It will be good to hear from them later regards their experiences and the inputs gained from attending. Conferences are an invaluable part of the academic research process; building a profile, developing contacts with fellow researchers and journal editors, and obtaining useful critiques of work. Hence any experiences of this would be much appreciated. I myself have attended few, so am currently nervous of what to expect.
Welcome to the GAMBI research group blog. Based in the Department of Marketing, Strategy, and Economics, at University of Huddersfield Business School, our members conduct research, teaching, and consultancy, throughout marketing and branding topics. We hold between us a wide range of experiences, methodologies, and personal interests, that make for a vibrant research community.
Tuesday, 15 July 2014
GAMBI Members in Singapore
Three of our GAMBI members are currently in the tiny city state of Singapore for the prestigious annual GMC (Global Marketing Conference). Professor Len Tiu Wright, Dr Sabrina Thornton, and Dr Qing Ding are attending, networking, and presenting at the 4 day event. This is a great opportunity for them to represent Huddersfield and share their research. Hopefully opportunity also to see some crazy architecture. God knows what the triple skyscraper below is, but it looks fascinating.

It will be good to hear from them later regards their experiences and the inputs gained from attending. Conferences are an invaluable part of the academic research process; building a profile, developing contacts with fellow researchers and journal editors, and obtaining useful critiques of work. Hence any experiences of this would be much appreciated. I myself have attended few, so am currently nervous of what to expect.
It will be good to hear from them later regards their experiences and the inputs gained from attending. Conferences are an invaluable part of the academic research process; building a profile, developing contacts with fellow researchers and journal editors, and obtaining useful critiques of work. Hence any experiences of this would be much appreciated. I myself have attended few, so am currently nervous of what to expect.
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