THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONFERENCE

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Deadline: Sept. 8, 2010

ISSN: 1540 - 1200

Deadline: Sept. 9, 2010

ISSN 1553-5827

ISSN: 1540 - 1200 (issued by the Library of Congress, Washington)

The journal, The Journal of American Academy of Business, Cambridge (JAABC) is a refereed academic journal that publishes the scientific research findings in their field with the ISSN number (ISSN: 1540 - 1200) issued by the Library of Congress, Washington. The Journal of American Academy of Business, Cambridge is accepted for listing in the CABELL'S, ULRICH’S, and PROQUEST (ABI) DIRECTORIES of Refereed Publications. All submissions are subject to a double blind review process.

The journal, The Business Review, Cambridge (BRC) is a refereed academic journal that publishes the scientific research findings in their field with the ISSN number (ISSN 1553 - 5827) issued by the Library of Congress, Washington. The Business Review, Cambridge is accepted for listing in the CABELL'S, ULRICH’S, PROQUEST (ABI) DIRECTORIES of Refereed Publications. All submissions are subject to a double blind review process. All manuscripts should be professionally proofread before the submission. You can use www.editavenue.com for proofreading. All manuscripts should be according to the submission guideline. No Manuscript Will Be Accepted Without the Required Format. All Manuscripts Should Be Professionally Proofread Before the Submission. You can use www.editavenue.com for professional proofreading.

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ACADEMIC CONFERENCES

ISSN 1553 - 5827 (issued by the Library of Congress, Washington)

All submissions are subject to a double blind review process. The Journal of American Academy of Business, Cambridge sponsors The Economics, Finance and International Business Research Conference, (EFIBR) held in Miami, Florida, USA each December, The Global Management, Finance & Information Technology Research Conference, (GMITR) held in New York, New York each May, The International Business, Finance & Economics Research Conference (IBER) held in Los Angeles, California each May, The International Business, Finance and Management Research Conference, (IBFMR) held in Hawaii each June, The Global Business, Economics and Finance Research Conference, (GBEFR) held in London, England each July and The Global Business, Finance and Economics Research Conference, (GBER) held in Istanbul, Turkey each August and The Global Management, Accounting and Finance Research Conference, (GMAFR) held in Bahamas each January. All the accepted papers will be published.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT NEW YORK CONFERENCE 2010 May

Right to Left: Keynote Speaker, Dr. Pearl I. Steinbuch is the Director of Mount Ida College School of Business and Associate Professor of Business Administration and Management; Dr. Turan Senguder, Conference Chair and CEO The Journal of American Academy of Business, Cambridge; Dr. Gordon W. Arbogast, Dr. Gordon W. Arbogast, Associate Dean, Davis College of Business, Jacksonville University, FL

Dr. Pearl I. Steinbuch is the Director of Mount Ida College School of Business and Associate Professor of Business Administration and Management. She received a BA from Brandeis University (1979), M.Ed. from Harvard University (1980) and AM and Ph.D. from The Wharton School: University of Pennsylvania (1987, 1992). She was a faculty member of St. John's University College of Business Administration - Department of Quantitative Analysis (1984-1991).

Dr. Steinbuch has presented papers nationally and internationally and published in the field of labor economics, income distribution and pay equity. She is on the Advisory Board of Scientific Journals International and serves as an editorial reviewer for a number of academic journals. Dr. Steinbuch has been appointed to the 2007-2008 Economics 1 Peer Review Committee for the Fulbright Senior Specialist Program. She is one of three experts in her discipline committee. Dr. Steinbuch has been invited to serve on the East Boston Public High School Advisory Board as part of the College Connections Program. She has also been an economic consultant for litigation support in the area of economic damage estimation. Dr. Steinbuch has spent many years working for a major international airline. Her consulting assignments included projects in England, Italy, Spain, Germany, South Africa, Greece, Sweden, Denmark, as well as a 15-month assignment in Paris. Her work focused on business process engineering and decision support models, feasibility analyses, and technical sales support. She has also worked in corporate development for both the airline industry and technology companies.

Dr. Gordon W. Arbogast has a career that bridges the military, business and academia. He commanded Army units in Korea, the Dominican Republic, Vietnam, Germany, and the United States, rising to the rank of Colonel. He served in the Pentagon, commanded a battalion in Heidelberg, Germany and was the Deputy Program Manager for a $1 billion buy of computers. He was Head of the Engineering Department at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point where he pioneered systems engineering as a new major and revised the curriculum. As the Associate Director of Engineering, Technology and Corporate Planning for the Defense Communications Agency (DCA), he led the Agency in becoming the Defense Information Systems Agency. While on active duty he completed two Master’s degrees at Georgia Tech and his Ph.D. at Clemson University.

On retiring, he became a Principal Scientist for Contel Technology Laboratories in Chantilly, Virginia and then was Vice President of Systems Technology for three years at Pacific Bell in San Francisco. In 1994 he accepted a professorship at Jacksonville University where he teaches a wide variety of graduate courses in the Davis College of Business, including operations, information technology, leadership, and the capstone course in Strategy and Policy. For the past four years he has been the Associate Dean of the Davis College of Business and the Director of their Graduate Programs. Dr. Arbogast has been active as a consultant to organizations such as the Hong Kong Productivity Center and Learning Tree International. He has published widely on such diverse topics as air power in Kosovo, the evolution of strategy, the environmental issues along the Indian River in Florida, CEO and top management pay, leadership, and the history of engineering at West Point. He is listed in all the major Who’s Who publications to include the Millennium Who’s Who in the World

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The next EFIBR Conference will be held in Miami, Florida USA on December 9 -12, 2010. The next GMFITR conference will be held in New York between May 26 - 28, 2011. The next IBFMR conference will be held in Hawaii between June 2 - 5, 2011. The next IBER conference will be held in Los Angeles between June 16 - 19, 2011. The next GBEFR conference will be held in London, England on July 14 - 17, 2010. The GBFER conference will be held in Istanbul, Turkey on August 11 - 14, 2010. The GMAFR conference will be held in Bahamas between January 7 - 10, 2011. All submissions are subject to a two person blind peer review process. No Manuscript Will Be Accepted Without the Required Format. All Manuscripts Should Be Professiony Proofread Before the Submission. You can use www.editavenue.com professional proofreading.

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