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Otago Business School Postgraduate Research Symposium 2025 Proceedings

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Otago Business School Postgraduate Research Symposium (Otago Business School, University of Otago, 04/09/2025)

04/09/2025

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The Otago Business School Postgraduate Research Symposium 2025 was held at the Otago Business School, University of Otago, Dunedin on 4 September 2025. The the opening Karakia was given by Ben Sommerville (Kaiāwhina Māori), the welcome by Associate Professor Julia Albrecht, (Associate Dean Postgraduate Research), and the opening address by Paul Foster-Bell, former New Zealand Member of Parliament, and Business Development Manager at the University of Otago. This was followed by presentations by OBS' postgraduate students. The closing remarks were given by Josh Stewart, and the closing Karakia was given by Gavin Walsh. Understanding the adaptive performance measurement system in rural hospitals: A case study of New Zealand and Indonesian hospitals - Widyanto Pangarso Adhy (Management) Power, policy, and practice in supply chains - Nigel Brown (Management) Choice architecture for sustainable consumption: A systematic review - Nguyen Thu An (Marketing) The development of education franchise industry in Southeast Asia: The role of franchised courses in Myanmar - Hla Win May Oo (Doctor of Business Administration) Predicting hedge fund crowding risk via machine learning - Shenjian Li (Accountancy and Finance) The role of engagement platform in supporting stakeholders value creation - Yusepaldo Pasharibu (Marketing) Are ESG firms truly stakeholder-oriented? An empirical investigation - Abrar Hussain (Accountancy and Finance) Consumer adoption of reusable packaging: A cross-cultural study - Nurun Naher Popy (Marketing) Climate-induced crash risk: The role of extreme temperature heat spells in Eurozone financial markets - Maisam Rizvi (Accountancy and Finance) From religious beliefs to environmental behaviour: The role of tourists ecological guilt - Md Nurnobi Islam (Tourism) Beyond the crisis: Corporate misconduct and eco-innovation - Muhammad Waleed Asghar (Accountancy and Finance) We know what you want: A serial design for the efficient estimation of consumer preferences - Joseph Shen (Economics) Integrating values in investments: Te Ao Māori investor approaches - Lachlan Williams (Accountancy and Finance) Tala Kae Pau - Pacific children's engagement with the Christchurch Community Oral Health Service - Amanaki Misa (Doctor of Business Administration) Strengthening Indigenous identity through social marketing: Youth engagement for soil and water conservation - Ilce Lara Montiel (Marketing)

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Record Identifier: 9926766744401891
Title: Otago Business School Postgraduate Research Symposium 2025 Proceedings
Creators: Otago Business School
Contributors: Widyanto Pangarso Adhy (Contributor)
Nguyen Thu An (Contributor)
Shenjian Li (Contributor)
Abrar Hussain (Contributor)
Maisam Rizvi (Contributor)
Muhammad Waleed Asghar (Contributor)
Lachlan Williams (Contributor)
Ilce Lara Montiel (Contributor)
Nigel Brown (Contributor)
Hla Win May Oo (Contributor)
Yusepaldo Pasharibu (Contributor)
Nurun Naher Popy (Contributor)
Md Nurnobi Islam (Contributor)
Joseph Shen (Contributor)
Amanaki Misa (Contributor)
Richard Greatbanks (Contributor) - University of Otago, Management
Philip Hill (Contributor) - University of Otago, Centre for International Health
Rory Miller (Contributor) - University of Otago, Primary Health Care (DSM)
John Williams (Contributor) - University of Otago, Marketing
Leah Watkins (Contributor) - University of Otago, Marketing
Carl Driesener (Contributor) - University of South Australia
Olena Onishchenko (Contributor) - University of Otago, Accountancy and Finance
Vitali Alexeev (Contributor) - University of Technology Sydney
Muhammad Cheema (Contributor) - University of Otago, Accountancy and Finance
Borhan Bhuiyan (Contributor) - University of Otago, Accountancy and Finance
Duminda Kuruppuarachchi (Contributor) - University of Otago, Accountancy and Finance
Tahir Suleman (Contributor) - University of Otago, Accountancy and Finance
Tom Stannard (Contributor) - University of Otago, Accountancy and Finance
Sebastian Gehricke (Contributor) - University of Otago, Accountancy and Finance
Katharina Ruckstuhl (Contributor) - University of Otago, Dean's Office (OBS)
Wiebke Finkler (Contributor) - University of Otago, Marketing
Kirsten Robertson (Contributor) - University of Otago, Marketing
Lincoln Wood (Contributor) - University of Otago, Management
Jeff Foote (Contributor) - University of Otago, Management
Tui Rakuita (Contributor) - University of Otago, Sociology, Gender Studies and Criminology
Sarah Carr (Contributor) - University of Otago, Dean's Office (OBS)
Sergio Biggemann (Contributor) - University of Otago, Marketing
Rob Aitken (Contributor) - University of Otago, Marketing
Brent Lovelock (Contributor) - University of Otago, Tourism
Julia Albrecht (Contributor) - University of Otago, Tourism
Peter Gibbard (Contributor) - University of Otago, Economics
Robin Gauld (Contributor) - University of Otago, Public Health (DSM)
Losa Moataane (Contributor) - University of Otago, Medicine (DSM)
Maree Thyne (Contributor) - University of Otago, Dean's Office (OBS)
Renee Lawson (Contributor) - University of Otago, Management
Md Abdullah Omar (Contributor)
Huong Le (Contributor)
Paris Pham (Contributor)
Joshu Edakkott (Contributor)
Siosiua Makoni Pulu (Contributor)
Janette Hart (Contributor) - University of Otago, Marketing
Conference: Otago Business School Postgraduate Research Symposium (Otago Business School, University of Otago, 04/09/2025)
Academic Unit: Doctor of Business Administration (DBA); Primary Health Care (DSM); Management; Marketing; Economics; Medicine (DSM); Commerce Division | Otago Business School; Sociology, Gender Studies and Criminology; Tourism; Dean's Office (OBS); Public Health (DSM); Accountancy and Finance; Centre for International Health
Publisher: Otago Business School
Date published ; e-published: 04/09/2025
Language: English
Resource Type ; Subtype: Conference proceeding