2017 CEEMAN Annual Conference in cooperation with School of Management, Zhejiang University
Rethinking Entrepreneurship: Challenges for Management Education in Rising Economies
20-22 September 2017 – Hangzhou
Hangzhou, known as the Silicon valley in paradise, is the epicenter of China’s tech industry and important center of economic development and education. There are about 140 high-speed trains daily from Hangzhou to Shanghai, the largest city in China and a renowned international metropolis. The journey with the high-speed train to Shanghai takes about 45 minutes, while the journey to Beijing lasts for about 6 hours.
The conference will provide an opportunity to discuss latest trends, key issues, opportunities and challenges in the areas of entrepreneurship, innovations, and sustainability and see how business/management education can better support these processes to foster more effective entrepreneurship development around the world.
2017 CEEMAN Annual Conference Program
CEEMAN Annual Conference Events traditionally include a series of events in order to get to know first the business, political and social realities of the host country (including through company visits, experiential workshops, keynote business panels), and then to discuss implications, best practices and collaboration in the area of management development (business education keynotes, international panels, roundtable discussions and workshops).
School of Management, Zhejiang University, is a leading academic institution in China and one of China’s first universities whose Executive MBA education was approved by the Chinese government in 2002. Their MBA Program was launched in 1994 and was accredited by Association of MBAs (AMBAs) in 2006 (as the first one in mainland China), in 2012 it was awarded with EQUIS accreditation and in 2015 with AACSB accreditation.