About Event
The Andes Connect Workshop is an academic initiative organized by the Academy of Management (AOM), as part of its Community Accelerator Program (CAP). This event is designed for young researchers, doctoral students, and early-career academics in the areas of organization and strategy in Chile and Argentina.
This intensive program aims to strengthen research capabilities, build local research communities, and enhance the likelihood of the region to produce high-impact research.
The workshops will be held twice a year in Chile and Argentina, over a period of two to three years, with the focus on strengthening collaboration between these two countries and extending it to other regions of Latin America.
The second workshop will be held at IAE Business School (Buenos Aires) over two sessions: Thursday, June 18, 2026 (full day), and Friday, June 19, 2026 (morning only). It will feature keynote talks by distinguished international scholars as well as interactive workshops designed to foster collaborative research. Please save these dates in your calendars. Most importantly, this year we will include research presentations from participants, maintaining the spirit of this initiative: to encourage the development of organizational and strategy research from and about Latin America. Further details regarding the program, format, and invited speakers will be shared in the coming weeks.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
We welcome submissions of research summaries at all stages of development, from early project ideas to recently published work. Submissions may be written in English or Spanish, should not exceed 400 words, and must be received by April 12, 2026. Please note that some sessions, including keynote talks, may be delivered in English if distinguished scholars do not speak Spanish.
We also offer a significant number of scholarships to support travel for doctoral students living outside Buenos Aires, Argentina.
We look forward to coming together this year as a community of peers, sharing our work, and strengthening our networks of collaboration. Please help us spread the word among management scholars, as this is an excellent opportunity to connect with young researchers, form research teams, and learn from the best in our field.
Your participation will be highly valuable!
AOM Andes Connect Committee