In the world of business, things are constantly changing. Our expert academics explain and give their views on the latest hot topics from the worlds of law, business, HR, finance, retail and much more.
Salford Business School’s Lecturer in International Business, Dr Neetu Sharma, recently presented her co-authored research paper, ‘Bridging ESG, Financial Performance, and Social Media Influence: Unpacking Parent-Subsidiary Firms Dynamics for Sustainable Development’, at the 2025 Academy of Marketing Conference.
Dr Angel Jimenez-Aranda, Associate Professor of Digital Transformation at Salford Business School, recently presented his research on intelligent manufacturing systems at the 9th International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing and Materials (ICAMM 2025) in Oxford.
Dr Evelyn Oginni, a Lecturer in People Management here at Salford Business School, was recently invited to present her research proposal in collaboration with Dr Kate Han at the 2025 Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) Conference.
Recently, Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Supply Chain, Procurement and Project Management, Dr Naixin Guo, was invited to present her research in collaboration with colleague, Dr Albert Aidoo-Anderson, at the 32nd International Annual Conference of the European Operations Management Association (EurOMA 2025).
At the recent Academic Practice and Technology Conference 2025, Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Law, Craig Smith, presented a case study that explored the integration of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in legal education.
At the recent IHIET-FS 2025 Conference, Salford Business School’s Dr Rashed Khan delivered a timely and thought-provoking speech, titled: “Empowering Migrant Care Workers through Emerging Technologies: Bridging Cultural and Digital Gaps in the Global Care Sector.”
Recently, Salford Business School Lecturer in Law, Dr Nicky Gillibrand, took part in the University Association of Contemporary European Studies (UACES) Graduate and Early Career Researcher Forum, hosted this year at Panteion University, Athens.
Artificial intelligence is fast becoming integral to legal and commercial practice, and Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Law, Craig Smith, has been at the centre of two high profile conversations this month.
For Mus'haf Khan, a PhD researcher here at Salford Business School, studying the intersection of AI (artificial intelligence), digital transformation and sustainability, the UK Academy for Information Systems (UKAIS) 2025 Conference represented a critical milestone.
Salford Business School’s Programme Leader and Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance, Geoff Evans, was recently invited to present his research paper at the British Accounting and Finance Association (BAFA) Conference at Dublin City University. The conference serves as a platform for accounting researchers and industry professionals to share their thoughts and insights into the future of accounting education.