Advanced Institute of Management Research (AIM)

AIM is a UK leader in the field of management research, bringing academics together with business, public sector and policy thinkers in order to develop and deliver research of a world class standard which has an immediate and significant impact on management practice.

AIM is led by its Director, Professor Robin Wensley of Warwick Business School and Deputy Director, Professor Andy Neely of Cranfield School of Management. Financial support is provided by both the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).

AIM researchers are all leaders in their fields drawn from a wide variety of universities in both the UK and overseas. AIM's research explores issues associated with four main themes: Sustained Innovation, Promising Practices, Services and Productivity and Performance. This research is designed both to shed new light on challenges facing the UK and to inform practitioners and public policy debates.

Mission Statement:

The Advanced Institute of Management Research was established in 2002 in order to increase the contribution for world class UK management research.

For more details on AIM’s work and its objectives, visit About AIM and AIM Research.

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