The EMAC Climber Community (CC) aims to establish a community of early career scholars in Marketing throughout Europe and other continents. Several research organizations and conferences in Europe offer a special program for PhD students and/or networking possibilities for full professors. However, the generation between beginners and successful leaders sometimes seems to be forgotten, although they represent the potential marketing professors of the future. In other words, they are the "climbers" of the European Marketing Academy.
Marketing scholars at an early stage of their career (e.g., assistant professor, Post-Doc, research fellow, etc.) are invited to participate in the EMAC CC meeting on Wednesday afternoon during the conference, as well as in an informal gathering right after our meeting. The latter strives to further increase the personal ties within our community.
The EMAC CC is open to all Post-Docs (and PhD students in their final phase who want to stay in academia), who are members of the EMAC.
In the meantime, please consider joining one of the EMAC CC groups on
Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/emac.cc/) or
LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3836584)
Current Climber Community Coordinators:
Corina Pelau
Bucharest University of Economic Studies
European Marketing Academy - National Representative for Romania in the EMAC Executive Committee (EMAC) corina.pelau@fabiz.ase.ro
Mirkó Gáti
Corvinus University of Budapest
European Marketing Academy - National Representative for Hungary in the EMAC Executive Committee (EMAC)
mirko.gati@uni-corvinus.hu
The next EMAC Climber Community (EMAC CC) meeting will take place during the 53rd EMAC Annual Conference in Bucharest (Romania).
The EMAC CC aims to establish a community of early career scholars in Marketing throughout Europe and other continents. Several research organizations and conferences in Europe offer a special program for PhD students and/or networking possibilities for full professors. However, the generation between beginners and successful leaders sometimes seems to be forgotten, although they represent the potential marketing professors of the future. In other words, they are the "climbers" of the European Marketing Academy.
For further information on the EMAC CC please go to: https://www.emac-online.org/interest-groups/emac-climber-community.
Marketing scholars at an early stage of their career (e.g., assistant professor, Post-Doc, research fellow, etc.) are invited to participate in the EMAC CC meeting on Wednesday afternoon during the conference.
Agenda
Formal meeting
Wednesday, May 29th, 2 pm to 5.30 pm (two subsequent afternoon sessions)
Session 1: 2 pm to 3.30 pm
* Welcoming words by EMAC’s president Tammo Bijmolt
* Keynote Speech “Designing a complete academic profile for the 2020s’” followed by an open discussion by Professor Luk Warlop (https://www.bi.edu/about-bi/employees/department-of-marketing/luk-warlop/)
Luk Warlop is Dean of Research & PhD and Professor of Marketing at BI Norwegian Business School. He obtained a master degree in (organizational) psychology (1986) and an MBA (1988) at KU Leuven, and a PhD in marketing (1995) at the University of Florida. He studies individual consumer decision making and the social psychology of consumer behavior. His research has been published in J. Consumer Research, J. Marketing Research, J. Consumer Psychology, Int. J. Research in Marketing, J. Accounting Research, Management Science, J. Service Research, J. Personality and Social Psychology, Psychological Science, and several others. His work has been recognized with a best paper award (2000) and two long term impact awards (2013 and 2023) at the International Journal of Research in Marketing (IJRM), and with an IgNobel Prize. He is a former president of the European Marketing Academy (2018-2021), and currently a board member of the European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management (EIASM).
Session 2: 4 pm to 5.30 pm
* Networking: The second part of the EMAC CC meeting is again fully dedicated to the development of an international research network among participating early career scholars in Marketing. The purpose of this second session is thus to get to know other EMAC CC members more closely; exchange experiences regarding research, research funding, or (inter)national job search processes; find out about potential joint research interests; and ideally establish the foundation for joint future collaborations and/or exchanges across countries.
Registration:
The EMAC CC is open to all Post-Docs (and PhD students in their final phase who want to stay in academia), who are members of the EMAC.
Due to organizational issues and to facilitate networking possibilities during the EMAC CC meeting, registration for the upcoming meeting is required ! Please fill-in the registration form for the Climber Community via the following link
Registration deadline: 30th April, 2024
You also need to be registered to the EMAC Annual Conference 2024 to participate in the Climber Community Meeting:
https://emac2024.org/submission-registration-tracks/registration