Keynote Speakers

How to Motivate Workforce in the 21st Century?

Professor Dr. Gordana Pesakovic, living in Florida, she has more than 25 years of experience in higher education in the USA. She has taught at few Universities in the USA and served as Program Chair for International Business at Argosy University, and Program Chair for undergraduate and graduate business studies at Herzing University in Orlando, Florida. She is Visiting Professor at Universities around the globe: China, Russia, Thailand, Taiwan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, Czech Republic, France, Canada, Argentina, and Chile. Her area of expertise are economics, international business, cross cultural communication, international finance, and international economics Her research work has been published in academic journals and books. Dr. Pesakovic has been keynote speaker at many global conferences.

Sustainable Digital eco systems in Education: Transformational Leadership matters

Prof. Dr. Karanam Pushpanadham, working in the area of Lifelong Learning and Educational Administration and Management, Professor in the Department of Educational Administration. Acted as a resource person for the Commonwealth Secretariat’s Head teachers Training and Resource Material Development project for Asia-Pacific Regions; research experience in National Projects on Education and has been developing self-learning instructional materials for training the personnel in the field of Educational Management; presented research and conceptual papers at National and International Seminars on various themes; published articles in reputed International journals of Education. He was Invited as a Speaker to address International Seminar organized by ONEC, Thailand and SEAEMO, Bangkok at Chiang Rai, Thailand during 12-15 Feb. 2004.

Educational Management Transformation in the Digital Era

Prof. Dr. Suping Yang, working at the School of Educational Sciences, Nanning Normal University, China. Ph.D. in Comparative Education, Post-doctoral in Psychology, and Head of the Principles of Education, visiting professor at Kyushu University in Japan. She teaches the postgraduates, by emphasizing the introduction of theoretical frontiers and the training of theoretical innovative thinking and focusing learn through research and learn to learn methods; presides over many Chinese Government and MOE funded projects in the areas of National Social Science and Human Sciences.

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Alice: qingfang.zhang@stamford.edu
Ariel: xin.zhang@stamford.edu