research for regional businesses with a global reach
A series of open linked seminars intended to stimulate critical thinking and informed dialogue on issues relevant to an annual theme.
The High Sheriff’s Awards for Enterprise is Cheshire’s premier recognition platform for businesses of all sizes, from the private sector.
We seek contributions from the business community, research partners and academics who are interested in any of our key research themes.
We are very interested in hearing from quality research students who have a commitment to any of our key research themes or other relevant topics.
The BRI supports Family Business Internationalisation through appropriate conferences and symposia, including the Family Business Research network.
The working paper series showcases research being carried out within the BRI and encourage publication of research work.
Professor Phil Harris
Executive Director, Business Research Institute/China Centre
Westminster Chair of Marketing at the University of Chester.
Dr Wing Lam
BBA, MBA, MEd, PhD, FHEA
Deputy Director, Business Research Institute/China Centre
Sally Williamson
BRI Administrator
Tel: (+44) 1244 512888
Fax: (+44) 1244 511300
Email: sally.williamson@chester.ac.uk
Reflecting on World Trade, Culture and Management. A lecture video from the Marco Polo Seminar.
The University of Chester China Centre and Chinese Society presented their 2019 Chinese New Year Festival Gala!
According to research conducted by Ambient Insight, the global Game-based Learning market is on target to hit US$ 7.3 billion by 2021.
UK and China Business: The Marco Polo Initiative and Belt Road Initiative (BRI) – Edited Proceedings
The University of Chester Business Research Institute (BRI) was established in 2014 as a faculty level research institute. The BRI focuses its activities on building and developing the University’s business research, knowledge transfer and consultancy capability and capacity.
Congratulations to Henry Sidsaph for winning the GCWAL International Impact (Highly Commended) Prize, to recognise his work on ‘The role of Sustainable Development in advancing innovation and competitive advantage in small companies within Alternative Food Networks’.
Strengthening Innovation in Business and Science, building the local knowledge base and enhancing skills development among 18 to 25-year-olds are vital to the long-term future and sustainability of the region and were the critical key factors that emerged from this year’s Chester Forum.
Business leaders and politicians from across the North West will join academics to reflect on the Northern Powerhouse being turned from political concept into economic reality and what it means for Cheshire, Warrington and the wider region over the next decade.
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