Keynote speakers

Plenary sessions will be dedicated to IB and competitiveness issues. It is a pleasure that the following outstanding scholars accepted our invitations (ordered by the scientific program):

• Marjan Svetlicic,
  University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
  Crises, Globalization and Academics

• Ádám Török, Gyöngyi Csuka,
  Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary
  Stages of Microintegration – the Case of Hungarian Manufacturing Exports

• Krzysztof Obloj,
  University of Warsaw,
  Advisor to the President of Poland, Poland
  IB and Polish Economy: Something Old, Something New

• Louis Brennan,
  Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
  The Implications for Europe of the Emergence of Southern Multinationals
   
  

• Svetla Trifonova Marinova,
  Aalborg University, Denmark
  Knowledge-Based Network Ties in SME Internationalisation: An Institutional Void and Cultural Perspective

• Arnold Schuh,
  Competence Center for CEE, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria
  Current Roles and Future Perspectives for CEE-Headquarters

• Eszter Szabó,
  GE Holdings (Hungary) Ltd., Hungary
  “Vaci Street answer to it” – Prosper Locally, Compete Globally

• Andrei Yu Panibratov,
  St. Petersburg University, Russia
  Competitive Advantages of Russian Multinationals and the Role of Government

• Marin Marinov,
  University of Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
  Conditions and Run through the Internationalization of Central and Eastern European Firms