Tine Buyl - Department of Organization Studies, Tilburg University, The Netherlands
Top executives are among the most important decision-makers influencing the strategy and performance of their organizations. The series of EIASM Workshops on Top Management Teams and Business Strategy was initiated as a specialized and focused forum where researchers can engage in constructive discussions about the relationship among Top Management Teams and the ability of firms to respond strategically to the challenges they face, as well as find new opportunities for research collaborations. Over the years, twelve editions of the EIASM workshop on Top Management Teams and Business Strategy have been successfully organized—eleven regular editions and one ‘special edition.’ These workshops have been hosted in various locations across Europe, including Passau, Germany (June 2024, 2019); Jouy-en-Josas, France (March-April 2022); Geneva, Switzerland (March 2018); Seville, Spain (March 2017); Groningen, the Netherlands (April 2016); Antwerp, Belgium (March 2015); Copenhagen, Denmark (October 2013); Milan, Italy (June 2012); Istanbul, Turkey (March-April 2011); and Valencia, Spain (March 2010). The fifth workshop, a ‘special edition’ focused explicitly on fostering research collaborations, was also held in Valencia, Spain (June 2014). The workshops have consistently established themselves as a premier platform for strategic leadership research and a vital hub for strengthening international research networks. This year, returning to Groningen, the Netherlands, the workshop will continue the tradition of excellence and offer strategic leadership and governance scholars an engaging venue to advance their research and collaborations.
Deadline for research proposals: December 2, 2024
To be announced
Submission of Proposals/Abstracts (until xxx)
The submission should contain a cover page and an abstract/body of the proposal (in one single document).
The cover page must include: The title of the proposal, authors’ names, affiliations, address, telephone and email. The body of the proposal should contain an abstract of max. 2 pages (cover page and references not included). Proposals must be single-spaced, font size 12. The abstract should clearly highlight the following issues: research gap, theories used, research method, and contribution of the research.
The program will begin on March 20th at around 9 AM and end on March 21st at around 5 PM. A welcome reception will take place on March 19th at 6.30 PM (participation is voluntary; registration is cordially requested).
We are grateful for the partial and generous funding of this event by the Faculty of Economics and Business Research Institute and the Leadership and Governance Platform of the University of Groningen.
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