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Australia New Zealand International Business Academy

ANZIBA 2024 CONFERENCE

University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand
7th to 9th February 2024

‘Sustainable International Business in Times of Disruption’


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We have obviously completed our February 2024 conference, and it was a great success.



Conference Program

For the conference program, click here – ANZIBA 2024 Program – Final.pdf


Awards & Prizes

Despite the relatively modest size of the ANZIBA conference (typically 60-100 people), we are proud of the fact there are three substantial prizes associated with our conference.

      • The first is the ANZIBA Best Paper Award – selected from amongst all papers accepted to the competitive stream of the conference.       Link to past winners
      • The second is the Lawrence Welch Prize – Challenging the Status Quo – awarded to the best paper that challenges prevailing orthodoxy in IB. The selected paper may be purely theoretical or based on primary data; and will be selected from amongst the papers accepted to the competitive stream of the conference.       Link to past winners
      • The third is the Sid Gray Prize – The Most Promising Thesis Proposal  selected from amongst the proposals accepted for the doctoral colloquium.      Link to past winners

All three awards carry a AUD $1,000 prize, plus free registration at the conference in the subsequent year.


Keynote Speaker – Professor Maria Raciti

Professor Maria Raciti (Kalkadoon-Thaniquith/Bwgcolman) is a Director of the Indigenous and Transcultural Research Centre and co-leader of the education and economies theme in the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Indigenous Futures. She is a social marketer who uses marketing tools and techniques to bring about social justice and behaviour change. Professor Raciti is also a member of the executive of the Australian Association of Social Marketing and was part of an Australian Government departmental task force assisting with the 2019 National Regional Rural and Remote Tertiary Education Strategy. She is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK), is regularly engaged as an expert advisor, and has undertaken several large-scale research projects that have produced meaningful and impactful outcomes.


Conference Host

The conference was hosted by the University of Canterbury (Christchurch), with Dr Anna Earl, Senior Lecturer of Management and International Business and AIB Oceania Vice President, as the Conference Chair.  Anna is capably supported by a local organising committee including Dr. Will Shannon, Assoc. Prof. Eldrede Kahiya, Dr. Mesba Chowdhury, Prof. Michael Hall, and Prof. Sussie Morrish.

The 2024 conference also featured two 1-day events:

      • A Doctoral Colloquium led by Professor Hussain Rammal (The University of Adelaide) and Grigorij Ljubownikow (University of Auckland), and
      • An Early Career Scholars Consortium led by Prof Snejina Michailova (University of Auckland) and Assoc Prof Alfred Presbitero (Deakin University)