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• Aslı KÜÇÜKASLAN EKMEKÇİ
• (aslikucukaslan@yahoo.com)
• She is an Associate Professor of management and
• organization. She has a doctorate degree of Business
• Administration. Her interests are in management and
• organization, business administration, multinational
• management, international management and marketing.
• She has authored over 50 research papers in multiple
• editions and journals and books on these subjects. Begüm TEKİN
• (begum.tekin@arcelik.com)
• She was born in 1982, in İzmir and graduated from İzmir
• Özel Türk Lisesi in 2000. She graduated from Ege
• University, Business Administration Department in 2005
• and earned a Master's Degree from Marmara University,
• Management and Organization Department in 2008. She
• has been working as Human Resources Responsible in
• Arçelik A.Ş. since 2007.