Meetings and Seminars

Upcoming events:

I ACEDE Professional Development Workshop on International Management. 

On October 2, 2025, the first ACEDE Professional Development Workshop on International Management  will be organized at the University of Oviedo – Gijón Campus, taking advantage of the celebration there, on October 3 and 4, of the XX edition of the Iberian International Business Conference (IIBC 2025). More information about the event will be available soon along with information about IIBC 2025.

List of recent events in chronological order:

Seminar of the pre-congress meeting of the International Management Section (June 2024).

Speaker: Josep Doménech, Polytechnic University of Valencia

Title: “From company websites to business research: beyond words”

Teaching innovation in the International Management Section.

At the pre-congress meeting of ACEDE the section (June 2023), the results of two teaching innovation projects by members of the section were discussed.

• "Is there dishonest behavior in college classrooms?" By Nuria Alcalde Fradejas, Marisa Ramírez Alesón and Mercedes Mazo from the University of Zaragoza
• "SDGs and responsible international entrepreneurship" by Antonia M. García Cabrera¹, Mª Gracia García Soto¹, Sonia Suárez Ortega¹, Cristina López Duarte² and Marta Vidal Suárez²

¹ University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; ² University of Oviedo

Webinar organized by Casa Asia. 

 "East and West: comparative perspectives on business management" with the participation of the section member León-Darder (February 9, 2022). 

·         Link al webinar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_HCnIcjMrE 

Round table on programmes to support business internationalisation (June 2021). 

Participants in the panel discussion:

• Ignacio Jiménez. Coordinator of the Market Knowledge Unit and Internationalization Program Manager at the Spanish Chamber of Commerce.
• Loreto Taborga. Territorial Director of Commerce and ICEX Delegate in Las Palmas. 
• José Pla-Barber. Professor of Business Organization at the University of Valencia.
• María José Miranda. Vice-president of the Canary Islands Special Zone Consortium and member of the ULPGC's Strategy and International Business Research Group (ENI). Moderator