Faculty & Staff
                            Contact
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                                            Email
Vaishalybopaiahg.ms.mc@msruas.ac.in
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Dr. VAISHALY BOPAIAH G.
Assistant Professor
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                                    School/College
                                    
Faculty of Management and Commerce
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                                    Department
                                    
Department of Management Studies
 
Dr. Vaishaly Bopaiah G. is an accomplished academic professional with over 14 years of teaching experience in the field of management studies. She holds a Ph.D. in Management reflecting her deep interest in digital marketing and consumer behavior in the e-commerce domain.
Qualifications
- PhD
PRESIDENCY UNIVERSITY, 2022
 - MBA
CMR COLLEGE/ BANGALORE UNIVERSITY, 2010
 - BA
CENTRAL COLLEGE/BANGALORE UNIVERSITY, 2008
 
Experience
Total Experience
- 14 Years/7 Months
 
Academic Experience (10 + years)
- SAMBHRAM ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES-6YRS.
 - ALLIANCE UNIVERSITY-1 YR
 - PRESIDENCY COLLEGE-7YR
 
National Conference Papers
- Bopaiah, V.G. (2022) ‘Consumer perception towards handwoven textiles: Exploring the influencing factors’, Rabindra Bharati Journal of Philosophy. ISSN 0973 0087.
 
International Conference Papers
- Don Bosco College, 2012. India Inc. Innovative Management Strategies. International conference held on 7 January 2012.
 - IIBS, 2019. Disruptions in Industry 4.0. International conference held on 24 January 2019.
 - Presidency University, 2022. ECED-2022. International conference held on 8 July 2022.
 
National Journal Papers
- MLA College, 2012. Business Education – Present & Future. National conference held on 11 December 2012.
 - Sai Vidya College, 2015. Emerging Indian Scenario – Harnessing the Opportunities. National conference held on 11 June 2015.
 
International Journal Paperss
- Bopaiah, V., 2022. Effect of social media in promoting textile outlet in India – A case of khadi product. Seybold, 17. ISSN No. 1533-9211.
 - Bopaiah, V., 2021. Learning from crisis – A paradigm shift of consumer buying behavior towards apparels – Post COVID-19. Palarch, 18. ISSN No. 1567-214X.
 
- IIC member in Presidency College.