Conferences

Organized by CEM Faculty Fellows Ruth Aguilera and Kevin Chuah, this annual workshop offers the opportunity for researchers and professors from institutions across New England and beyond to present on their recent Corporate Governance research and receive peer feedback.

As part of the Academy of International Business's Digitalization Shared Interest Group, scholars from around the world connected for this local and global simulcast event to discuss digitalization and international business issues, theories, and practice.

This mini-conference brings together scholars from a variety of academic disciplines to explore how the state interacts with firms to improve sustainability.

The Center for Emerging Markets co-sponsored the Frontiers in International Business Conference. The theme of this year's conference was “Multinational Companies and Sustainability in Global Supply Chains.”

The Center for Emerging Markets co-organized the 6th Annual Global Strategy and Emerging Markets Conference. The theme of this year's conference was “Geopolitics, Emerging Markets, and Global Strategies.”

The theme of GSEM 2020 was “Competing in the Digital Word.”

The Cornell Emerging Markets Institute (EMI) annual conference, co-sponsored by CEM, was held at the Cornell Tech campus on Roosevelt Island.

This mini-conference brought together scholars from a variety of academic disciplines to explore how state capitalism works in the present day.

The conference explored the impact of digitalization and innovation on growth markets across the globe, and the associated opportunities and challenges.