Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar | Are microfinance borrowers born or made? An analysis of the personality characteristics of microfinance borrowers in Pakistan, Nicaragua, and Bhutan
In this presentation, Dr Katherine Hunt, Program Advisor and Financial Planning Lecturer from the Griffith Business School, Griffith University will provide an analysis of the personality characteristics of microfinance borrowers in Pakistan, Nicaragua, and Bhutan.
Griffith Asia Institute State of the Neighbourhood Report 2019
Join us at CEDA's annual event The Neighbourhood Forum where the Griffith Asia Institute is launching the 2019 State of the Neighbourhood report. The report engages business and industry leaders in the key themes and dynamics underpinning Australia and Queensland's strategic positioning within the Asia-Pacific region. The report provides an opportunity to recast some of Australia's key foreign, economic and development issues from a distinctively Queensland perspective.
BSI management seminar: Shining the spotlight on Indian women entrepreneurs
Networks are an important element of success for entrepreneurs, however women are oftenunderrepresented in successful entrepreneurial ecosystems.Challenges including lack of exposure and support and the patriarchal nature of entrepreneurship. This study extends the literature on the motivation, work family balance and tenacity of women entrepreneurs - particularly women in the Indian sub-continent.