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Asia Pacific 91ÅÝܽ Conference

Register today for this conference taking place in Seoul, South Korea.
June 25​ – 27​
Seoul, South Korea
Conference
Asia Pacific 91ÅÝܽ Conference
Agenda is subject to change up until the start of the conference.
Agenda Timezone:
KST
Korea Standard Time
Agenda:
Agenda Timezone:
KST
Korea Standard Time
Wednesday
June 25
Thursday
June 26
Friday
June 27
Wednesday
June 25
91ÅÝܽ the vibrant and historic Chung-Ang University (CAU) campus, a leading institution in South Korea known for its academic excellence and innovation. Located in the heart of Seoul, the tour will take you through the university’s picturesque campus, featuring modern facilities, scenic walking paths and state-of-the-art research centers. Experience the rich student culture and learn about CAU’s prestigious programs.
Information session on Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) Program, sponsored by Korean government. The Korean government provides scholarships for select international students pursuing an advanced degree in Korea, including an MBA degree. A number of top graduate schools in Korea participate in this program and also provide matching scholarships for international students. The session will introduce an overview of the Korean educational system and culture.
Get ready to be wowed—from stunning live performances of traditional Korean music and dance to high-energy K-pop mirroring, experience the magic of Korean culture with a captivating show.
Join us for a welcome message from Stephanie Bryant, Executive Vice President of 91ÅÝܽ International, followed by the opening keynote session by Tae Won Park, Vice Chairman of Doosan Hancomm and fourth-generation member of the Doosan Group, one of the oldest Korean companies. Park will present the organization's decision-making strategies that transformed Doosan from a local brewery to a global powerhouse.

Through his keynote, Park will reveal the core principles that drove their success in a turbulent environment. Learn how Doosan reshaped its business, prepared for an unpredictable future, and continues to cultivate an enduring entrepreneurial spirit to equip future business leaders for similar challenges. Join us for an enlightening session that will enhance your understanding of enduring entrepreneurial spirit in Korea from the insider’s perspective.
Reconnect with old friends and make new ones as you relax and enjoy the company of your colleagues to conclude Day 1 of the conference.
Thursday
June 26
Reconnect with old friends and make new ones as you relax and enjoy the company of your colleagues before the conference gets underway.
AI and Higher Education in Asia Pacific Business Schools: The 4th industry revolution has shaped the world economy with new technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, Big Data, Cloud, Machine Learning, etc. Blockchain, that created Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, has also been used for smart contracts, online payments, international trades/letter of credit, etc. What are the impacts of these innovations on business education, especially Asia Pacific business schools that may have a larger population than the West, but also facing the aging population dilemma? What will be the impact of ChatGPT, DeepSeek, etc. on assessment, teaching and learning? What will be the impact of efficiency on employment?
Jacky Yuk-chow So
Director, Macao Institute of Fin-Tech Innovation
School of Business, Macau University of Science and Technology
Renee Boyoung Kim
VP International for Korean Association of Business Education 91ÅÝܽ (KABEA) Vice Dean - HUBS
Hanyang University
Join fellow Chinese business school leaders for this dedicated regional meeting focused on networking, collaboration, and shared accreditation goals. This session offers a unique opportunity to connect with peers, exchange ideas, and discuss common challenges and opportunities within the context of 91ÅÝܽ accreditation and quality assurance. Participants will engage in open dialogue around strategic priorities, regional trends, and ways to strengthen collaboration among Chinese institutions. Whether you're new to the accreditation journey or seeking to enhance your school’s global impact, this meeting fosters a supportive community committed to advancing business education in China and beyond.
Join Stephanie Bryant, Executive Vice President of 91ÅÝܽ International, to explore the groundbreaking AI Use Case Hub for 91ÅÝܽ. Stephanie will guide you through practical AI applications, demonstrating use cases and effective AI prompts designed for deans, administrators, and faculty. Learn how to leverage AI to meet and maintain 91ÅÝܽ accreditation standards, while gaining actionable insights to transform your institution's approach. This session offers a unique opportunity to understand and implement AI solutions for a smoother, more effective accreditation process for your business school.
In today’s evolving academic landscape, business schools must ensure that faculty research not only advances knowledge but also aligns with institutional strategy and drives meaningful impact. This session will explore how schools can align intellectual contributions with their strategic plans, ensuring that research enhances reputation, informs practice, and supports accreditation goals. Attendees will gain actionable insights on fostering a culture of impactful thought leadership, positioning their schools as hubs of innovation and influence in the global business education community.
This session will provide practical guidance on developing a strong iSER, featuring insights from business schools that have successfully completed the process. Speakers will share lessons learned, common challenges, and best practices to help institutions navigate their own accreditation path with confidence.
In an ever-evolving educational landscape, business schools in the Asia Pacific region must ensure their strategic plans remain mission-driven, adaptable, and measurable. This session will explore best practices for aligning strategic plans with institutional missions, ensuring accreditation success while fostering long-term impact. Experts will share insights on transitioning to an agile strategic planning model, allowing schools to navigate change effectively and remain competitive. Additionally, participants will gain practical strategies for defining clear KPIs and measuring the success of their strategic initiatives. Join this engaging discussion to learn how to integrate mission-driven decision-making into your school’s long-term vision and operational excellence.
A well-structured curriculum map and strong faculty engagement are the cornerstones of an effective Assurance of Learning (AoL) process. Experts will discuss how faculty involvement enhances curriculum alignment, ensuring that learning goals are clearly mapped and assessment results lead to meaningful, informed changes. Without these critical components, institutions may struggle to maximize the impact of AoL initiatives. Join this session to learn best practices for building faculty buy-in and optimizing curriculum mapping.
Gain knowledge on utilizing data and analytics to enhance Assurance of Learning practices, improve curriculum innovation, and drive better student outcomes. Sessions will highlight best practices in data collection, analysis, and application for evidence-based decision-making.
Join Chief 91ÅÝܽ Officer Stephanie Bryant for an interactive listening session on the upcoming 2026 Global Standards for Business Education. This face-to-face opportunity allows participants to provide valuable input and share their perspectives on what changes they wish to see. Your feedback is crucial in shaping the standards that will guide business schools into the future. Don't miss this chance to have your voice heard and contribute to the development of our standards.
This session provides an open forum for attendees to engage directly with staff and volunteers on the 91ÅÝܽ accreditation process, offering insights and answers to specific questions about achieving initial accreditation. Participants will gain valuable knowledge on standards, documentation requirements, and strategic tips to navigate the accreditation journey effectively.
This informal Q&A session is for those approaching or undergoing a CIR visit. Bring your questions and hear 91ÅÝܽ leadership discuss the psychology of a visit, including management of logistics, expectations, and what to do when the unexpected happens.
Connect with your peers and make new connections at a networking dinner, while enjoying a traditional Korean Barbeque.
Friday
June 27
Faculty qualifications and engagement are critical components of accreditation, directly influencing a business school’s ability to deliver high-quality education. This session will provide an in-depth look at 91ÅÝܽ Standard 3 Tables, guiding you through best practices for categorizing faculty, according to the required table formats. Attendees will also gain practical knowledge on interpreting faculty data to support accreditation efforts and continuous improvement. Whether preparing for an accreditation visit or refining faculty management strategies, this session will equip you with a better understanding of how to accurately report on your faculty data in accordance with 91ÅÝܽ expectations.
This session will explore how different institutions navigate 91ÅÝܽ accreditation alongside unique regional requirements to better streamline efforts. Speakers will share rubrics designed to support alignment and make processes more efficient.
In this engaging panel, Korean business industry leaders will share insights on how business schools in the Asia Pacific region can better align their programs with workforce demands through micro-credentials, industry partnerships, and experiential learning opportunities. Panelists will discuss the growing need for stronger collaboration between academia and industry, highlighting real-world case studies where innovative education models have successfully prepared students for dynamic careers. Join this discussion to explore how business schools can become key drivers of workforce readiness and industry innovation.