Excited about seeing our case study on #OpenInnovation and #Collaboration in the context of #SupplyChainShocks and #OrganisationalDisruption online. Great teamwork Ceri Sharma, Ernstjan Kleiberg and Matthew Grimes ! thecasecentre.org/products/view?…

London start-ups attract record venture capital funding on.ft.com/3FBar57

I was born in Mariupol, Ukraine. The city is currently under attack. My 85 y.o. mother is there now. She has survived Stalin’s famine, Hitler’s occupation, Soviet economic colonisation, and is now in Putin’s war. It’s all the same to her - taking away her freedom. Support Ukraine

This is how we defeat Putin and other petrostate autocrats | Bill McKibben theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

One way to ensure that institutions fail is to make leading them so unpleasant and full of relentless slings and arrows that only the most delusional narcissists want to do it.

Great Post-Doc opportunity for social innovation scholars to work with Markus Perkmann and Christian Hampel at Imperial: ESRC-funded, two-year position, starts in August/September, and focused on the study of social tech ventures. imperial.ac.uk/jobs/descripti…

Welcome to the Incoming Academy of Management Journal (AMJ) Editorial Team - each day I present 2-3 members of this fantastic set of scholars. Stay tuned! Part 1: the 3 Incoming Deputy Editors!

The Incoming Editorial Team of AMJ - Part 2: Three of the “Micro" Editors Floor Rink, Univ. of Groningen Denis Gregoire, HEC Montreal Crystal Farh, Univ. of Washington With special thanks to Floor and Denis, who stay on from the outgoing editorial team!

Two of the qualitative scholars I’ve long admired

Super excited to be joining this terrific team of incoming editors at AMJ. Hoping to carry on the efforts of Tima Bansal, Jennifer Howard-Grenville, Wendy Smith, and many! others who have made AMJ the premier outlet to publish impactful qualitative scholarship on management and orgs

Once again, at the "Reviewing in the Rough" PDW #AOM2022 I'll be discussing the review process and my approach to reviews. As part of this, I have prepared my "reviewing schema" outlining the specific things I look for while reviewing. What's missing? bit.ly/3Q9CH4U

Are you thinking about sending your paper to AMJ? Do you live nearby one of these regions? Look out for these upcoming PDWs! ⁦Academy of Management⁩

Congratulations to Cambridge Judge PhD Candidate and Gates Cambridge Scholar, Âri de Fauconberg who has won this year's Financial Times & McKinsey & Company #BrackenBower Prize for her book proposal 'Before the Dawn: Racing to net zero on the front lines of climate innovation.' loom.ly/yzlEvuA

.Matthew Grimes, Tyler Wry & I invite you to submit to EGOS sub-theme "Rethinking the Relationship between Businesses' Financial and Social Commitments" bit.ly/3HICnIU I hope you join us! ONE Division, AOM SIM Division, AOM Grand Challenges & Organizing Desirable Futures

Eureka! Looking forward to presenting this new paper (with Matthew Grimes) at the intersection of artificial intelligence and serendipitous innovation at this year’s Academy of Management conference in Boston. What is it all about? Prior research tends to suggest that AI can improve

Congratulations to my PhD student, Jonah Zankl for an exemplary defense of a strong dissertation (a portfolio of important studies on improving systems to promote social/responsible/commercial innovation)!

Can AI reverse the productivity slowdown? One of the many important AI questions which we are grappling with here at ⁦Cambridge Judge⁩. Great to have Michael Spence in from ⁦⁦Stanford University⁩ to discuss

I'm excited to share the first paper from my PhD work published today in Nature. We study how misinformation is financially sustained and the role that companies and platforms play in financing it. nature.com/articles/s4158…