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Dr. Johnson Okeniyi

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United Kingdom University of the West of Scotland

Biography

Dr. Johnson O. Okeniyi is a Module Coordinator and Lecturer in Enterprise Creation at the University of the West of Scotland, London Campus, United Kingdom. As the former Director of PhD programs at Swiss Business School, Ghana, he has vast experience in PhD and DBA supervision in the field of business management and entrepreneurship. Johnson holds a PhD in Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship from Abertay University, Dundee, UK. And a Master of Science in Project Management from Northumbria University, Newcastle, Upon Tyne, UK. His PhD research developed the first analytical framework for the formation of strategic alliances between local SMEs and MNCs in West Africa. His research interests are in sustainable development, sustainable project management, SMEs and MNCs strategic alliances, Case studies and Project Management.

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The Postcolonial Consumer Paradox: A Critical Evaluation of Cultural Meaning Transfer Theory in Sub-Saharan Africa
Johnson Okeniyi University of the West of Scotland
Felix Avajah University of the West of Scotland
Olamide Olusegun University of West of the Scotland
Sunday Samuel Heriot Watt University
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Marketing and Retail Full Paper Session
Full Paper Session
BAM2026 Conference
Trust as Reputation Work: Social Evaluation Dynamics in SMEs Across Institutional Contexts
Olufunke Olawale University of the West of Scotland
Kingsley Omeihe University of the West of Scotland
Johnson Okeniyi University of the West of Scotland
African Studies Developmental Paper Session
African Studies Developmental Paper Session (5)
BAM2026 Conference
From the Challenging Contexts to the Meaning of Trust in SME Internationalisation
Yvonne Enudeme University of the West of Scotland
Kingsley Omeihe University of the West of Scotland
Inyene Nkanta University of the West of Scotland
Johnson Okeniyi University of the West of Scotland
African Studies Developmental Paper Session
African Studies Developmental Paper Session
BAM2024 Conference