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2019 AOM PDW

Building a Management Knowledge Navigator:
Organizational Performance for All Primary Stakeholders


Sunday, Aug 11 2019 
11:30AM - 2:30PM
Boston Hynes Convention Center, 306

Host:
 Victor Zitian Chen
University of North Carolina at Charlotte; GoPeaks.org

Facilitators for the micro track:
George Banks
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Frank Bosco
Virginia Commonwealth University; metaBUS.org
Flore Bridoux
University of Amsterdam
Anne Tsui
University of Notre Dame; RRBM.network

Facilitators for the macro track:
 Bill Glick
Rice University; RRBM.network
 Charles Dhanaraj
Temple University
 Steve Sauerwald
University of Illinois at Chicago
 Marc van Essen
University of South Carolina

This PDW seeks to explore and encourage the development of multi-disciplinary, meta-theoretical frameworks (“meta-frameworks”) that navigate our knowledge development stocks and help to translate the causes-and-effects for organizational performance. We adopt an inclusive definition of organizational performance. We define it as a plurality of performance metrics concerning all primary stakeholders (investors, customers, employees, and community/ environment), which are considered as the shared set of dependent variables (DVs) for the PDW discussions. 

Thus, the purpose of this PDW is to begin the development of a novel umbrella organizing theories, findings, and research agenda to integrate the increasingly fragmented knowledge silos in management studies. We also brainstorm and review ideas on what novel outlets can be created to visualize, host, and curate such meta-frameworks to enable continued updates, and identify what criteria can be used to evaluate the quality of meta-frameworks. 

We will group the discussions into micro and macro tracks – each with four concurrent tables, each of which will have one facilitator. Following the concurrent discussions, an integrated discussion will be hosted to further brainstorm a more comprehensive meta-framework covering all levels. 

The most important contribution of this PDW is to start valuing the novelty in knowledge integration as a new priority in management research as our field matures.
This PDW is a continuation of many prior events on Responsible Research and/or Knowledge Synthesis organized by our hosts and faciliators, including:
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We look forward to meeting you at

Boston Hynes Convention Center, 306

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Micro tables
Macro tables
Individuals
Teams
Organizations
Environments
Investors
Employees
Customers
Society/Environment
Others
If you have problems with the registration, please email Victor Chen directly at zchen23@uncc.edu. Thanks.
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