STR Strategic Management Division Podcast [AOM]

Our panelists will bring diverse international perspectives and share their "tips and best practices" for global scholars attending the AOM conference. They will discuss strategies on approaching networking, engaging in conference activities, and maximizing the overall conference benefits. Whether you're a student, junior scholar, or senior scholar, this event aims to provide invaluable insights into navigating the conference effectively.

Panelists:

Cedric Gutierrez (Bocconi University)

Juan Santaló (IE Madrid)

Leandro Nardi (HEC Paris)

Lourdes Sosa (London School of Economics)

Moderator and Organizer: Thomaz Teodorovicz (Copenhagen Business School)

Sponsorship: This seminar is proudly sponsored by the STR Membership Engagement Committee, led by Andy Wu from Harvard Business School.

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This session will explore how strategy scholars and educators can impact changes in firms and individuals' careers through their teaching.

Our four panelists will discuss the relevance of strategic management (STR) teaching in our current environment, the critical insights they bring to students, and the impact of STR teaching on students' careers and firms' progress.

Panelists: Keyvan Vakili from London Business School Min Jung Kim from University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Ilaria Orlandi from Copenhagen Business School Russ Coff from University of Wisconsin-Madison

The session is organized and hosted by Florence Honoré (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Louise Mors (Copenhagen Business School).

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This session will explore how strategy scholars can collect primary data to generate impactful research. Our five panelists will discuss what they learned from designing experiments. surveys and interviews. The discussion will be followed by a Q&A session.

Panelists: Michael Leiblein, Ohio State University Elena Novelli, City University of London Tim Ott, University of North Carolina-Chapell Hill Henry Sauermann, ESMT Berlin Margarethe Wieserma, University of California-Irvine Organizers: Florence Honore, University of Wisconsin-Madison Marie Louise Mors, Copenhagen Business School

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This session will explore how strategy scholars can collect primary data to generate impactful research. Our five panelists will discuss what they learned from designing experiments. surveys and interviews. The discussion will be followed by a Q&A session.

Panelists: Michael Leiblein, Ohio State University Elena Novelli, City University of London Tim Ott, University of North Carolina-Chapell Hill Henry Sauermann, ESMT Berlin Margarethe Wieserma, University of California-Irvine Organizers: Florence Honore, University of Wisconsin-Madison Marie Louise Mors, Copenhagen Business School

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The event is organized by Koen H. Heimeriks and Fabrice Lumineau and focuses on how to publish phenomenon-driven (as opposed to theory-based) work, exploring opportunities and challenges in this research.

Aseem Kaul, Greg Fisher, Jonathan Doh, and Sue Cohen will share forefront insights on the theme and answer questions durign the Q&A session.

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This virtual event offer perspectives from three strategy scholars on how teaching and research interact. You'll hear examples of how teaching sparked a research idea or how research is used in teaching from Rahul Kapoor (Wharton), Olga Hawn (UNC-Chapel Hill), and Jeffrey York (Colorado).

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State-owned firms, regulators, sovereign wealth funds and a range of state agencies have surged in importance over the last decade and strategy research is increasingly tackling this critical and challenging topic.

Five leading scholars will be discussing the how strategy researchers can engage with the many exciting issues that state activity raises around the world:

Aline Gatignon (Wharton): The firm, the State, and Civil Society: a Bermuda Triangle for Nonmarket Strategy?

Anna Grosman (Loughborough U): Strategies for Firm Success in the Face of Government Influence

Pasha Mahmood (NUS Singapore): Strategies for Engaging with Regulators in Nascent Markets

Mike Peng (UT Dallas): Corporate diplomacy and exit strategies

Anthea Zhang (Rice): Asymmetric imitation between state-owned firms and non-state-owned firms in their FDI location choices

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This virtual research symposium will feature cutting-edge research from the field of corporate strategy.

Four scholars, whose research focuses on corporate strategy, will present their latest research paper, and two discussants will share their feedback on the papers, followed by feedback from the audience.

The four scholars presenting their work in this virtual symposium are:

Carolyn Fu, incoming Assistant Professor of Strategy, Harvard Business School, Harvard University

Philipp Meyer-Doyle, Associate Professor of Strategy, INSEAD Asia Campus

Paul Nary, Assistant Professor of Management, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania

Susan Perkins, Visiting Associate Professor of Strategic Management, Stern School of Business, New York University

The two distinguished discussants are:

Juan Alcacer, James J. Hill Chaired Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School, Harvard University

Aseem Kaul, Professor of Strategic Management & Entrepreneurship, The Mosaic Company – Kim Prokopanko Chair for Corporate Responsibility, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota

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Join two of our most influential scholars for a wide-ranging conversation about the public policy contributions of strategic management. Among other topics, the panelists will discuss:

- The distinctive contribution of strategic management to public policy;

- Opportunities to better unpack policy contributions in strategic management research; and

- How strategic management scholars can engage more actively in public policy dialogues.

Featured Panelists

David J. Teece, Thomas W. Tusher Professor at the Institute for Business Innovation, Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley.

David J. Teece pioneered the dynamic capabilities perspective, co-founded the Berkeley Research Group, and has been ranked as the world's most-cited scholar in the combined field of business and management. (Google Scholar profile.) He has over thirty years of experience as an active consultant performing economic, business, and financial consulting services to businesses and governments around the world. He has testified in both federal and state court, before Congress, and before the Federal Trade Commission, as well as in several international jurisdictions.

Annabelle Gawer, Chaired Professor in Digital Economy; Director, Surrey Centre of Digital Economy (CoDE), University of Surrey.

Annabelle Gawer is a leading scholar of platforms and ecosystems. (Google Scholar profile.) She is an independent Digital Expert for the UK Competition and Markets Authority has advised the European Commission on the regulation of online platforms as an Expert Member of the European Commission's Observatory of the Online Platform Economy (2018-2021). She has also advised the UK Parliament House of Lords, the UK Government, and the OECD.

Moderated by Tadhg Ryan-Charleton, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research

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