Object

The conference with the theme “Cultivating Sustainable Value: The Synergy of Digital Transformation and ESG in Modern Management, Accounting, and Taxation for a Resilient Future” was organized as an international forum to encourage collaboration, innovation, and knowledge exchange in addressing sustainability challenges through the integration of digital transformation and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles. The conference was held with the following main objectives:

  1. Establishing an International Collaborative Platform for Sustainable Development. Creating a forum for dialogue and knowledge exchange among academics, practitioners, and policymakers from various countries to integrate principles of management, accounting, and taxation in promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
  2. Promoting Technological Innovation and Technopreneurship for Sustainable Solutions. Encouraging the development and dissemination of technological innovations in the fields of economics, management, and accounting that contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster an entrepreneurial ecosystem with positive societal impact.
  3. Formulating Strategic Policy Recommendations for Inclusive Growth. Developing evidence-based policy recommendations derived from research and best practices in the synergy of management, accounting, and taxation, which can be implemented by governments and organizations to ensure equitable and sustainable economic growth at regional and global levels.
  4. Strengthening Research and Professional Practice Networks for Sustainability. Facilitating the establishment of research and professional collaboration networks among academic institutions, business organizations, and government agencies to enhance human capital development and knowledge transfer in support of a sustainable future.

PARTICIPANTS TARGET

The Seminar and Conference targets the participation of 60 participants and 40 paper presenters consisting of academicians, postgraduate students, practitioners, and the general public. Furthermore, the conference aims to achieve a total of 40 scientific publications, with 5–10 articles targeted for publication in reputable international journals indexed in Scopus Q4–Q2, and 30–35 articles targeted for publication through Copernicus Publications. These targets are designed as a strategic initiative to enhance the institution’s academic reputation while fostering a productive and globally competitive research.

  

THEME

The theme of 4th International Conference Economics, Management, Accounting and Technopreneur (4th ICEMAT) is “Cultivating Sustainable Value: The Synergy of Digital Transformation and ESG in Modern Management, Accounting, and Taxation for a Resilient Future” And the scope of conference are :


Track 1: Strategic Management & Organizational Excellence

  • Corporate Strategy for Long-term Value
  • Leadership & Organizational Culture
  • Human Resource Management & Future Skills
  • Supply Chain Management & Resilience
  • Innovation & Entrepreneurship
  • Digital Transformation in Management

Track 2: Sustainable Finance & Governance

  • ESG Integration in Investment Decisions
  • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Implementation
  • Green Banking & Sustainable Finance
  • Corporate Governance & Business Ethics
  • Enterprise Risk Management
  • Capital Market Trends & ESG Performance

 Track 3: Modern Accounting & Integrated Reporting

  • Sustainability & ESG Accounting
  • Financial Accounting & Quality of Disclosure
  • Management Accounting for Sustainability
  • Auditing & Assurance Standards
  • Digitalization in Accounting Systems
  • Forensic Accounting & Corporate Integrity

 Track 4: Tax Policy & Global Compliance

·         Green Taxation & Carbon Pricing

·         Tax Transparency & Corporate Responsibility

·         International Taxation & Digital Economy

·         Tax Compliance & Administration

·         Fiscal Incentives for Sustainable Business

·         Transfer Pricing & Global Tax Standards

 

Track 5: Behavioral Economics & Social Responsibility

  • Consumer Behavior toward Sustainable Products
  • Social Equity & Inclusion in Business
  • Marketing Ethics & Brand Trust
  • Behavioral Finance & Investor Psychology
  • Community Development & Social Impact
  • Technology Ethics in Economics

 Track 6: Macroeconomic Policy & Economic Resilience

  • Fiscal & Monetary Policy for Resilience
  • Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Progress
  • Public Sector Accounting & Accountability
  • Circular Economy & Resource Efficiency
  • Economic Growth & Inequality
  • Digital Economy Infrastructure
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