USASBE 2010
Introduction
United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship 2010 Annual Conference, Nashville, 14-17 Jan 2010; Deadline 25 Aug
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Dear Colleagues,
It’s time to start planning for the USASBE (United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship) 2010 Annual Conference and I am writing to invite you to submit a paper, workshop or case for consideration. This year’s meeting in Nashville, Tennessee should be another outstanding conference and I hope you will be there.
With a diverse mix of insightful papers and thought provoking workshops and cases, the annual USASBE conference is one of the premier gatherings of entrepreneurship scholars and educators in the world. The meeting will be held January 14-17 at the Renaissance Nashville Hotel & Resort in downtown Nashville. The hotel is within walking distance of the Sommet Center, LP Field, B.B King’s Blues Club, the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum, and the historic Second Avenue District.
To view the Call for Papers and find out more about this year’s meeting visit:
How Can You Be Involved? We need you to submit your manuscripts and volunteer to review to make the program great!
The on-line manuscript submission system for the 2010 conference is now open and accepting competitive papers, workshops proposals, and competitive cases. In addition, this year there will be an opportunity to present in an informal setting papers and cases that are still in need of further development (check the website for details). The deadline for submissions is August 25, 2009. To facilitate the paper submission and review process, we use a system provided by Aquinex. We expect that you will be impressed with the professionalism, features, and ease of use of the system.
To make your submission, please visit:
To volunteer as a reviewer, please visit:
Nashville promises to be a great meeting site. We look forward to receiving your work and seeing you at the conference!
Sincerely,
William T. Jackson
2010 USASBE Program Chair
The Bank of America Endowed Professor of Business
University of South Florida St. Petersburg