Professor Savvas Papagiannidis elected as New Vice-Dean of the BAM Fellows College
We are delighted to announce that Professor Savvas Papagiannidis, David Goldman Professor of Innovation and Enterprise at Newcastle University, has been elected as the new Vice-Dean of the BAM Fellows College from January 2024.
Professor Papagiannidis will join Professor Fiona Wilson (incoming Dean) and Professor Susan Vinnicombe (incoming Past Dean) and BAM President, Professor Katy Mason as part of the Deans Group of the Fellows College. From 2022-2023, the College has been led by Professor Vinnicombe, and has done great work in diversifying the Fellows College, as well as organising the Fellows sessions at the last two BAM Conferences. We thank Professor Vinnicombe for all her work over the past two years, and look forward to continue working with her as the Vice-Dean of the College.
Fellows of the British Academy of Management are scholars who have made an outstanding Academic contribution to Business and Management scholarship, as well as demonstrating a significant contribution to the community of scholars in the field and within BAM.
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Savvas Papagiannidis
Prof Papagiannidis is the David Goldman Professor of Innovation and Enterprise at Newcastle University Business School. His research interests revolve around electronic business and its various sub-domains. More specifically, his research aims to inform our understanding of how e-business technologies affect the social and business environment, organisational strategies and business models, and how these are implemented in terms of functional innovations. His work puts strong emphasis on innovation, new value creation and exploitation of entrepreneurial opportunities, within the context of different industries. Savvas has served as a track/SIG Chair for Ebusiness & Information Management, as a BAM Council Member and on the BAM Executive as the co-Vice Chair for SIGs. He also hosted the 2016 BAM Conference in Newcastle.