Prof. Dr. Léo-Paul Dana taught at Montpellier Business School (France) for 9 years and is currently a Professor at Dalhousie University (Canada). Previously, he graduated from McGill University and HEC-Montreal, did a Postdoctoral Research at Princeton University (USA) and was a Visiting Professor at INSEAD (France) and Kingston University (UK). He has an extensive research background on entrepreneurship in different cultures and has published nearly 50 books and 300 articles in many journals such as: Entrepreneurship: Theory & Practice; International Business Review, International Small Business Journal, Journal of Business Research, Journal of Small Business Management, Journal of World Business, Small Business Economics, and Technological Forecasting & Social Change. Every year, he appears in Canadian Who's Who (published by the University of Toronto Press) - which introduces 13,000 of the most influential Canadian citizens. Main research areas: cultural capital; methodology and wine. Participating in the FCBEM 2024 Conference as a keynote speaker, Prof. Dr. Léo-Paul Dana will present on the topic: “New models for internationalizing new businesses”, referring to the change in competition in the international market. Specifically, in the past, multinational corporations entered the international market while small businesses tended to focus on the domestic market. Competition in the international market was traditionally the playground of long-established businesses, while new businesses only competed locally or regionally. Today, technology and regulatory changes allow new businesses to internationalize from the moment they are founded. One strategy that is increasingly showing success is the cooperation between large and small companies operating in networks. In addition to Prof. Dr. Léo-Paul Dana, the FCBEM 2024 Conference is expected to have presentation sessions with the participation of many other international keynote speakers. The main event of the Conference will take place on December 1, 2024 at Greenwich Vietnam, Hanoi campus, with the theme "Exploring Synergies in Business, Operations, and Economics: Advancing Solutions for a Sustainable Society"./.Thanh Tung
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