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Innovative leadership research in neglected organisational contexts

In December 2022, Dr Stephen Allen presented at the 20th International Studying Leadership Conference, which was hosted in Brighton.
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David Hollis’ paper awarded ‘best paper’ at the EGOS colloquium

Dr David Hollis’ co-authored paper has been awarded best paper in the ‘Performing Creativity, Innovation and Change’ sub-theme at the 2022 European Group for Organizational Studies (EGOS) colloquium.
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Innovation in adult social care: Diane Burns contributes to a parliamentary report

Dr Diane Burns contributes to a parliamentary POSTnote about innovation in adult social care.
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David Hollis presents an invited research talk at the University of Twente

Dr David Hollis, Lecturer in Organization Studies at Sheffield University Management School, delivered an invited research presentation: Reflexively Accounting for my Own and Others’ Shifting Subjectivities during an Ethnography.
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Dr David Hollis organises first in-person CCO Data Collective workshop

Dr David Hollis, Lecturer in Organisation Studies at Sheffield University Management School, led and organised the first in-person Communication as Constitutive of Organization Data Collective workshop, hosted at the University of Vienna.
A hard copy of Stephen Allen's new book.

Dr Stephen Allen releases a new book: Entangled Being and Organizing

Dr Stephen Allen has published a new book which is about prompting imaginings of possibilities for responsible being and collective flourishing that can be hopeful for us all.
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Dr Martyn Griffin publishes two articles in AMLE

Dr Martyn Griffin publishes two articles in Academy of Management Learning and Education.
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Women's careers research project: a joint research project with the University of Sheffield and Women to Work Sheffield

On 2 February, Professor Penny Dick will lead a workshop examining some recent research into women's careers.