The document outlines guidelines for presenters and participants at the Gamaiceb 2023 conference, including registration procedures, dress code, session timing, and prohibited items. It provides a detailed agenda for both days of the conference, listing speakers, presentation sessions, and specific topics covered. These guidelines emphasize punctuality, appropriate behavior during sessions, and use of audiovisual aids in presentations.

1. Guideline for Presenter
GUIDELINE FOR PLENARY SESSION

2. Guideline for Presenter
GUIDELINE FOR PLENARY SESSION
1. All participants, including presenter and non-presenter (general
participant), must register to attend GAMAICEB 2023
2. Registration for participants will be opened at 07.00 AM
3. Please show your e-ticket during the registration process.
4. The registration area is available in front of Amartapura A Plenary
Room
5. Only paying participants can access the virtual conference and
receive conference certificates.
6. Surat Perintah Perjalanan Dinas (SPPD) / Official Travel Order (if any)
must be submitted to the committee on the registration time
of the conference.
7. Please arrive 5-10 minutes before the start of the plenary and parallel
session
8. No food or beverages are permitted inside the conference rooms or
Registration Centre.
9. Cellular phones and other gadgets should be in silent or vibrate
mode.
10. Please wear a formal business look as your dress code
11. Pets and items with strong odour are prohibited in the conference
area.
12. Weapons and illegal substances are prohibited in the conference
area.
13. Please remain quiet during the plenary session. You can ask your
question in the Question and Answer session.
14. Please park your vehicles in the parking area behind the convention
centre.
GUIDELINE FOR PARALLEL SESSION
1. During your presentation, you must adhere to the allotted time. The
chairperson is asked simply to cut off the presenter if they exceed the
time by more than one minute.
2. You have 15 minutes for your presentation and 15 minutes for Q&A
session.
3. You need to use Powerpoint and/or audiovisual aids during your
presentation. It is not recommended to simply read the
text of your paper.

3. Guideline for Presenter
FULL AGENDA SCHEDULE
Monday, September 25th 2023
Time
(GMT+7)
Agenda
07.00 – 07.30 Open Registration for Participant
Opening Ceremony
07.30 – 07.40 MC Opening
07.40 – 07.55 Traditional Dance Performance
07.55 - 08.15
Welcoming Speech by the Conference General Chair of
GAMAICEB
Opening by the Dean Faculty of Economics and
Business UniversitasGadjah Mada (FEB UGM)
Opening by the Rector of Universitas Gadjah Mada
08.15 – 08.40
Speaker 1: Miklos Gaspar
Director of the United Nations Information Centre
08.40 – 09.05
Speaker 2: Prof. Kazuhiko Yokota
School of Commerce, Waseda
University
09.05 – 09.30
Speaker 3: Dr. Leslie Hodder
The International Association for Accounting
Education &Research (IAAER)
09.30 – 10.00 Question and Answer Session
10.00 – 12.00
1st
Session Parallel Paper Presentation
- Special Session with Prof. Kazuhiko Yokota in the
Undergraduate FEB UGM Students Presentation
Room
12.00 – 13.00 Break
13.00 – 16.30 2nd
Session Parallel Paper Presentation
16.30 – 17.00 Closing and Information for Day 2

4. Guideline for Presenter
Tuesday, September 26th 2023
Time
(GMT+7)
Agenda
08.00 – 09.00 Open Registration for Participant
09.00 – 12.00 3rd
Session Parallel Paper Presentation
12.00 – 13.00 Break
13.00 – 16.30 4th
Session Parallel Paper Presentation
16.30 – 18.15 Break
Gala Dinner
18.15 – 18.35
Speaker 1: Dr. Holger Daske
The International Association for Accounting
Education & Research (IAAER)
18.35 – 18.55
Speaker 2: Dr. Frendy
Nagoya University of Commerce and Business
18.55 – 19.15
Speaker 3: Dr. Yanto Chandra
Director of Technology, Policy and
Law LabCity University of Hong Kong
19.15 – 19.45 Question and Answer Session
19.45 – 21.00
Social Session
Awarding Best
Paper Awarding
Best Reviewer
Closing

5. Guideline for Presenter
Parallel Paper Presentation Schedule
FULL AGENDA SCHEDULE
Monday, September 25th 2023
Time
(GMT+7)
Agenda
07.00 – 07.30 Open Registration for Participant
Opening Ceremony
07.30 – 07.40 MC Opening
07.40 – 07.55 Traditional Dance Performance
07.55 - 08.15
Welcoming Speech by the Conference General Chair of
GAMAICEB
Opening by the Dean Faculty of Economics and
Business UniversitasGadjah Mada (FEB UGM)
Opening by the Rector of Universitas Gadjah Mada
08.15 – 08.40
Speaker 1: Miklos Gaspar
Director of the United Nations Information Centre
08.40 – 09.05
Speaker 2: Prof. Kazuhiko Yokota
School of Commerce, Waseda
University
09.05 – 09.30
Speaker 3: Dr. Leslie Hodder
The International Association for Accounting
Education &Research (IAAER)
09.30 – 10.00 Question and Answer Session
10.00 – 12.00
1st
Session Parallel Paper Presentation
- Special Session with Prof. Kazuhiko Yokota in the
Undergraduate FEB UGM Students Presentation
Room
12.00 – 13.00 Break
13.00 – 16.30 2nd
Session Parallel Paper Presentation
16.30 – 17.00 Closing and Information for Day 2

6. Guideline for Presenter
Tuesday, September 26th 2023
Time
(GMT+7)
Agenda
08.00 – 09.00 Open Registration for Participant
09.00 – 12.00 3rd
Session Parallel Paper Presentation
12.00 – 13.00 Break
13.00 – 16.30 4th
Session Parallel Paper Presentation
16.30 – 18.15 Break
Gala Dinner
18.15 – 18.35
Speaker 1: Dr. Holger Daske
The International Association for Accounting
Education &Research (IAAER)
18.35 – 18.55
Speaker 2: Dr. Frendy
Nagoya University of Commerce and Business
18.55 – 19.15
Speaker 3: Dr. Yanto Chandra
Director of Technology, Policy and
Law LabCity University of Hong Kong
19.15 – 19.45 Question and Answer Session
19.45 – 21.00
Social Session
Awarding Best
Paper Awarding
Best Reviewer
Closing

7. Guideline for Presenter
Parallel Paper Presentation Schedule
1st
Session (September 25th
, 10.00 – 12.00)
Room Topic Paper Title
Arjuna HR & Leadership 1 • Building Employee Engagement
While Working From Home: Is It
Possible?
(10.00 – 10.30)
• Descriptive Analysis Employer
Branding and Employee Value
Proposition For Academics
Perspective
(10.30 – 11.00)
• What Is The Most Important Thing
To Enhance Perceived
Employability Among Jobseekers?
(11.00 – 11.30)
• The Role of Rural Government
Cooperation Intensity and
Leadership in Fostering the
Innovation Capabilities of Rural
Microbusinesses
(11.30 – 12.00)
Bima Marketing • Enhancing the Role of Social Media
Influencers and eWOM through
Corporate Social Responsibility
Communication in the Consumer
Goods Company
(10.00 – 10.30)
• An Explication of How Website
Design Actually Shapes Online
Customer Loyalty: Incorporating
SEM and Person-Items Map
Analysis part 3
(10.30 – 11.00)
• The Effect of Advertising on
Instagram and Influencers on
Tourism Marketing in Explore
Banyuwangi
(11.00 – 11.30)
Yudistira Knowledge and
Innovation
• The Influence Of Learning
Motivation On Learning Outcomes
Through Trainee Engagement In
Online Training
(10.00 – 10.30)

8. Guideline for Presenter
• Continuous Usage Intention of
Digital Payment Among MSMEs in
Indonesia
(10.30 – 11.00)
Gatotkaca Undergraduate FEB
UGM Students
• The Influence of Toll Road
Development and Operation on
Economic and Business Conditions:
Evidence from Cikopo-Palimanan
and Pejagan Semarang Toll Road
Development
(10.00 – 10.20)
• The Effect of Financial
Development and Economy
Growth to Renewable Energy
Consumption
(10.20 – 10.40)
• How Does Social Media Drive
Sustainability Reporting? A
Systematic Literature Review
(10.40 – 11.00)
• Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) and Financial
Development In Asean Countries: A
Dynamic Panel Analysis
(11.00 – 11.20)
• A New Way of Thinking in
Stratification Economics: Does
Javanese Identity Matter in
Indonesia?
(11.20 – 11.40)
• Investigating the Relationship
between Green Entrepreneurship
Intention to Attitude, Subjective
Norm, and Perceived Behavioral
Control
(11.40 – 12.00)
Special Session from Prof.
Kazuhiko’s students:
• The effect of the ratio of DVA and
FVA on compensation of industries
in Indonesia
(12.00 – 12.20)
• The Impact of Corruption and World
Heritage on Tourism
(12.20 – 12.40)

9. Guideline for Presenter
• Impact of COVID-19 on Average
Wages by Industry in Indonesia -An
Analysis Using Province Specific
Data-
(12.40 – 13.00)

10. Guideline for Presenter
2nd
Session (September 25th
, 13.00 – 16.30)
Room Topic Paper Title
Arjuna Accounting 1 • Mosque Financial Management and
Halal Economy Ecosystem: An
Analysis of Muhammadiyah
Mosques in Indonesia
(13.00 – 13.30)
• Text Mining in a Risk-based Audit:
Application of LDA in the Audit of
the Indonesian School Operational
Assistance Fund Program
(13.30 – 14.00)
• The Effect of implementation POJK
No. 51/2017 to the Changes of
Sustainability Reporting Disclosure
in Indonesia Banking Sector
(14.00 – 14.30)
• Factors Influencing Use Behavior of
SI APIK using UTAUT Model
(14.30 – 15.00)
• Utilization of Big Data Analytics in
Public Sector Audit in Indonesia:
Opportunities and Challenges
(15.00 – 15.30)
• Evaluation of The Implementation
of Audit Procedures for
Sustainability Reports in Publicly
Listed Companies in Indonesia
(15.30 – 16.00)
• Examining Predictors of Assets
Misappropriation in Small Medium
Enterprises from Employee
Perspective
(16.00 – 16.30)
Bima HR & Leadership 2 • Unravelling The Black Box Of
Shaping Entrepreneurial Intentions
In Young Entrepreneurs In
Indonesia: A Mediation Moderation
Model
(13.00 – 13.30)
• Leading with Authenticity but
Thinking Critically: The Influence of
Emotional Intelligence
(13.30 – 14.00)

11. Guideline for Presenter
• Portraying Future Leaders:
Inclusivity in Social Benefits
(14.00 – 14.30)
• The Power of Connections:
Exploring How Social Capital
Mediates the Relationship between
Psychological Capital and
Innovative Behavior
(14.30 – 15.00)
• Activating Student Side-Hustle
Empowerment Toward Creativity:
The Role Of Inclusive Leader, Service
Motivation, And Engagement
(15.00 – 15.30)
• Transformational Leadership, Trust
Superiors, and Job Satisfaction
IndiHome Sales Force in Jember
Area, East Jawa
(15.30 – 16.00)
• Temporal Leadership's Time:
Elucidating its Role in Employee
Performance
(16.00 – 16.30)
Yudistira Economics 1 • Labor Mobility and Job
Opportunities in Indonesia
(13.00 – 13.30)
• Poverty and Health Problems:
Factors Of the Difficulty Of Green
Economics Implementation
(13.30 – 14.00)
• Young Workers With Disabilities
And The Threat Of The Skill Traps
Entering Work Opportunities
(14.00 – 14.30)
• The Impact of Socio-Economic
Status on Psychological Well-Being
(14.30 – 15.00)
• The Effectiveness of Social
Assistance Distribution Policy for
Extreme Poverty Eradiction in
Indonesia
(15.00 – 15.30)
• Tracking The Multidimensional
Poverty Post-Disaster: Empirical
Evidence of The 2004 Tsunami in
Indonesia

12. Guideline for Presenter
(15.30 – 16.00)
• Determinants of Sustainable Rice
Production: Evidence from the
Southeast Asia Countries
(16.00 – 16.30)

13. Guideline for Presenter
3rd
Session (September 26th
, 09.00 – 12.00)
Room Topic Paper Title
Arjuna Accounting 2 • Environmental, Social And
Governance In Indonesia
(09.00 – 09.30)
• The Role of Corporate Governance,
Type Of Ownership, Capital
Structure, On Achievement Of
Sustainable Development Goals
(09.30 – 10.00)
• The Effect of Original Local
Government Revenue, General
Allocation Funds, and Specific
Allocation Funds on Capital
Expenditure (Study in West Java
Province 2015-2020)
(10.00 – 10.30)
• On the Relation of ESG
Responsibility, Real Earnings
Management, and Tax
Aggressiveness: A Halo Effect
Evidence from Indonesia
(10.30 – 11.00)
• The Roles of Corporate Governance
and Assurance on Environmental
Greenwashing: The Case of Japan
(11.00 – 11.30)
• Value for Money Financial
Governance, Level of Investment,
and Quality of regional
development in Indonesia
(11.30 – 12.00)
Bima Finance 1 • Statistical Estimation of
Representative Sectoral Multiples
in Relative Valuation: A Year-on-Year
Comparison of Price Multiples in
Indonesian Publicly Listed Property
Companies.
(09.00 – 09.30)
• The Effect of Analyst’s Prediction
Dispersion on Stock Return
Comovement: Analysis on Sectoral
Level
(09.30 – 10.00)

14. Guideline for Presenter
• The Effect of Inflation Rate, Interest
Rate, Exchange Rate, Profitability,
Liquidity, and Leverage on
Investment Risk in The Food and
Beverage Companies
(10.00 – 10.30)
• The Effect of Leverage and Market
Value on Share Price (Study on
Agriculture Sector Companies
Listed on the Indonesia Stock
Exchange for the 2016-2020 Period)
(10.30 – 11.00)
• The Effect of Business
Diversification and Capital
Structure on The Financial
Performance of Consumer Non-
Cyclical Companies
(11.00 – 11.30)
• Analysis of Volatility Using EGARH
between Indonesia and Malaysia
Stock Markets
(11.30 – 12.00)
Yudistira Entrepreneurship • Entrepreneurship Education, Other
Exogenous Variables and
Entrepreneurship Intention in the
Theory of Planned Behavior Model:
A Systematic Literature Review
(09.00 – 09.30)
• Sustainable Business Strategy
Analysis using the Triple Layer
Business Model Canvas
(09.30 – 10.00)
• Sustainable Business Model Canvas
Strategy for sustainable
consumption and production
patterns
(10.00 – 10.30)
• Is Self-Regulation and Situational
Factors Moderate Entrepreneurial
Behavior? Lesson From The
University
(10.30 – 11.00)
• Ethnic Entrepreneurship Study:
Entrepreneurship Orientation and
New Venture Creation on Millenial

15. Guideline for Presenter
Generation of Chinese Ethnicity in
Indonesia
(11.00 – 11.30)
• An In-depth Analysis of
Entrepreneurship Learning
Preferences in Archipelagic
Country: HEI Students in Indonesia
(11.30 – 12.00)
Gatotkaca Economics 2 • Does Liberalization Policy Promote
Trade? An Ex-Post Analysis of
Indonesia’s Trade Agreements
(09.00 – 09.30)
• Impact of Economic Growth and
Government Expenditure on
Extreme Poverty Eradiction in
Indonesia, 1998 – 2021
(09.30 – 10.00)
• Tourism Sector Complementarity in
Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta (DIY)
Province: Analysis of Input – Output
Tables and Environmental
Adjustment Tax (EAT) Scenarios
(10.00 – 10.30)
• Central Bank Independency and
Economic Stability In Indonesia
(10.30 – 11.00)
• The Effect of Monetary and
Macroprudential Policy on Credit:
The Role of Risk Behavior
(11.00 – 11.30)

16. Guideline for Presenter
4th
Session (September 26th
, 13.00 – 16.30)
Room Topic Paper Title
Arjuna Operation • Achieving the Well-Being of Halal-
Certified SMEs Through Omni-
Sector Supply Chain, Clarity or
Reality?
(13.00 – 13.30)
• Revitalization of management
systems at universities: analysis of
implementation of ERP systems to
optimize organizational
performance in universities
(13.30 – 14.00)
• The Role of an Effective
Administrative System in Managing
University Complex Operations
(14.00 – 14.30)
• Bibliometric analysis of hospital
medical record file retention
information system
(14.30 – 15.00)
• Information and Communication
Technology Adoption Strategy By
Small Industry To Accelerate
Transformation And Digitalization
To Increase Productivity And Added
Value To Small Industry
(15.00 – 15.30)
• Utilizing Product Innovation and
Innovation Culture to Enhance the
Welfare of Fishermen in the
Southern Coastal Areas of West Java
– A Conceptual Framework
(15.30 – 16.00)
• A Halal Supply Chain Framework
For Food and Beverages Sector : A
System Dynamics Approach
(16.00 – 16.30)
Bima Finance 2 • Stocktaking Progress of Carbon
Markets in Indonesia: Opportunities
and Challenges
(13.00 – 13.30)
• Analysis of Islamic Financial Literacy
And Inclusion: Case Study on

17. Guideline for Presenter
Muhammadiyah Members In
Indonesia
(13.30 – 14.00)
• Journeying into Uncharted Territory:
Navigating the Nexus of
Technology-Driven Financial
Institutions, Digital Financial
Adoption, and Financial Inclusion in
Africa and Asia
(14.00 – 14.30)
• Unveiling Generation Z's Fintech
Literacy: A Cross-Country
Comparison of Indonesia and
Malaysia
(14.30 – 15.00)
• Testing Pecking Order Theory in
Capital Structure Policy of Oil and
Gas Companies in Indonesia
(15.00 – 15.30)
• Market reaction and stock
performance in palm oil companies
result of the Russian invasion of
Ukraine
(15.30 – 16.00)
• Does Corporate Governance Affect
The Company's Financial
Performance During The Covid-19
Pandemic?
(16.00 – 16.30)
Yudistira Economics 3 • Scenario Analysis of Facing the
Covid-19 Scarring Effect: Tourism
Sector Labour in Bali
(13.00 – 13.30)
• Investigating the Effects of
Electricity Production on
Environmental Quality and
Economic Growth in Selected
ASEAN Countries
(13.30 – 14.00)
• Airport Construction and Land Used
Change, case Yogyakarta
International Airport (YIA) airport
(14.00 – 14.30)
• What contribution does the social
insurance industry make to

18. Guideline for Presenter
sustainable development? A
systematic literature review
(14.30 – 15.00)
• Democratization of Indonesia
Economic Development Causing
Environmental Damage In Several
Sectors of the Indonesian
Economy?
(15.30 – 16.00)
• “Pro Environment” Behavior
Towards A Green Economy: An
Analysis of Household Energy
Consumption
(16.00 – 16.30)
• The Importance of Education in
Reducing CO2 Emissions In
Indonesia
(16.30 – 17.00)