Dear Colleague,
We are very happy to invite you to the Academy of Management Professional Development Workshop: Family Entrepreneurship at the Interface: Bridging Communities and Expanding Horizons. Saturday, Aug 5th 2017 at 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Hilton Atlanta, room 223
Chairs:
Kathleen Randerson, Audencia Business School
Céline Barredy, Paris X Nanterre, CEROS
Clay Dibrell, U. of Mississippi
Cristina Bettinelli, U. of Bergamo
Presenters:
Esra Memili, U. of North Carolina, Greensboro
Andrea Calabrò, U. of Witten/Herdecke
Mathew Ray Allen, Babson College
G. T. Lumpkin, U. of Oklahoma
Kimberly A. Eddleston, Northeastern U.
Allison Pearson, Mississippi State U.
Claudio G. Muller, U. of Chile
Torsten Michael Pieper, Kennesaw State U.
Eddy Laveren, U. of Antwerp/ Antwerp Management School
Reinhard Prugl, Zeppelin U.
Nadine Kammerlander, WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management
Moderators:
Josh Daspit, Mississippi State U.
Alfredo De Massis, Free U. Bozen, Bolzano and Lancaster U.
Participants
Pramodita Sharma, U. of Vermont
Tyge Payne, Texas Tech U.
William S Schulze, U. of Utah
Claire Seaman, Queen Margaret U.
Franz Kellermanns, U. of North Carolina, Charlotte
Erik Monsen, U. of Vermont
Our goal in this PDW is to open the discussions in Family Entrepreneurship to the different scholarly communities dedicated directly or indirectly to the topic. The second aim is to offer the same opportunity of open discussion and questioning related to the practice and research of Family Entrepreneurship. The workshop will unfold in two parts: during the first part representatives of the different scholarly communities will present the specificities in a PechaKucha. The second part will take place as a "town hall meeting": participants can ask questions to the panel composed of representatives of the different Family Entrepreneurship scholarly communities and representatives of the different outlets of Family Entrepreneurship Research. The moderators will reformulate the questions and allocate the questions to the experts, as well as stimulate discussion among the panelists and with the audience. This session will provide first an excellent opportunity for current protagonists of Family Entrepreneurship to connect, and second to develop their research, practice and teaching to gain new skills and insights, and build professional contacts with peers and seniors in the field.
We look forward to seeing you in Atlanta in August!
Best regards,
Clay, Cristina, Céline, Kathleen
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Cristina Bettinelli University of Bergamo
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