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You are invited to attend the 13th annual Workshop on Talent Management, to be held in Luxembourg on September 30 and October 1, 2024. Following the twelve highly successful Workshops held in Brussels in 2012 and 2013, Berlin in 2014, Valencia in 2015, Copenhagen in 2016, Barcelona in 2017, Helsinki in 2018, Toulouse in 2019, and virtual/online sessions in 2020 and 2021, Cork in 2022, and Lyon in 2023, the 2024 Workshop is intended to continue providing a forum for academic exchange of conceptual and empirical (qualitative or quantitative) research in the area of talent management. The workshop has a strong developmental focus and as such encourages research which may be in progress as well as completed research.
Professor David Collings, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland David Collings holds the Chair in Sustainable Business at Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin. He previously held faculty positions at Dublin City University, University of Sheffield and National University of Ireland, Galway and visiting positions at King’s College London, Nanyang Business School in Singapore and Cornell University as a Fulbright Scholar. He is a leading international expert on talent management, global mobility and the future of work. He has been named as one of the most influential thinkers in the field of HR years by HR Magazine on four occasions. He has published numerous papers in leading international outlets including Academy of Management Journal, Journal of Management, Organization Science and Personnel Psychology and 12 books and his work is regularly cited in media and other outlets. He is former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of World Business, Human Resource Management Journal and the Irish Journal of Management and sits on the editorial boards of multiple journals including Academy of Management Review, Journal of Management and Journal of Management Studies. He is a former Chair of the HR Division of the Academy.
Professor Hugh Scullion, Hull University, UK Hugh Scullion is professor in International Management and Director of The Future of Global Work and Leadership Institute at Hull University, previously holding faculty positions at Warwick, Newcastle, Nottingham and Strathclyde Universities. His areas of expertise includes Global Talent Management, Strategic and International HRM, the Future of Global Work and managing STEM talents in high tech SMEs. His international research reputation in International HRM and Global Talent Management is evidenced by publications in leading journals (e.g the Academy of Management Journal, Journal of World Business and Human Resource Management Journal), publication of nine books and over 13,000 citations reflecting the influence of his work. He is Visiting Professor with the Indian Institute of Management and the University of the West Indies and has developed strong research collaboration with leading institutes in India and the CEE. He is co founder and co - chair of the EIASM Talent Management Workshop and has consulted widely in Europe (e.g Rolls Royce, Sun Microsoft and Boots plc) and in Asia (e.g Telecom Malaysia and National Productivity Board of Singapore). He is founder and chair of the Humberside HR Directors Group and advises on strategic HR and Talent issues. He leads masterclasses in Talent Management for clients in Europe, Asia and the Caribbean.
Professor Vlad Vaiman Vlad Vaiman is Professor and the Associate Dean at the School of Management of California Lutheran University and a visiting professor at several premier universities around the globe. Dr. Vaiman is widely regarded as one of the leading international scholars in the field of talent management. He has published seven very successful books on managing talent in organizations and at country level, as well as a number of academic and practitioner-oriented articles and book chapters on talent management and International HRM. His work appeared in Academy of Management Learning and Education, Human Resource Management, International Journal of Human Resource Management, Human Resource Management Review, Journal of Business Ethics, and many others. He is also a founding editor and currently the Chief Editorial Consultant of European Journal of International Management, and the editorial board member of several prestigious academic journals, such as Human Resource Management, European Management Review, Journal of Global Mobility, Human Resource Management Review, Journal of Knowledge Management, among others. Dr. Vaiman is a co-founder, organizer, and a leading chair of the EIASM Workshop on Talent Management and a co-editor of the Emerald book series on Talent Management.
Serge Da Motta Veiga
We invite papers from a wide range of disciplinary traditions that explore talent management issues from both theoretical and practical perspectives, and we encourage papers which are multi-disciplinary and cross-disciplinary in nature. We welcome empirical papers from both qualitative and quantitative traditions. We would particularly welcome papers from regions and countries which have to date been underrepresented in debates on talent management. Topics of interest include (but are not limited to) the following:
To present a paper at the workshop, authors should submit a 3-page abstract The submission deadline has passed. If you wish to submit, please contact pavlos.dimitrakos@eiasm.be
Positioned at the heart of Europe, Luxembourg is a small yet fascinating country that seamlessly blends rich history with modernity. Nestled between Belgium, France, and Germany, it offers beautiful natural landscapes, fairy-tale castles, and underground tunnels, while also standing as a powerhouse for finance, sustainability, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Luxembourg is also a key political center within the European Union. Historical heritage Since 1994, Luxembourg's old city and strongholds have held the distinction of being a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The country has over 50 beautiful castles, with Vianden Castle standing out as one of the largest and most exquisite feudal residences from the Romanesque and Gothic periods in Europe. Hosting medieval festivals, it is also adjacent to a house where Victor Hugo lived. One of the founding members of the UN and EU Luxembourg has played a significant role in major world initiatives, including the United Nations, Schengen area, and European Union. The nation hosts pivotal political offices, such as the European Parliament's Secretariat and the Court of Justice of the European Union. There is also a museum dedicated to the Schengen Agreement, located in Luxembourg next to the Moselle River where the agreement was signed in 1985. Multicultural and multilingual country Luxembourg takes pride in its openness and cultural diversity, with half of its population consisting of foreign nationals from various countries, including Portugal, Italy, France, Germany, Belgium and others. Additionally, around 2% of the population comes from non-EU countries. The nation embraces three official languages: French, German, and Luxembourgish. Luxembourgish is has strong influences from French and German, and also borrows words directly from its neighboring country such as “merci” (“thank you” in French) and “wissenschaftler” (“scientist” in German). But the main word to remember is Moien, (“Hello”). Attractive for talents From a Talent Management perspective, Luxembourg is ranked the 2nd most attractive country in the world for talents, according to the IMD World Talent Ranking 2023. In 2023, Luxembourg was also ranked the 9th happiest country in the world. This achievement is primarily attributed to the country's strong economic performance (one the of highest GDP per capita), safety (2nd safest country globally), social support, freedom to make decision and other aspects (2023 World Happiness Report). Join us to visit the only Grand Duchy in the world, and delve into its rich tapestry of history, culture, and economic vibrancy at the Talent Management Workshop!
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LOCATION
The workshop will take place in the premises of
Chambre de Commerce Luxembourg
ACCOMMODATION
Recommended hotels located near the workshop venue:
TRANSPORT
All public transport is free of charge in Luxembourg (trains, buses and the tram). The connections are convenient:
To find the fastest routes from A to B, please download and use the free Mobiliteit App.
The cheapest taxi options are HelloTaxi.lu and WebTaxi.lu (note that other taxi prices start from €40 for 10-minute drive from Findel airport to the workshop venue). One of the examples of direct public transport (buses #16 and #6) from Findel airport to the workshop venue:
FEES
ADMINISTRATION Mr. Pavlos Dimitrakos - EIASM Conference ManagerEIASM - RUE FOSSÉ AUX LOUPS - 38 - BOX 3 - 1000 BRUSSELS - BELGIUM Tel: - Fax: Email: pavlos.dimitrakos@eiasm.be
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Serge da Motta Veiga is Professor of Human Resource Management and Director of Research at NEOMA Business School in France. Prior to joining NEOMA, he worked at American University, Lehigh University, and EDHEC Business School. He earned his Ph.D. in Human Resource Management and Organizational Behavior from the University of Missouri. His research expertise revolves around job search, recruitment, and career and talent management more broadly speaking. Specifically, he is interested in examining dynamic factors in issues surrounding employment, career management and talent management. He has published his work in leading journals including Organization Science, Journal of Applied Psychology, Personnel Psychology, Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, Human Resource Management, Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Vocational Behavior, and the Journal of Organizational Behavior. He is currently co-editor-in-chief at Applied Psychology: An International Review, and Associate Editor at the Journal of Management Studies. He is also incoming Division Chair of the Careers Division of the Academy of Management
