarolinaMichaeline Skiba, Monmouth UniversityRobert Kao, Park UniversityHasan Pirkul, University of Texas at DallasShawn M. Carraher, University of Texas at DallasJaspal Singh, Guru Nanak Dev UniversityLuis Gomez-Mejia, University of Notre DameSunrita Dhar-Bhattacharjee, Angila Ruskin University

Coffee Break: Registration Desk



CHAIR: Herbert Rau, Utica College

TITLES & AUTHORS:Zipline: A Case Study in Entrepreneurial Success.1

Aaron Peabody, ZiplinePhil Millage, Inspire Executive Coaching

Executive Coaching of C-Suite Executives: A cross cultural study. 2

Shawn M. Carraher, University of Texas at DallasPhil Millage, Inspire Executive Coaching

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Luke Singer, Heidrick & StrugglesTae Hwang, University of Texas at Dallas

Conflict Resolution and Strategic Sales.3

Phil Millage, Inspire Executive CoachingPreston Dunlap, University of Texas at DallasVasu Jindal, University of Texas at DallasKaileigh McCann, University of Texas at Dallas

Market Cannibalism.4

Maithreya Chakravarthula, University of Texas atDallas

Southwest Airlines customer service sector with that of an international

airline such as Cathay Pacific and study the implications of how southwest

can achieve globalization.5

Emily Lin, University of Texas at Dallas

DISCUSSANTS: 1. Emily Lin2. Tae Hwang3. Kaileigh McCann4. Maithreya Chakravarthula5. Aaron Peabody



CHAIR: Karin Sixl-Daniell, MCI Management CenterInnsbruck

TITLES & AUTHORS:U.S. Corporate Tax Reform: The Potential EffectsHofstede's Cultural.1

Danielle Quiggins, University of Texas at Dallas

Space Entrepreneurship.2

Shawn M. Carraher, University of Texas at DallasCharles E. Carraher, University of Texas at DallasSarah C. Carraher, University of Texas at DallasNader Molla Arzoni, University of Texas at Dallas

Data Analytics with Big Data and Project A: An examination of Ethics and

Culture.3

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Shawn M. Carraher, University of Texas at DallasShideh Sarifi, University of Texas at Dallas

The Failure of Uber in the Republic of Korea: Effects of Culture and Foreign

Direct Investment on the Taxicab Industry in Seoul.4

Michael Collin Zreet, University of Texas at Dallas

Business Ethics of the United States and Germany.5

Neal A Pathak, University of Texas at Dallas

DISCUSSANTS: 1. Michael Collin Zreet2. Danielle Quiggins3. Shawn M. Carraher4. Neal A Pathak5. Shideh Sarifi

Monday, November 23rd, 20159:00 AM-11:30 AM / Room # 1


CHAIR: Robert Kao, Park University

TITLES & AUTHORS:Indulgence, Restraint, and Within-Country Diversity: E x p loring

Entrepreneurial Outcomes with New Constructs.1

Rosalie Stackpole, Michigan EconomicDevelopment CorporationLisa A . Maroni , Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversityHeidi Hicks, Saginaw Valley State UniversityZachary P. Gibson, Saginaw Valley State UniversityGeorge M. Puia, Saginaw Valley State University

Hospitality and Customer Service in Japan and the United States.2

Nadia Dirbashi, University of Texas, DallasDianne Khan, University of Texas, DallasMiguel Velasquez, University of Texas, Dallas

An Approach to Talent Management on a Global Scale.3

Amy Wong, GlobalNxt UniversityKarin Sixl-Daniell, MCI Management Center Innsbruck

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China and the U.S., Examining the Cultural Differences in Aerospace.4

Michael Collin Zreet, University of Texas, DallasShawn Stark, University of Texas, Dallas

Entrepreneur's Personality, Ethics Position and their Relations with Job

Satisfaction: Comparative Analysis of USA, China, and Lithuania.5

Shawn M. Carraher, University of Texas, DallasJurga Duobiene, Kaunas University of TechnologySherry E Sullivan, Bowling Green State UniversityGabriella Mitchell, University of Texas, Dallas

DISCUSSANTS: 1. Michael Collin Zreet2. Karin Sixl-Daniell3. Miguel Velasquez4. Shawn M. Carraher5. Rosalie Stackpole

Monday, November 23rd, 20159:00 AM-12:00 PM / Room # 2


CHAIR: Michaeline Skiba, Monmouth University

TITLES & AUTHORS:Market Simulation Game using Classroom Experiments.1

Tarek H. Selim, American University in CairoKareman. M. Shoair, British University in Egypt

Designing a Creative Curriculum: A Collaborative Approach.2

Andrea Benn,Brighton University

Developing an Instrument to Measure Business Ethics.3

John A. Parnell, University of North Carolinaat PembrokeMiguel Velasquez, University of Texas at Dallas

Comparing Mondragon's Business Structure to Traditional Corporate

Business Structures.4

Sameer Shukla, University of Texas at Dallas

Personnel Strategy in Government: A Comparison of Political and Career

Appointees.5

Timothy Roberts, University of Texas at Dallas

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Challenges in Managing Small Business Management: Sustainability of

Development and Success.6

Khalid Alrawi, Abu Dhabi UniversityAhmed Alrawi, University of Al-AnbarWaleed Alrawi, MSU -Malysia

DISCUSSANTS: 1. Sameer Shukla2. Miguel Velasquez3. Andrea Benn4. Tarek H. Selim5. Waleed Alrawi6. Timothy Roberts

Monday, November 23rd, 20159:00 AM-11:30 AM / Room # 3


CHAIR: Joy Grant, Manchester Metropolitan University

TITLES & AUTHORS:Investigating the Relationships between ICT Adoption and Economic

Growth: Evidence from Selected African Economies.1

Adekunle Oluwole BINUYO, University of SouthAfrica

IFRS & GAAP: Internal Auditing vs Internal Sales.2

Shawn M Carraher, University of Texas at DallasHoward Van Auken, Iowa State UniversitySarah C. Carraher, University of Texas at DallasAustin Doerr, Hewlett-PackardCody Brooks, University of Texas at Dallas

The Usage of Faliure Modes and Effect Analysis Technioque While Process

Improvement in Managerial Accounting Courses.3

Cengiz Yilmaz, Afyon Kocatepe UniversityAli Eleren, Afyon Kocatepe University

Global Business, Strategic Management, and Global Strategy of the Firm.4

Fredi Garcia, University of Texas at Dallas

Cross Cultural Methodology of Combatting Financial Contagion : East

Asia vs. Eurozone.5

Gauri Kadu, University of Texas at Dallas

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