Prof. Dr. David Crowther
President of SRRNet
& Chair of Scientific Committee
Send your article before February, 1st 2024, to the email address:
davideacrowther@aol.com
No more than 2 papers may be presented by any author.
Final version of the accepted papers wil be required by March 8th, 2024.
Registration details forthcoming
Call for papers(English)
Call for papers(Spanish)
SSRNet International Conference 2024
In April 2024 we will travel to the very first World Cultural Heritage Sites, declared by UNESCO in 1978.
This is the historic city of Quito, Ecuador, where our XXIst Conference will be hosted by Universidad Estatal de Milagro, UNEMI.
The SRRNet conferences started by accident more than 20 years ago! David Crowther agreed to organise a conference at his university
and named it the 1st International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility only because there had never been a conference on
this topic before anywhere. It was never intended to become a series - in fact David said that he found the work involved in
organising a conference so difficult that he would never do it again! But since then these conferences have been held all over
the world and this will be the second in Latin America. So welcome to Quito! We look forward to seeing you.
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Jane McGonigal
Director, Game Development Ins.
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Sessions by Jane
Day 1
10.30 - 11.30 amMarketing Matters
Day 1
10.30 - 11.30 amMarketing Matters
Professor Mariana Lima Bandeira
Universidad Estatal de Milagro
Conference Chair
Ginni Rometty
CEO, IBM
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Sessions by Ginni
Day 1
10.30 - 11.30 amMarketing Matters
Day 1
10.30 - 11.30 amMarketing Matters
Professor Jaime Andocilla Cabrera
Universidad Estatal de Milagro
Conference Chair
Holly Ransom
CEO, Emergent
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Sessions by David
Day 1
10.30 - 11.30 amMarketing Matters
Day 1
10.30 - 11.30 amMarketing Matters
Professor Fernando López Parra
Universidad Estatal de Milagro
Conference Chair
Bruno Le Maire
Minister for the Economy & Finance
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Dr. Shahla Seifi
SRRNet Conferences Chair
Jim Whitehurst
Director, Game Development Ins.
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Sessions by Whitehurst
Day 1
10.30 - 11.30 amMarketing Matters
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10.30 - 11.30 amMarketing Matters
Conference Partners
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Getting Around in Quito
From the Airport you can find taxi services that are regulated and have fixed prices. From the airport you can take a cab to one of these hotels and you can pay about US$ 30 dollars.
The streets of Quito swarm with taxis -- the preferred means of transport, because taxis are cheap, costing only $1,50 to $4 for a ride within the Old or New Town and $5 to $10 for longer distances. Drivers are required by law to use a meter, but it's obviously not a strict law because few taxis use them. If the taxi has a meter (taxímetro), insist that the driver use it. You can also ask for a Uber. Alternatively, ask your hotel desk or a trusty local what your ride should cost and negotiate an appropriate price beforehand.
Near the hotel of the SRRNet Conference, there are a lot of options of restaurants, shopping centers and it is near the Carolina´s Park. But Quito can be dangerous at night, so it's best to take a taxi wherever you go, no matter how short the distance. The staff at most restaurants, hotels, and bars will be happy to call a cab for you. In case you need to call one yourself, try City Taxi (tel. 02/2633-333), Taxi Amigo (tel. 02/2222-222), or Taxi Express (tel. 02/2500-600).
Hotels Information
La Quinta by Wyndham
De Los Shyris Ave. N37-53 Naciones Unidas, 170505 Quito, Ecuador
From Hotel La Quinta to Sheraton, it's a 5-minute walk
Hotel Finlandia
Finlandia 32-129, Quito, Ecuador
From Hotel Finlandia to Sheraton, it's a 5-minute walk
Dann Carlton
Av. República de El Salvador N 34-377 e Irlanda, Quito, Ecuador
From the Dann Carlton Hotel to Sheraton, it is a 10-minute walk
Mi Suite Hotel
Luxemburgo N34-191 y Holanda, detrás Dann Carlton ,Edificio Clifford 2, Quito, Ecuador
From Hotel Mi Suite to Sheraton, it's a 10-minute walk
VISA AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS TO ENTRY IN ECUADOR
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Are you ready to embark on a fascinating journey
to the heart of Social Responsability?