Organizer: Patricia H Thornton, Texas A&M U., College Station
Organizer: Nina Granqvist, Aalto U.
Participant: John Almandoz, IESE Business School
Participant: Shaz Ansari, U. of Cambridge
Participant: Joel A.C. Baum, U. of Toronto
Participant: Christine Beckman, Robert H. Smith School of Business
Participant: Tiziana Casciaro, U. of Toronto
Participant: Joep Cornelissen, Erasmus U. Rotterdam
Participant: David Courpasson, EM Lyon
Participant: Tina Dacin, Queen's U.
Participant: Gina Dokko, U. of California, Davis
Participant: Rodolphe Durand, HEC Paris
Participant: Vern Glaser, U. of Alberta
Participant: P Devereaux Jennings, U. of Alberta
Participant: Julien Jourdan, Bocconi U.
Participant: Mark Thomas Kennedy, Imperial College Business School
Participant: Joseph Lampel, The U. of Manchester
Participant: Omar Lizardo, U. of Notre Dame
Participant: Razvan Lungeanu, Pennsylvania State U.
Participant: Xiaowei Luo, INSEAD
Participant: Renate Elisabeth Meyer, WU Vienna U. of Economics and Business
Participant: Vilmos F. Misangyi, Pennsylvania State U.
Participant: Oliver Schilke, U. of Arizona
Participant: Wesley David Sine, Cornell U.
Participant: Michael Smets, U. of Oxford
Participant: Sameer B. Srivastava, U. of California, Berkeley
Participant: Laszlo Tihanyi, Texas A&M U.
Participant: Paul Tracey, U. of Cambridge
Participant: Edward Zajac, Northwestern U.
Participant: Tammar B. Zilber, Hebrew U. of Jerusalem
Participant: Trish Reay, U. of Alberta
Participant: David Obstfeld, California State U., Fullerton
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| The Organization and Management Theory (OMT) division sponsors a Doctoral Consortium during the pre-conference period of the Academy of Management. The objectives of the Consortium are to help doctoral students who are broadly interested in organizations and management as they enter the final phase of their doctoral programs and prepare for the job market and future careers. We aim to help you make the most of your doctoral program, advance your research, consider how best to publish your research, find a job in the academic or professional world, manage your early career and, perhaps most importantly, establish professional networks with colleagues who share similar research interests. |