Dear Management History Enthusiasts,
I am honored to convey the recent accolades awarded by our Division at the 84th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management. These awards recognize the exceptional dedication, research, and contributions of our esteemed colleagues within the field of Management History. On behalf of the Executive Committee, I extend our sincere congratulations to the following recipients:
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Management History Division Best Reviewer to Katsuki Aoki (Meiji University) for his rigorous and insightful reviews of articles submitted to this year's meeting.
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Ronald B. Shuman Award for MH Division Best Student Paper to Jon Palmer (Harvard Business School) for his article, "Residential Sorting & Organizational Rigidity at The Eastman Kodak Company (1945-2005)."
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Journal of Management History Award for Best International Paper to Anna Spadavecchia (University of Strathclyde) for her article, "The Diffusion of Technological Knowledge in the Interwar Period: The Mobility of Inventors, UK-USA."
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Sage Publishers Award for Best Management History Division Paper in Leadership to Kim Nguyen, Anoop J., and Leslie DeChurch (Northwestern University) for their article, "Leading a Renaissance: Leadership Dynamics Within and Across the Medici (1360-1503)."
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John F. Mee Award for Best Management History Division Contribution to Mario Hayek (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville), Alex Williams (Texas A&M University-Commerce), Amanda C. Brown (University of North Texas), and Amitava Bose Bapi (University of Pikeville) for their article, "Implicit Motivations of Entrepreneurial Philanthropists: A Psychobiographical Analysis."
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Richard M. Hodgetts Award to Dan Wadhwani (University of Southern California).
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Ronald Greenwood Award to Roy Suddaby (University of Victoria).
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C. Julia Teahen Award for Exemplary Service to:
- Stephanie Pane (Texas A&M University-Commerce) – For outstanding service from 2015-2019.
- Patricia Genoe McLaren (Wilfrid Laurier University) – For excellent service from 2020-2024.
These awards underscore the remarkable contributions that our colleagues continue to make in the field of Management History. Their work not only advances our understanding of the past but also inspires future research.
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Pier Luigi Giardino
Executive Communication Director, Management History Division
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