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Professor Michael Enright, Director, Enright, Scott & Associates and Professor of Business Administration, University of Hong Kong

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Called "one of the world's reigning strategy gurus" by the Academy of International Business, Professor Michael Enright is a leading expert on competitiveness, regional economic development, and international business strategy. He joined the University of Hong Kong as Sun Hung Kai Professor of Business Administration in 1996 after six years as a professor at the Harvard Business School.   Professor Enright is a Director of Enright, Scott & Associates, a research and strategy consulting firm headquartered in Hong Kong. www.enrightscott.com.

Pr ofessor Enright directs the Asia-Pacific Competitiveness Program at the Hong Kong Institute of Economics and Business Strategy and was a Founding Director and current Advisory Board Member of The Competitiveness Institute (a global professional body with members in 40 nations). As an advisor, Professor Enright has consulted to companies, governments and multilateral organisations and has appeared in more than 30 countries as an invited speaker and executive educator.

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  • Global Connections: a study of multinational companies in Sydney (Research)
    Feb 2009

    Understanding how Sydney features in the strategies, organisation and location decisions of multinational corporations is critical for governments, MNCs and resident firms alike.  

    Conducted by Enright Scott & Associates principal Michael Enright, this research has been informed by surveying a large number of MNCs operating in the Asia-Pacific region with a focus on identifying which activities are currently conducted in Australia, and what the opportunities and impediments are to attracting more high value, knowledge related activities.

  • Decade of Discovery Dinner (Presentation)
    Thu Nov 15 2007
    Uniquely positioned to contrast business in the East and West, Professor Enright treated the audience to insights into the future of business in Asia, and where Australia may fit into the jigsaw puzzle.