Overview

The Saudi Vision 2030 aims to foster a conducive environment for the business sector, enabling it to contribute 65% to the nation's GDP. Recognizing the pivotal role of the business sector in realizing this vision of a thriving economy that offers diverse opportunities for societal prosperity, the Center for Business and Finance Research (CBFR) was established at Taibah University. CBFR seeks to enhance the sector's competitiveness on both local and international levels by providing essential research, reports, and data. The Center's primary mission is to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application in various business disciplines.

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Vision

To become a leading center for business and finance research by 2030.

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Mission

CBFR strives to conduct high-quality research and deliver innovative solutions that enhance the competitiveness and sustainability of the Kingdom's business sector.

Objectives

CBFR serves as a platform that unites industry leaders, academics, professionals, and students to address business-related challenges and their implications for economic growth and societal development. The Center's objectives include the following:

  • Enhancing Research Capacities:
    Strengthen the research capabilities of faculty members and develop specialized research expertise in business and related disciplines, thereby supporting Taibah University's research priorities.
  • Addressing Societal Challenges:
    Align scientific research and its outcomes with societal needs, focusing on issues related to business and the economy.
  • Providing Advisory Services:
    Offer expert scientific advice to investors and the business sector, conduct innovative research, and develop practical solutions to address the challenges faced by organizations, contributing to the realization of Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
  • Fostering Collaborations:
    Establish partnerships with organizations, research centers, and companies, while promoting cooperation and strengthening relationships among business researchers within and beyond the Kingdom.
  • Supporting Scholarly Research:
    Fund and support faculty members and graduate students in preparing and publishing research in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals within the fields of business and finance.
  • Aligning with Labor Market Needs:
    Bridge the gap between academia and industry by offering graduate and undergraduate students' opportunities to participate in corporate research and implement research projects as part of their academic coursework.
  • Knowledge Enrichment and Capacity Building:
    Organize and facilitate training programs, workshops, seminars, and conferences focused on advancing research in business and economic disciplines.