Staged by the BAM Organisational Transformation Change and Development (OTCD) Special Interest Group
Publishing during your doctoral journey can be both exciting and challenging.
This interactive session, hosted by the Organisational Transformation, Change and Development SIG of BAM, will explore practical strategies for getting your research published.
We will discuss how to identify suitable journals, navigate the peer-review process, and position your work for impact. Whether you're preparing your first submission or looking to refine your publication strategy, this session will provide valuable insights.
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Organisational Transformation, Change and Development SIG
The event speaks to A1, as detailed in the BAM Framework
Co-Chair, Organisational Transformation, Change and Development SIG
Co-Chair, Organisational Transformation, Change and Development SIG
Dr. John Mendy is a Senior Lecturer and Programme Lead for MSc HRM at the University of Lincoln.
His research interests include: resilience research, the intersection between International HRM and International Business, Organisational Studies, Strategy, labour/employment relationships, autism and employment/HRM policies and practices with specific foci on SMEs, small family businesses and MNEs in developed and emerging economies.
Professor of Organisational Transformation Change, Brunel Business School
Professor of Organisational Transformation Change, Brunel Business School
Professor Ashley Braganza is Professor of Organisational Transformation Change at Brunel Business School. He is teaching on Undergraduate and Postgraduate taught programmes.
His research interests encompass big data, change management, strategy implementation, process and knowledge management, and transformation enabled information systems. He has published over 100 papers in prestigious academic and practitioner journals and three books. He has carried out over 50 consultancy assignments with large global organisations.
He has held several senior leadership positions in academic institutions as well as serving on the governing bodies of schools and small and medium-sized enterprises. He is one of the track co-chairs of the Organisational Transformation, Change and Development (OTCD) SIG.
Doctoral Student Representative, OTCD SIG
Doctoral Student Representative, OTCD SIG
Ikenna Okoro is a Professional Doctorate candidate at the University of Buckingham. He has extensive operational excellence experience within the manufacturing and service industries across Europe and the United Kingdom.
His research interests are operational excellence, organisational change, and sense-making. He is the Doctoral Student representative of the Organisational Transformation, Transformation, and Development (OTCD) Special Interest Group (SIG).
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Registration closes on 24th March 2025 at 23:59 GMT.
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