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The mission of the Organizational Behavior Division of the Academy of Management is to advance the development of scholars and scholarship within the content domain of organizational behavior, and to positively influence management thought and practice. The mission of the OB Division of the Academy of Management is to advance the development of scholars and scholarship within the content domain of organizational behavior, and to positively influence management thought and practice.

In Philadelphia, Avi Kluger, Kyle Emich, Nate Meikle, and Elizabeth (Beth) Campbell built the OB Spotlight PDW, The Powe...
08/24/2026

In Philadelphia, Avi Kluger, Kyle Emich, Nate Meikle, and Elizabeth (Beth) Campbell built the OB Spotlight PDW, The Power of Listening Well, around one premise: listening is trainable. They are now carrying that work forward online, twice over, so the members who could not be in the room can take part too.

The team will lead a two-hour Feedforward training: a practical, research-informed listening process that helps people learn from moments when they were at their best and turn that into future action. You will leave with a structured approach you can use in teaching, coaching, mentoring, and your own working relationships.

Wednesday, August 26, 2:00–4:00 PM Singapore time (Asia-Pacific)

Thursday, September 3, 9:00–11:00 AM US Eastern time (Americas and Europe)

Live online, for OB Division members. No prior experience needed. First 100 registrants per session.

Register: https://huji.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_exNt0mGxCAzM9T0

More year-round programming: https://ob.aom.org/year-round-programming

With 6,000+ members in 60+ countries, the OB Division is a truly global community — and we are investing in connecting i...
07/17/2026

With 6,000+ members in 60+ countries, the OB Division is a truly global community — and we are investing in connecting it.

We are thrilled to welcome the inaugural 2026 OB Division Global Ambassadors, representing scholarly communities across South and Southeast Asia and Latin America.

South and Southeast Asia
🇲🇾 Nurul Liyana Mohd Kamil — Universiti Malaya
🇵🇰 Fizza Kanwal, PhD Kanwal — Lahore University of Management Sciences
🇮🇳 Ranjeet Nambudiri — Indian Institute of Management Indore
🇮🇳 Apurva Sanaria — Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
🇵🇰 Nosheen Sarwat — Bahauddin Zakariya University

Latin America
🇨🇴 Maria Ximena Hincapié — Universidad de los Andes
🇨🇱 Valentina Reyes, Ph.D. — Universidad de Chile
🇧🇷 Sabrina Pereira Story — FGV EAESP
🇧🇷 Moreira Tavares — Insper

Ambassadors are a point of contact for local OB scholars, doctoral students, and new members — helping colleagues find each other, and find the Division. If you are an OB scholar in one of these regions, your ambassador would love to hear from you.

Led by Ying Chen and the OB Division Global Committee.

Learn more: https://lnkd.in/emFgXRSy

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207 Professional Development Workshops. That is how many the OB Division sponsors at AOM 2026 — more than any one guide ...
07/11/2026

207 Professional Development Workshops. That is how many the OB Division sponsors at AOM 2026 — more than any one guide can hold, and more than any single member can walk.

So this year we tried something new to improve the OB member experience: we curated 45 of those highlights and sorted them into twelve plain-language categories that map to who you are and what you need, from your first Annual Meeting to your next publication. The categories, curated by Jennifer Nahrgang (PDW Chair and Program Chair-Elect), are a doorway into the full program, not the whole of it.

Six PDWs still have limited spaces left — register soon, and reach the organizers with questions:

OB Division Junior Faculty Workshop, Sat Aug 1 — Talya Bauer

OB Division Mid-Career Faculty Workshop, Fri Jul 31 — Marjo-Riitta Diehl

10th Annual Behavioral Ethics Pecha Kucha, Sat Aug 1 — Niki den Nieuwenboer

New to OB? Navigating The OB Division and AOM, Fri Jul 31 — Marla White, Ph.D.

Halfway There, But Now What? (pre-dissertation doctoral students), Sat Aug 1 — Edwyna Hill

Halfway to Tenure, Already?! (mid-tenure junior faculty), Fri Jul 31 — Ben Rogers

Find your categories: https://ob.aom.org/annual-meeting/pdws

Meet the scholars our members have entrusted with the OB Division's future.Jia (Jasmine) Hu of Tsinghua University has b...
06/18/2026

Meet the scholars our members have entrusted with the OB Division's future.

Jia (Jasmine) Hu of Tsinghua University has been elected Program Chair-Elect, beginning a five-year leadership journey that will carry her through Program Chair, Division Chair-Elect, Division Chair, and Past Division Chair. A longtime contributor who previously served as a Representative-at-Large, her research spans prosocial leadership, team motivation, and well-being in the digital age.

The OB membership has also elected five distinguished scholars as Representatives-at-Large for three-year terms beginning at the 2026 Annual Meeting:

Stefan Berger (University of Groningen)
Michael Parke (University of Pennsylvania)
Beth Schinoff (University of Delaware)
Vijaya Venkataramani (University of Maryland)
Kelly Schwind Wilson, PhD (Purdue University)

To these six scholars, and to every candidate who stood this year: thank you for your citizenship to our community of 6,000+ worldwide.

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Reviewing is one of the most consequential skills in academic life, and one of the least formally taught. Strong reviews...
06/09/2026

Reviewing is one of the most consequential skills in academic life, and one of the least formally taught. Strong reviews shape the rigor of published science, sharpen authors' thinking, and build the judgment and credibility of the reviewer. Yet most of us learned by trial and error.

The OB Division is launching Reviewing Well, a three-part PDW series built to change that.

To kick off the initiative, on June 30 the OB Division is bringing together AEs and EICs from AMJ, AMR, J*P, JOM, OBHDP, Organization Science, and Personnel Psychology for Part 1: The Foundations of Reviewing Well:

Katie Badura, Mike Baer, Talya Bauer, Elizabeth (Beth) Campbell, Emily Campion, Jennifer Carson Marr, Gilad Chen, Rosalind Chow, Trevor Foulk, Allie Gabriel, Ph.D., Lindy Greer, Tiffany D. Johnson James, Ph.D., John Kammeyer-Mueller, Jackie Koopmann, Laura Little, Yihao Liu, Fadel Matta, Jessica R. Methot, Marie Mitchell, Sam Paustian-Underdahl, PhD, Christopher Rosen, Elad Sherf, Mindy Shoss, John Paul Stephens
, Shannon G Taylor, Christian Tröster, Le (Betty) Zhou, and Luke (Lei) Zhu.

The series brings editors and scholars into the same room around shared norms, building relationships across journals, career stages, and regions. Editorial service is one of the most direct ways OB scholars shape the relevance of our field, and Reviewing Well is designed to prepare more members to step into that role.

Small-group breakouts. Direct Q&A. Practical guidance you can apply to your next review.

Virtual on Zoom | June 30 | 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. EDT
Register: https://bit.ly/4ojcNNF

We hope you will join us.
Alex Rubenstein, Ph.D., Aneesh Rai, & John Bush (Reviewing Well Series co-organizers)
Shannon G Taylor, Elizabeth (Beth) Campbell & Michael Parke (Review Process Initiative co-organizers on behalf of the OB Division Executive Committee)

Thirty-plus OB faculty and recent graduates are volunteering their time on June 12 to help the next cohort of job market...
05/27/2026

Thirty-plus OB faculty and recent graduates are volunteering their time on June 12 to help the next cohort of job market candidates.

The "Preparing for the OB Job Market" workshop runs in two parts.

Part 1. Hiring committee veterans share tips first: Michael Johnson, Richard Gardner, B. Parker Ellen III, Kylie Rochford, Katina Sawyer, Ph.D., Brian Swider (U. Florida), Chad Hartnell, David Lebel, Christina Shalley (Georgia Tech), Crystal Farh, Mike Baer, Vijaya Venkataramani, Jing Zhou, Marcus Butts, Ph.D., Blaine Landis, Pier Vittorio Mannucci, Luke (Lei) Zhu, and Mary Zellmer-Bruhn.

Part 2. Recent graduates share reflections next: Bailey Bigelow, Semin Park, Zachariah Berry, O. Dorian Boncoeur, Tobias Dennerlein, Monique Alexandria Domingo, Olivia Foster-Gimbel, Velvetina Lim, Brady Shanklin, Maira Ezerins, PhD, Francisco Gonzales (Michigan State), Grace Ching Chi Ho, Justin Woodall, Rachel Hahn, PhD, Savannah Asay, Meghan Kane, PhD, Charles Bennion, and Brandon Fogel

This is what the OB community looks like when it shows up for early-career scholars.

Hosted by Shannon G Taylor, Andreas Richter, and Amy Bartels.

Friday, June 12, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM ET | Virtual
Register by June 9: https://bit.ly/4nUaUXK

Twelve scholars. Ten institutions. Four continents represented.The 2026 slate spans Tsinghua, Southern Methodist Univers...
05/20/2026

Twelve scholars. Ten institutions. Four continents represented.

The 2026 slate spans Tsinghua, Southern Methodist University, Groningen, University College London, Bocconi, Wharton, University of Utah, Delaware, Maryland, Purdue, University of Illinois Chicago, and York: a snapshot of where rigorous OB scholarship is being produced, where it is being translated into relevance for organizations and society, and where the relationships sustaining our field are being forged.

Program Chair-Elect: Jia (Jasmine) Hu or Zhen Zhang.
Representatives-at-Large (vote up to 5): Stefan Berger, Blaine Landis, Pier Vittorio Mannucci, Michael Parke, Kylie Rochford, Beth Schinoff, Vijaya Venkataramani, Kelly Schwind Wilson, PhD, Zhenyu Yuan, Luke (Lei) Zhu.

A note for our PhD student members: your vote matters. The representatives elected this cycle will shape the programming, mentoring, and resources the Division delivers to you, both as students now and as future faculty. We warmly encourage you to weigh in.

Ballots close Monday, 15 June 2026. Current OB Division members vote at:

https://aom.simplyvoting.com

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What separates a productive first AOM from a draining one usually isn't the program. It's the work done before arrival: ...
05/18/2026

What separates a productive first AOM from a draining one usually isn't the program. It's the work done before arrival: knowing what's on offer, having a few names to find, and a clear sense of what "success" looks like at your career stage.

If you're attending AOM for the first time this year, especially from outside the US, this is your warm-up. Practical tips, Q&A, and small-group conversations with other people in the same boat. The OB Division is putting that pre-work in your calendar.

"New to AOM? Navigating the OB Division with a Global Perspective" Thursday, June 11, 14:00 CEST.

Speakers: Marie Mitchell (University of North Carolina), Jia (Jasmine) Hu (Tsinghua University), Kyle Ehrhardt (University of Colorado Denver), Osahenrumwen Ofumwengbe (Case Western Reserve University), Maria Funk (Technische Universität Berlin).

Built for doctoral students, junior scholars, and first-timers based outside the US.

Details and registration: https://bit.ly/4nBlVNh

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The OB Division Global Submission Incubator is built for early-stage scholars who want feedback before their idea is ful...
05/01/2026

The OB Division Global Submission Incubator is built for early-stage scholars who want feedback before their idea is fully formed. Bring 1,000-1,500 words on the core question, theoretical framing, and where you're stuck. Walk away with developmental input from experienced mentors and a small international peer group.

Designed for doctoral students, postdocs, and junior scholars, especially those outside North America and working in English as a second language.

📅 Session: May 18, 13:00 CET (early morning Americas, evening Asia, late evening Australia)
✏️ Submission deadline: Sunday, May 10, 12:00 CET
🎟️ 25 spots, small breakout groups of 3-5
🌍 AOM membership not required

Submit here: https://bit.ly/4cXBxWt

Hosted by the Global Committee of the OB Division Ulrich Leicht-Deobald, Minna Paunova, Abiola Sarnecki, Thomas Rockstuhl, Kyle Ehrhardt, Haoying Xu, and I-Heng (Ray) Wu

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📣 Now accepting applications: OB Division Global Ambassador Program (Pilot)The Organizational Behavior Division of the A...
04/28/2026

📣 Now accepting applications: OB Division Global Ambassador Program (Pilot)

The Organizational Behavior Division of the Academy of Management is launching a pilot program to strengthen ties between the Division and OB scholarly communities worldwide.

For this first cohort, we're recruiting Ambassadors based in seven countries:
🌏 South & Southeast Asia: India, Pakistan, Malaysia
🌎 Latin America: Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru

Ambassadors serve as local connectors, sharing Division opportunities and bringing regional perspectives back to OB Division leadership. Two-year term, ~a few hours per month, formal appointment letter, recognition on the OB Division website, and an Ambassador lunch at AOM.

Self-nominations and nominations of others are welcome. Early-career scholars especially encouraged to apply.

Apply by June 1, 2026: https://bit.ly/494hZP9

Questions? Contact Ying Chen, Global Committee Co-Chair: [email protected]

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