Application is open for International Conference Writing Competition by Business Today. Business Today Proudly announces that They will be continuing the writing competition as another application medium! They hope this alternative application will ensure a diversity of applicants are able to attend the International Conference. The 2019 International Conference theme revolves around “Globalization.”

How are the increasing connectedness of the world changing the way businesses and consumers interact? Further, Highlight a trend that has been a game-changer in globalization, discuss its business implications, and take a stance on how to address this trend.

Further, Founded by Steve Forbes in 1968, Business Today has spent nearly 50 years creating a dynamic forum. Additionally,  for top undergraduate students to connect with today’s most influential and inspirational business leaders. Originally it was the Foundation for Student Communication. Further,  BT was originally comprised solely of the printed magazine, with articles written by undergraduates and business leaders. Today, they have expanded their programming but continued their mission: to enable and empower open lines of communication between business leaders and also,  the students who will eventually follow in their footsteps. Through their conferences, multimedia content, seminars, and assorted programming, Business Today give students and leaders alike a chance to expand their horizons and broaden their view of the business world.

Moreover, The top three winners will have their articles published in their Magazine. Also,  Online Journal and will receive invitations to attend the 2019 International Conference. The writing competition is open to all undergraduate students (regardless of International Conference application status).

Benefit

• The top three winners will have,
• Their articles published in Business Today Magazine
• Further, Online Journal and will receive invitations to attend the 2019 International Conference.

Eligibility

• Open to all undergraduate students (regardless of International Conference application status), and they highly encourage those who were rejected/waitlisted from the general International Conference application to apply.