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Prof. Eon Smit is the former
Director of the University of Stellenbosch Business School (South
Africa). He is also the former president of SABSA (South African
Business Schools Association), a founding member of AABS
(Association of African Business Schools). He is a Chairman of the
Bureau for Economic Research as well as the Institute for Futures
Research at the University of Stellenbosch and the member of the
Board of USB-ED. Prof.Eon Smit is an Advisory Board member
of the University of Hull Business School in the UK and a member
of the EQUIS Quality Committee in Brussels. He has chaired more
than twenty international audit teams for accreditation agencies
such as EQUIS, AMBA and the CHE.
Prof. Nehme Azoury holds
the position of Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration of
the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (Lebanon). In addition, he is
the Secretary General of the Arab Society of Faculties of Business
Administration. Former consultant, he is now the editor of the
electronic magazine of USEK-AUF, the agency of French-speaking
world universities, and has been the editor of Arab Economic
Business Journal. He also lectures in the fields of marketing and
strategy.
Prof. Sung Joo Park is
the former Dean and Vice president of KAIST (Korea Advanced
Institute of Science and Technology). He is currently a professor
at KAIST Business School. Holding a PhD from Michigan State
University, he was also the founding president of AAPBS
(Association of Asia-Pacific Business Schools,) and served as a
board member of the AACSB. He is now a board member of the GFME
(Global Foundation for Management Education).
Prof. Michael Wood is
currently Professor of Management in the School of Business at
Notre Dame and the director of Mike Wood Consulting. He retired as
Executive Dean of the Curtin Business School in May 2007, after
nearly 8 years in the position. He has had extensive experience in
the public and private sectors: he has worked in four Australian
universities, held the most senior position in the public sector
and conducted profitably his own business. Professor Wood was
formerly chair of the Wood Consulting Group and he has held
leading positions in the Western Australian Public Sector. He was
Public Service Commissioner from June 1990 to August 1993,
Secretary for Local Government from 1984 to 1990, and Chairman of
the Local Government Grants Commission from 1983 to 1985.
Mr. Axel Schumacher is Associate
Dean for International Relations at the EBS Business and Law
Schools of the EBS Universität fur Wirtschaft und Recht i.
Gr. (EBS University for Economics and Law) in Oestrich-Winkel and
Wiesbaden (Germany). Before joining the EBS team he held the
position of Director International Programmes at WHU, Otto
Beisheim School of Management (Germany). For more than 20 years he
has been working in the field of International Relations. Over
this period he initiated more than 200 university cooperations
with more than 45 countries around the globe, including at least
40 dual degree agreements at both undergraduate and graduate
levels. Mr. Axel Schumacher published several research papers
focusing on the concept of private institutions of higher
education in Germany. Furthermore internationalization strategies
for business and law Schools comprise his research interest.
