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Dr. Preethi Thankappan-Nair

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United Kingdom University of East London

Biography

Preethi is a practitioner academic Prior to her stint in academia, she brings close to two decades of multi-industrial experience (Shipping, Airline, Charity, Research, Academia, consultancy & own start-up) spanning Asia, Middle East and Europe, across roles in leadership, management, marketing, operations research and finance. LinkedIN: www.linkedin.com/in/preethitn

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Inter-Organizational Collaboration Virtual Paper Session
Preethi Thankappan-Nair University of East London
Inter-Organizational Collaboration: Partnerships, Alliances and Networks Virtual Paper Session
BAM2026 Conference
Exploring Student-staff partnerships: Current practices and direction
Preethi Thankappan-Nair University of East London
Inter-Organizational Collaboration: Partnerships, Alliances and Networks Virtual Paper Session
Inter-Organizational Collaboration Virtual Paper Session
BAM2026 Conference
“Does Behaviour Really Matter? Quantifying the Impact of Inclusive Behaviour on Business Relationships”
Preethi Thankappan-Nair University of East London
Swetketu Patnaik Angli Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK
Nick Drydakis Anglia Ruskin University
Developmental Paper Session
Inter-Organizational Collaboration Developmental Paper Session
BAM2025 Conference
“Does Behaviour Really Matter? Quantifying the Impact of Inclusive Behaviour on Business Relationships”
Preethi Thankappan-Nair University of East London
Swetketu Patnaik Angli Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK
Nick Drydakis Anglia Ruskin University
International Business and International Management Developmental Paper Session
Inter-Organizational Collaboration Developmental Paper Session
BAM2023 Conference
Developmental Paper proposal A study of Entrepreneurial Success and Government Policies in a Developing Economy: The Case of Rwanda
Preethi Thankappan-Nair University of East London
Rebecca Mbuh DeLancey, Independent Scholar & Global Business Consultant,
Developmental Paper Session
African Studies Developmental Paper Session
BAM2023 Conference