GCIBM 2013 : Glocal Conference on Contemporary Issues in Buisness Mnagement

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GCIBM 2013 : Glocal Conference on Contemporary Issues in Buisness Mnagement

When	Feb 18, 2013 - Feb 19, 2013
Where	Malaysia
Submission Deadline	Nov 15, 2012

Categories business management finance marketing HR

Call For Papers

Conference Secretariat, would like to invite you to participate in Glocal Conference on Contemporary Issues in Business Management (GCIBM-2013) to be held in Malaysia, Kuala Lampur 18th - 19th Feburary, 2013. This conference creates golden prospects for business related academicians and professional community to generate the association with members of various disciplines. Research papers should address questions utilizing a variety of methods and theoretical perspectives.

GCIBM encourages following types of papers and proposals:
**Research Papers**
**Case Studies**
**Working Papers**
**Proposals for Symposia**

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