Engaging Community. Expanding Visibility. Elevating Research.
Advancing AOM’s Vision 2030
Global connections emerge through people and collaborations. The Community Accelerator Program (CAP) is built in the belief that all scholars—students, early-career faculty, and senior researchers—are the foundation of the globally-relevant academic community. By prioritizing mutual exchange and shared leadership, CAP envisions a world where:
- Global Communities are accessible to all, regardless of geography or institutional status.
- Local Scholarship strengthens global standards.
- Institutions are connected through relationships.
- Management Knowledge reflects the true diversity of the world it serves.
The Community Accelerator Program is all about shared ownership. The spirit of co-creation is possible because of our volunteers—AOM members who have stepped forward to mentor, plan sessions, provide workshops, and ensure the program reflects regional priorities and perspectives.
Tammy Madsen
AOM President
The Community Accelerator Benefits
Community Accelerator Program recognizes that access to global communities should not depend solely on institutional status. When individuals are supported, connected, and welcomed, entire institutions, regions, and the global community benefits.
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CAP Powers Local and Regional Communities
Local, national, and regional academic communities strengthen the profession. CAP connects local academic communities to become powerful bridges—amplifying individual voices and expanding collective capacity.
These communities:
- Nurture emerging scholars
- Provide culturally and linguistically accessible entry points to global engagement
- Promote locally-grounded research that enriches global knowledge
- Foster peer support, mentorship, and shared professional identity
CAP’s Triangular Model: A Network Built Around People
Together, they create pathways that allow individuals to move confidently between local, regional, and global spaces.
Seeing early-career researchers connect across so many nationalities, and watching AOM-CAP set in motion a model for community engagement that can only grow bigger and better, is the clearest picture I have of what CAP volunteering is for.
Hira Wajahat Malik, CAP Volunteer
Estonian Business School
Upcoming CAP Events
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CAP: Academic Publishing Accelerator Workshop
NiBS University · Accra, Ghana near Food & Drugs Authority, Gulf House, Plot 9, Arko Lane, off Nelson Mandela Ave, Accra, GhanaA focused, three-day scholarly development programme for emerging scholars, doctoral researchers and practitioner-scholars.
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CAP: Publishing Research from the Western Balkans in Top-Tier Journals
University of Kragujevac, Serbia Liceja Knezevine Srbije 1A, Kragujevac, SerbiaThe workshop will combine insights into the publishing process with practical guidance on developing stronger theoretical contributions and positioning research originating in the Western Balkans for an international scholarly audience.
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Positioning Papers for Top-Tier Journals
The event combines a lecture on positioning scholarly papers for publication with an interactive workshop built around live editing of complete paper drafts.
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CAP: International Conference and Paper Development Workshop on “Research Paradigms in Management Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”
School of Business Administration, Hunan University Lushan S Rd, Yuelu District, Changsha, Hunan, ChinaThe conference aims to provide a high-level academic exchange platform for management scholars worldwide to discuss paradigm shifts, theoretical innovations, and methodological breakthroughs in management research in the AI era.
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CAP: Reimagining Entrepreneurship Education with Saras Sarasvathy
UVA Darden School of Business 100 Darden Blvd, Charlottesville, Virginia, United StatesThis symposium brings together university educators to rethink how entrepreneurship is taught. The day will include two case sessions and two experiential sessions. All sessions will incorporate the Causal, Adaptive, Visionary, and Effectual (CAVE) framework for organizing the content in your entrepreneurship curriculum.
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CAP: Teaching Entrepreneurship in the Age of AI Workshop
Estonian Business School A. Lauteri tn 3, Tallinn, EstoniaIn partnership with AOM’s Community Accelerator Program and Entrepreneurship Division, the workshop will strengthen the skills of business faculty and PhD students to foster the next generation of transformative entrepreneurs using research-based methods and real-world insights.
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CAP: MC-IDRAC: On the Road to Vienna 2027
IDRAC Business School – Ecole de commerce – Lyon 47 Rue du Sergent Michel Berthet, Lyon, FranceSponsored by IDRAC Business School (Lyon, France), this hybrid workshop is open to students, practitioners, and scholars from around the world.
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CAP: Economic and Business Trends Shaping the Future (EBTSF 2026) – Intelligence, Innovation, and Long-Term Impact in Organizations and Societies
Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Faculty of Economics in Skopje Boulevard Goce Delchev 9, Skopje, North Macedonia, North MacedoniaEBTSF 2026 brings together leading scholars, researchers, and practitioners from across the world to present innovative research, exchange ideas, and advance interdisciplinary dialogue at the intersection of economics, business, management, and emerging technologies.
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CAP: 2nd Africa Supply Chain Management Research Workshop
GIBS Business School, Johannesburg 26 Melville Rd, Illovo, Johannesburg, South AfricaThe workshop is designed for doctoral students, early-career researchers, and established scholars interested in advancing high-quality SCM scholarship in African contexts. The workshop aims to provide a strong developmental platform and research incubator for scholars conducting SCM research focused on #Africa.
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CAP: Converge: A Summit for Academics, Practitioners, and Emerging Professionals
Western Michigan University 1903 W Michigan Avenue, Kalamazoo, United StatesThis summit, hosted by the Academy of Management’s Community Accelerator Program and the Western Michigan University College of Education and Human Development, brings together academics and industry professionals to explore the intersections of theory and application and how each domain is strengthened by the other.
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Academy of Management Review (AMR) Idea Development Workshop Hosted by SWISSMAREG @ ZHAW
ZHAW School of Management and Law, Winterthur (Switzerland) St.-Georgen-Platz 2, Winterthur, SwitzerlandThis idea development workshop (IDW) is primarily geared toward early career researchers (e.g., assistant professors and postdoctoral fellows) and PhD students who are interested in publishing in AMR—the highest-ranked journal publishing conceptual and theoretical manuscripts.
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CAP: 2nd Latin America Practice and Process Gathering
Mackenzie Presbyterian University R. da Consolação, 930 – Consolação, São Paulo, São Paulo, BrazilLAPPG 2026 aims to consolidate and expand a vibrant research community by bringing together senior scholars, early-career researchers, and doctoral students from across Latin America and beyond.
Participating Regional Journals
