The International Enterprise Educators Conference (IEEC) 2025, hosted this year at Manchester Metropolitan University, brought together educators, practitioners, and innovators from across the UK and beyond to explore fresh perspectives on enterprise and entrepreneurship education. This year theme was “Disruptions, Futures and Enterprise Education.” The Manchester Unhackathon: unhack, unrush, unlearn Responding to this year’s call […]
At this year’s International Conference on Building Science, Technology and Sustainability (ICBSTS25) in Nagoya, Japan, Dr Angel Jimenez-Aranda, Associate Professor in Digital Transformation at the University of Salford, played a central role as Programme Chair of the conference.
Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Accounting and Finance, Dr Rasol Eskandari, recently presented his research paper: ‘Does regularity quality enhance sustainability performance? International evidence,’ at the AfriMed Finance Association Annual Conference (AFS 2025).
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 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.
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’s Dr Ashraful Alam presented his paper, titled "ESG Pay, Biodiversity and Firm Value," at the 8th Ethical Finance and Sustainability (EFS) Conference, in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The University of Salford’s Supply Chains, Procurement and Project Management team is continuing its strong relationship with the International Purchasing and Supply Education and Research Association (IPSERA) with a number of colleagues representing the University at its 2025 annual conference in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Professor Mandy Parkinson, Chair of Business Innovation here at Salford Business School, has a long history of advancing entrepreneurship within Greater Manchester, developing innovation clusters that span digital and sustainable ecosystems in the region. Her vast experience in the enterprise and innovation spaces has had a lasting impact on the regional economy, helping to drive growth and productivity across many now successful businesses.
Salford Business School’s Dr Zeeshan Syed represented the University at the World Finance & Banking Symposium, where he had the opportunity to engage with thought leaders, gain insights into emerging trends, and present his research on credit ratings and capital structure to a global audience.