Assistant Professor, Doctor Cristina Diaz
Post-Doc and Career, Webinars

Universidad De Castilla-la Mancha
Plaza De La Universidad, 1
02071 Albacete
SPAIN
cristina.diaz@uclm.es

Doctor Breda Kenny
Collaboration and Industry Engagement; Case Study Development

Cork Institute of Technology
Cork
IRELAND
breda.kenny@cit.ie

Professor Eddy Laveren
Entrepreneurship Policy and Country Vice Presidents

University of Antwerp & Antwerp Management School
Stadscampus
S.B.320
Prinsstraat 13
2000 Antwerpen
BELGIUM
eddy.laveren@ua.ac.be

Professor David Smallbone
Representative of ECSB Fellows

Kingston University
Small Business Research Centre
Kingston Hill
Kingston-upon-Thames
UK-KT2 7LB, UNITED KINGDOM
d.smallbone@kingston.ac.uk

The Russian Association for Entrepreneurship Education (RUAEE) was founded in 2008 to foster entrepreneurship through university education, research, and international collaboration between professors, entrepreneurs, investors, and policy makers. RAEE membership is open to all individuals and organizations interested in enhancing entrepreneurship development.

Membership Benefits Include:

• Global networking and collaboration opportunities
• Access to best practices in teaching methodology, cases, curriculum, etc.
• Participation in international conferences and training programs
• Research grants
• International faculty exchange and career opportunities
• Publications
• Recognition and award programs
• Personal and professional development
• Access to members-only areas with materials to support entrepreneurship educators

Eduard Fiyaksel

State University Higher School of Economics, Nizhniy Novgorod
e-mail: eduardf@pbox.ru

Eric Hansen

U.S. Russia Center for Entrepreneurship
e-mail: ehansen@cfe.ru

Ludmila Murgulets

Stockholm School of Economics & Russian Association for Teaching Entrepreneurship
e-mail: ludmila@murgulets.ru

Elena Pereverzeva

Moscow International Higher Business School MIRBIS
e-mail: region@mirbis.ru

Victor Sedov

U.S. Russia Center for Entrepreneurship
e-mail: vsedov@cfe.ru

Victor Yashin

The Academy of National Economy
e-mail: yashin-v-g@ya.ru

Website: http://www.redpymes.org.ar/

The Small Enterprise Association of Australia and New Zealand (SEAANZ) is a not-for-profit organisation committed to the advancement, development and understanding of small enterprise within Australia and New Zealand. Founded in Sydney in 1987, SEAANZ is dedicated to research, policy development and the dissemination of ideas relating to entrepreneurship and small business management for the small to medium enterprise (SME) sector within the Australasian region.

The New Zealand chapter of SEAANZ was formed in 1991 and incorporated in 1994. Our journal, Small Enterprise Research, commenced publication in 1992. It remains today the only dedicated small business journal in the Australasian region.

SEAANZ became an affiliate member of the International Council for Small Business (ICSB) in 1992. Established in 1955, the ICSB was the first international organisation dedicated to the promotion, growth and development of small businesses at the global level. The ICSB draws together a wide cross-section of academic researcher, educators, policy makers and practitioners, who specialise in the field of SMEs.

In 2013 SEAANZ became a member of the Asia Council for Small Business (ACSB). Established in 2013, the ACSB is a regional council of affiliates of the ICSB. It includes ICSB Korea, ICSB China, ICSB Taiwan, ICSB Singapore and SEAANZ.

The 25th Anniversary of SEAANZ

In 2012 SEAANZ celebrated its 25th Anniversary. A special booklet was prepared by SEAANZ Executive Committee member Colin Dunn. This outlines the history of SEAANZ and contains photos and other information on the Association since its foundation in 1987.
Download: SEAANZ 25th Anniversary Commemorative Booklet

Vision

The vision of SEAANZ is to be recognised as the most respected source of knowledge and information on small enterprise research, policy and practice in Australia and New Zealand.

Mission

The mission of SEAANZ is to serve as a hub and connection point for communities of practice across Australia and New Zealand that are engaged in research, education and training, support, policy and practice in the field of small enterprise.

Objectives

The objectives of the Association as taken from the SEAANZ Constitution are to advance the development and understanding of small enterprise by:

1. Furthering the development of scholarship, education and research in small enterprise and enterprise management, including encouraging the application of research findings;
2. Identifying and developing proposals for programs to meet small enterprise needs;
3. Communicating and disseminating ideas and information on small enterprise and promoting their discussion by the holding of conferences, publishing material and other appropriate means;
4. Liaising, including affiliating, with other associations or bodies with similar objectives;
5. Making representations and/or providing commentaries to Government or to other bodies on any matter relevant to the Association; and
6. Doing all such other things as are conducive or incidental to the attainment of any of the above objectives.

Website: http://www.seaanz.org

Vice President, Research & Academia
Professor Tim Mazzarol, B.A (Hons), B.Ed., MBA (Dist), PhD
UWA Business School
35 Stirling Highway
Crawley, WA 6009 WA 6009
Australia

Phone: +618 6488-3981
Fax: +618 6488-1072
Email: tim.mazzarol@uwa.edu.au