Assistan Professor, Prince of Songkla University, ThailandΒ
Dr. Wanamina Bostan Ali is an accomplished Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Administration at Prince of Songkla University, Thailand πΉπ. With extensive experience in academia and industry across several countries, she has built a remarkable profile in management education, international business, and innovation. Her leadership as Director of the MBA International Program and involvement in sustainable and digital business research reflect her dedication to knowledge advancement and student development. ππ
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π Education
Dr. Bostan Ali earned her Doctor of Business Administration (D.B.A.) from Victoria University, Melbourne π¦πΊ, specializing in Management. She also holds an M.B.A. in International Business and a B.A. in Public Relations and Journalism from the University of Southern Queensland, Australia. Her academic path reflects a strong interdisciplinary foundation combining business, communication, and strategic development. ππ
πΌ Experience
With over 15 years of diverse work experience across academia and corporate sectors, Dr. Ali has served as a Lecturer and Assistant Professor in Thailand, Australia, and Malaysia. Notable roles include her tenure at Victoria University, Dusit Thani College, and Broadway Digital Media. She has held administrative leadership roles, including Assistant Dean and Director of International MBA Programs, showcasing her commitment to academic excellence and innovation. ππ’π
π¬ Research Interest
Dr. Aliβs research spans service innovation, e-business, ESG performance, Halal tourism, and behavioral studies in digital services. She actively explores the intersections of sustainability, entrepreneurship, and technology adoption in Southeast Asia. Her multidisciplinary research addresses real-world business and societal challenges, especially in the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) industry. πΏπΌπ§
π Awards
Dr. Ali is recognized for her scholarly contributions and leadership in management education. She is a member of the Global Association for MSMEs and SDGs Research in Developing Countries (2023), affirming her role in driving sustainable development goals through academic research and global collaboration. ππ
π Publications
π In Problems and Perspectives in Management (2023), she co-authored βFactors influencing job stress: Evidence from tellers,β cited by 10+ articles.
π Her work βFinancial Factors Influencing ESG Ratingsβ in Cogent Business & Management (2022) is indexed in SCOPUS and cited by 15+ articles.
π She published βWhat Causes Behavioral Intention in Online Food Deliveryβ in Journal of Positive School Psychology (2022), cited by 12+.
π In ABAC Journal (2022), she authored βCustomer Trust in Latex Glove Industry,β exploring COVID-19βs impact on consumer behavior, cited by 9+.
π Her 2019 article on e-business tech adoption in Journal of Management Sciences remains a key reference for Thai entrepreneurs.
π “Halal Hotel Industry in Muslim-majority vs Minority Countries” (Journal of Halal Industry & Services, 2018) is widely cited in tourism research.
π “Perceived Value & TAM in Tech Use” (Psychology and Education, 2021) has gained 14+ citations.
π She co-authored βFlexible Working Hours During COVID-19β in Philosophical Readings (2021), cited by 10+.
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Conclusion
Dr. Wanamina Bostan Ali is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award, especially in the fields of sustainable management, Islamic tourism, and business innovation. His prolific output, broad teaching portfolio, and leadership roles highlight his dedication and versatility in research and education. While a sharper focus on impactful publishing and international collaboration could further strengthen his case, his existing achievements firmly position him as a deserving nominee.