The Competitiveness Institute 7th Global Conference
Building Innovative Clusters for Competitive Advantage
September 27 - October 1 2004, Ottawa, Canada
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Professor Enright's research has focused on international competitiveness, economic development, regional clustering, and the evolution of geographically concentrated industries. He has directed or co-directed major reviews of economies in countries on five continents and has co-authored five books on international competitiveness, the latest of which is the best-seller, The Hong Kong Advantage (with Edith Scott and David Dodwell, Oxford University Press, 1997). Enright also has consulted extensively to companies, governments, multilateral organizations, and others on issues of international strategy, international competitiveness, regional clustering, and economic development, and has appeared as an invited speaker and lecturer in 26 countries on six continents. His teaching cases are used throughout the world to teach issues of international competition, international strategy, and economic policy.
Enright was recently named a founding Director and Member of the Advisory Board for "The Competitiveness Institute" (www.competitiveness.org), a global professional institute for economic development professionals. His recent research includes work on multinational strategies in the Asia-Pacific, the competitiveness of the Asia-Pacific's city centers, a global survey of regional clusters, and a set of Asia-Pacific economic policy and business strategy teaching cases.
Michael Enright
University of Hong Kong
Michael Enright, a leading expert on international competitiveness and international strategy, joined the University of Hong Kong faculty as the first Sun Hung Kai Visiting Professor of Business Administration in 1996, after six years on the faculty at the Harvard Business School. Professor Enright teaches courses in business strategy and international business as well as serving as co-director of the Asia-Pacific Competitiveness Programme at Hong Kong University's Institute for Economic Policy and Business Strategy.Professor Enright's research has focused on international competitiveness, economic development, regional clustering, and the evolution of geographically concentrated industries. He has directed or co-directed major reviews of economies in countries on five continents and has co-authored five books on international competitiveness, the latest of which is the best-seller, The Hong Kong Advantage (with Edith Scott and David Dodwell, Oxford University Press, 1997). Enright also has consulted extensively to companies, governments, multilateral organizations, and others on issues of international strategy, international competitiveness, regional clustering, and economic development, and has appeared as an invited speaker and lecturer in 26 countries on six continents. His teaching cases are used throughout the world to teach issues of international competition, international strategy, and economic policy.
Enright was recently named a founding Director and Member of the Advisory Board for "The Competitiveness Institute" (www.competitiveness.org), a global professional institute for economic development professionals. His recent research includes work on multinational strategies in the Asia-Pacific, the competitiveness of the Asia-Pacific's city centers, a global survey of regional clusters, and a set of Asia-Pacific economic policy and business strategy teaching cases.
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