ICBMG 2025 | Perth, Australia | November 24-26, 2025
The 13th International Conference on Business, Management, and Governance (ICBMG 2025) was successfully held from November 24 to 26, 2025, at the University of Western Australia in Perth, Australia. The conference brought together scholars, industry professionals, and policymakers from around the globe to explore emerging trends and challenges in business management and governance. The diverse topics covered ranged from corporate governance and digital transformation to sustainable business practices and entrepreneurship, reflecting the conference’s interdisciplinary focus.
In the morning the conference chair Prof. George Shan delivered the opening remarks, setting the tone for the conference and welcoming participants. He highlighted the significance of the event and emphasized the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing in advancing research and practices across the fields of business, governance, and finance.
Welcome Remarks is given by Prof. Jacqueline Birt, Deputy Dean, UWA Business School, The University of Western Australia, Australia
Prof. Jacqueline Birt provided the welcome remarks, expressing her excitement for the conference and the valuable insights to be gained. She underscored the role of UWA Business School in supporting academic exchange and the importance of the themes being discussed in driving positive change in global business practices.
Opening Ceremony
Conference Speakers
The conference featured 2 inspiring keynote speakers, who shared their insights on pivotal topics:
Keynote Speech I: Prof. Gary Monroe (The University of New South Wales, Australia)
Title: “Benefits from Searching SEC Filings on Edgar”
Prof. Monroe explored how financial professionals, researchers, and businesses can harness the power of the EDGAR database (Securities and Exchange Commission filings) to gain insights into corporate performance, governance practices, and regulatory trends, benefiting decision-making processes.
Keynote Speech II: Prof. Piyush Sharma (Curtin University, Australia)
Title: “International Business-to-Business Relationships: Challenges and Opportunities”
Prof. Sharma examined the complexities of international B2B relationships, addressing the challenges businesses face when expanding globally, including cross-cultural differences, regulatory hurdles, and logistics. He also highlighted the opportunities for fostering stronger international partnerships and driving business growth.
Best Presentation Awards
The Best Presentation Awards were given to recognize outstanding presentations delivered during the conference. These awards were based on criteria such as clarity, research significance, engagement with the audience, and the overall quality of the presentation. Winners demonstrated exceptional communication skills and effectively conveyed their research insights, contributing significantly to the success of the conference.
Session 1 MG2019-A
Paper Title: Understanding Consumer Perceptions of 3D-Printed Food in Malaysia: A Cultural and Religious Perspective
Author/Authors: Asma-Qamaliah Abdul-Hamid, Sara Kanwal, Saad Mahmood Bhatti, Suguna Sinniah, Norhidayah Suleiman, Mohd Helmi Ali
Presenter: Asma-Qamaliah Abdul-Hamid, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia
Session 2 MG2013-A
The Path to Green Competitiveness: Exploring the Role of Strategy, Innovation, Culture, and Technology
Author/Authors: Suguna Sinniah
Presenter: Suguna Sinniah, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia
The 13th International Conference on Business, Management, and Governance (ICBMG 2025) was successfully held from November 24 to 26, 2025, at the University of Western Australia in Perth, Australia. The conference brought together scholars, industry professionals, and policymakers from around the globe to explore emerging trends and challenges in business management and governance. The diverse topics covered ranged from corporate governance and digital transformation to sustainable business practices and entrepreneurship, reflecting the conference’s interdisciplinary focus.
Conference Group Photo
Opening Remarks
In the morning the conference chair Prof. George Shan delivered the opening remarks, setting the tone for the conference and welcoming participants. He highlighted the significance of the event and emphasized the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing in advancing research and practices across the fields of business, governance, and finance.
Welcome Remarks is given by Prof. Jacqueline Birt, Deputy Dean, UWA Business School, The University of Western Australia, Australia
Prof. Jacqueline Birt provided the welcome remarks, expressing her excitement for the conference and the valuable insights to be gained. She underscored the role of UWA Business School in supporting academic exchange and the importance of the themes being discussed in driving positive change in global business practices.
Opening Ceremony
Conference Speakers
The conference featured 2 inspiring keynote speakers, who shared their insights on pivotal topics:
Keynote Speech I: Prof. Gary Monroe (The University of New South Wales, Australia)
Title: “Benefits from Searching SEC Filings on Edgar”
Prof. Monroe explored how financial professionals, researchers, and businesses can harness the power of the EDGAR database (Securities and Exchange Commission filings) to gain insights into corporate performance, governance practices, and regulatory trends, benefiting decision-making processes.
Keynote Speech II: Prof. Piyush Sharma (Curtin University, Australia)
Title: “International Business-to-Business Relationships: Challenges and Opportunities”
Prof. Sharma examined the complexities of international B2B relationships, addressing the challenges businesses face when expanding globally, including cross-cultural differences, regulatory hurdles, and logistics. He also highlighted the opportunities for fostering stronger international partnerships and driving business growth.
Best Presentation Awards
The Best Presentation Awards were given to recognize outstanding presentations delivered during the conference. These awards were based on criteria such as clarity, research significance, engagement with the audience, and the overall quality of the presentation. Winners demonstrated exceptional communication skills and effectively conveyed their research insights, contributing significantly to the success of the conference.
Session 1 MG2019-A
Paper Title: Understanding Consumer Perceptions of 3D-Printed Food in Malaysia: A Cultural and Religious Perspective
Author/Authors: Asma-Qamaliah Abdul-Hamid, Sara Kanwal, Saad Mahmood Bhatti, Suguna Sinniah, Norhidayah Suleiman, Mohd Helmi Ali
Presenter: Asma-Qamaliah Abdul-Hamid, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia
Session 2 MG2013-A
The Path to Green Competitiveness: Exploring the Role of Strategy, Innovation, Culture, and Technology
Author/Authors: Suguna Sinniah
Presenter: Suguna Sinniah, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia