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Sanjeewa Perera

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Posted By Sanjeewa Perera 11-27-2023 08:40
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Dear Colleagues, We are developing a presenter symposium on the topic of diversity and inclusion processes in emerging industry sectors. Defined as sectors in the earliest stage of development (Forbes & Kirsch, 2011), some examples include space economy, generative AI, wearables and e-textiles, green ...
Posted By Sanjeewa Perera 08-04-2020 19:45
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Want to learn new ideas, tips and tricks for approaching Diversity and Inclusion in the Classroom? Then this PDW is for you. Tips, Tricks, and New Ideas for Approaching Diversity and Inclusion in the Classroom (#10333) Friday August 7, 2:00 – 4:00PM EDT. Due in part to growing heterogeneity ...
Posted By Sanjeewa Perera 07-29-2020 21:09
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Want to know new ideas, tips and tricks for approaching Diversity and Inclusion in the Classroom? Then this PDW is for you. Tips, Tricks, and New Ideas for Approaching Diversity and Inclusion in the Classroom (#10333) Friday August 7, 2:00 – 4:00PM EDT. Due in part to growing heterogeneity ...
Posted By Sanjeewa Perera 07-28-2020 08:20
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Call for Participants GLOBAL CONNECTIONS: GDO'S GLOBAL AMBASSADORS BROADENING THE AOM EXPERIENCE FOR EMERGING INTERNATIONAL MEMBERS The Gender & Diversity in Organizations Division (GDO) of the Academy of Management (AOM) invites participants for a Professional Development Workshop at the 2020 ...
Posted By Sanjeewa Perera 02-24-2020 09:14
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Dear MOC colleagues, We are looking for a PhD student interested in gender diversity for our Australian Research Council-funded project. This is an exciting project that examines why a few exceptional organisations (front runners) manage to break free from the herd to make substantive progress ...