As part of the dissemination of AIM Research and the initiative's objectives, AIM Fellows and Researchers are involved in a variety of research activities, which may not directly come under AIM's umbrella.

This section includes information relating to activities which are not funded by AIM Research, but are sourced from the wider management research community.

For additional information relating to any of these events please contact Agnieszka Witaszczyk, Events and Meetings Officer.

CALL

13 September 2011

Call for BAM 2011 Doctoral Symposium Volunteers - Open to the AIM Community

Location: Aston Business School

The British Academy of Management are sending out a call for volunteers to help run research conversations at the BAM2011 Doctoral Symposium. These are held on the morning of Tuesday 13th September, before the main conference starts.
 
RESEARCH CONVERSATION INFORMATION
 
The Research Conversations take place in 1hr 30min slots at either 9.30am or 11.30am, and are aimed at third or final year doctoral students who already have some research experience and would like to gain some feedback on their work from senior academics in their field.   
 
Potential participants in the research conversation track are required to submit a five page paper, which clearly indicates the purpose of the research, the method employed, major results arising to date as well as any implications. On the basis of this information we will attempt to align students' interests with those of the senior academics who will offer to assist in these conversations.
 
Based on the experience of previous years each academic will provide guidance and advice to either two or three students in a slot.
 
WANT TO HELP?

If you are able to volunteer we would really appreciate your support. Please e-mail your contact details, specialist areas and any limitations on your availability during the day to Joe Campbell at jcampbell@bam.ac.uk by the 17th August. Joe will be in touch in due course to inform you of BAM's need of your services.

EVENTS

March - September 2011

Lancaster University Executive Masterclasses for HR Professionals

The Centre for Performance-led HR (CPHR) within Lancaster University Management School runs a series of short courses tailored to meet the needs of senior HR professionals/partners and mid-senior executives responsible for, or involved in the practice of, organisational design, talent management, HR strategy and employee engagement. Each one-day Masterclass can be taken as a standalone course or part of the CPHR executive programme.

Executive Masterclasses for 2011

Engaged to Perform: 30th March 2011

Talent Management: 18th May 2011

Innovation and Customer Centricity: 21st June 2011

Building Organisation Design Capability: 13th July 2011

Business Model Change: 28th September 2011

To book your place or for further details visit:
www.lums.lancs.ac.uk/research/centres/hr/masterclass

EVENTS

Thursday 22 – Friday 23 September

Grand Challenge in Service Week, Service Academic Conference

We are delighted to announce the call for papers to submit an abstract for the upcoming “Understanding Complex Service Systems Through Different Lenses” two-day academic conference on 22-23 September. The event is part of the 2011 Grand Challenge in Service Week, Cambridge, UK.

As you know, this conference surround a complex service system as a case study and details of this are attached in the call for papers and on the website. Please check the website every now and again for updates as further information on the case (e.g. the availability of raw data for analysis) may be made available.

For further information please review the following PDF

 

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