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March 13, 2015 by karen

The 2020 ACERE Conference is proudly co-sponsored with the University of South Australia

Key Dates

Doctoral Consortium, Tuesday 4 and Friday 7 February 2020

Entrepreneurship Educator’s Forum, Tuesday 4 February 2020 @ Flinders University

Academic Paper Program & PDS @ UniSA Campus, Wednesday 5 through to Friday 7 February 2020

ACERE Conference Registration fees are:

General Registration AUD $950.00 (inc GST)

Student Registration AUD $550.00 (inc GST)

Testimonials

As a first-time participant and a new doctoral student just 6 months in, the conference has been extremely useful for me in terms of my own personal learning and in meeting new, liked-minded individuals. I would definitely encourage more of my friends to apply the conference in the future.

Thomas Ding

As a practitioner, I thorougly enjoyed the 2014 ACERE conference in Sydney. Unlike the other BIG entrepreneurship conferences that I have attended, ACERE covers many of the important issues and topics in entrepreneurship research and also provides a rich practitioner and policy perspective. More importantly the ACERE conference team were entrepreneurial in their thinking- they knew the needs of their customers, the participants, quite intimately and provided an awesome customer service. The co…

Dr. Suresh Kumar, Founder and CEO, NexAge Technologies USA Inc/Green Earth LLC and Game Changers LLC

A fantastic conference. Quality of papers and quality of feedback provided is of a high standard. The key notes were superb. The size of the conference supports a real community feeling amongst the participants.

Jillian Gordon

Thank you for providing doctoral students like me a wonderful opportunity to showcase their work and ideas as well as get invaluable insights into academia and research through the sessions and interactions. I found the Doctoral Consortium and the PDW especially helpful. The first one provided me good feedback on my work and the PDW really helped me in understanding how a paper had to be structured and how Editors looked at one.

Vidhula Venugopal, Doctoral Candidate, Indian InstituteManagement Bangalore INDIA

Thank you for setting such a supportive and developmental tone both for the doctoral consortium and for the whole ACERE conference. I haven’t been to too many conferences, but I’ve been to enough to know that ACERE offers a unique and golden opportunity for doctoral candidates and early career researchers to learn from some of the best in the field about how to improve and position our research.

Thank you so much for this very well organized and high quality conference.

Charlott Menke, Otto-von-Guerick Universitat

“It was a fantastic conference!”

Professor Lene Foss, Tromsø University Business SchoolNorway

This was my first time at the Acere conference, and I was impressed. A small group of highly engaged scholars. Well organized, multi-track meetings that ran on schedule. Fun social evenings. Topped off by a highly valued Paper Development Workshop that provided wonderful feedback. Well worth the long trip to Western Australia!

Brian King, PhD, Professor - HEC MontréalCANADA

Thanks again for providing our research community with such an inviting and generous conference.

Professor Lene Foss, The Arctic University of Norway

I wanted to thank you and congratulate you on the format and quality of the conference. I had the chance for one my papers to be included in the PDS session, and I believe it has truly been helpful. The initial as well as PDS reviews were of high quality, and the exchanges during the session itself, outstanding. I hope you will re-conduct this format in the future!

Virginie Vial, Kedge Business School

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