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Symposium at AOM "“Psychological Heuristics and Biases in Management”," Anaheim, Monday, August 8, 2016, 8:00-9:30am, Hilton Anaheim in Lido B

  • 1.  Symposium at AOM "“Psychological Heuristics and Biases in Management”," Anaheim, Monday, August 8, 2016, 8:00-9:30am, Hilton Anaheim in Lido B

    Posted 05-16-2016 17:59
    Dear Colleague,

    You are kindly invited to take part in the Symposium "“Psychological
    Heuristics and Biases in Management”," that will be convened at the
    2016 Academy of Management Meeting in Anaheim, CA, Monday, August 8,
    2016, from 8:00am to 9:30am, at the Hilton Hotel Anaheim in Lido B.

    The symposium aims to advance the existing debate on how psychological
    heuristics and biases of strategic and entrepreneurial leadership
    affect (positively or negatively) the firm?s strategy-making processes
    and performance. The symposium brings together a panel of outstanding
    scholars who jointly explore the following questions: What is the
    impact of executive core self-evaluation on firm performance? Are the
    effects of psychological heuristics and biases of leadership different
    in short term and long run? How do different organizational and
    environmental settings change extant relationships? What are the
    executives? psychological heuristics that shape their job satisfaction
    and, in turn, affect organizational choices and performance? What is
    the role that leader traits play in the relationship between leaders?
    capabilities and firm performance? Exploring these questions is highly
    relevant to identify the key drivers of strategic and entrepreneurial
    decision and judgment processes.

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    SYMPOSIUM STRUCTURE

    Welcome and Introduction:
    Giovanni Battista Dagnino, U. of Catania

    Distinguished Speakers:

    1. Implications of CEO Core Self-Evaluation for Firm Outcomes
    Zeki Simsek, U. of Connecticut

    2. Dark and Light Sides of Managerial Behavior: Greed, Hubris and Altruism
    Katalin Haynes, University of Delaware, & Michael A. Hitt, Texas A&M
    University and Texas Christian University

    3.Executive Job Satisfaction: A Study of Its Antecedents
    David H. Zhu, Arizona State University

    4.The Entanglement of Leader Character and Leader Competence and its
    Impact on Performance
    Dusya Vera, University of Houston

    Discussant:
    Yi Tang, Hong Kong Polytecnic University

    Q&As

    Wrap-Up and Agenda for Future Research:
    Pasquale Massimo Picone, U. of Catania
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------


    The symposium is twin to another relevant research project, also aimed
    to advance the existing debate on psychological heuristics and biases
    of strategic leadership: the Professional Development Workshop
    "“Psychological Foundations of Management 2.0: Core Self-evaluation,
    Hubris, and Humility”." The PDW is scheduled for Saturday, August 6,
    2016, 10:45am-1:15pm at the Hilton Anaheim in Catalina 5.

    Taken together, the two venues target to play an pivotal role in
    building and enhancing a community of management scholars and
    researchers that are concerned with such intriguing issues as core
    self-evaluation, hubris, and humility.

    Additional information on the dedicated website:

    www.aom2016.unict.it


    Look forward to seeing you in Anaheim next August,
    Massimo Picone
    Giambattista Dagnino
    Yi Tang



    ---------------------------------------
    Giovanni Battista Dagnino
    Deputy Chair and Dean of Research

    Department of Economics and Business
    University of Catania
    Corso Italia, 55
    95129 - Catania (Italy)

    Tel: +39.095.7537.622
    Fax: +39.095.7537.610
    E-mail: dagnino@unict.it
    Web site: www.giovannibattistadagnino.eu


  • 2.  Symposium at AOM "“Psychological Heuristics and Biases in Management”," Anaheim, Monday, August 8, 2016, 8:00-9:30am, Hilton Anaheim in Lido B

    Posted 06-24-2016 11:13
    Dear Colleague,

    You are kindly invited to take part in the Symposium "“Psychological
    Heuristics and Biases in Management”," that will be convened at the
    2016 Academy of Management Meeting in Anaheim, CA, Monday, August 8,
    2016, from 8:00am to 9:30am, at the Hilton Hotel Anaheim in Lido B.

    The symposium aims to advance the existing debate on how psychological
    heuristics and biases of strategic and entrepreneurial leadership
    affect (positively or negatively) the firm?s strategy-making processes
    and performance. The symposium brings together a panel of outstanding
    scholars who jointly explore the following questions: What is the
    impact of executive core self-evaluation on firm performance? Are the
    effects of psychological heuristics and biases of leadership different
    in short term and long run? How do different organizational and
    environmental settings change extant relationships? What are the
    executives? psychological heuristics that shape their job satisfaction
    and, in turn, affect organizational choices and performance? What is
    the role that leader traits play in the relationship between leaders?
    capabilities and firm performance? Exploring these questions is highly
    relevant to identify the key drivers of strategic and entrepreneurial
    decision and judgment processes.

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    SYMPOSIUM STRUCTURE

    Welcome and Introduction:
    Giovanni Battista Dagnino, U. of Catania

    Distinguished Speakers:

    1. Implications of CEO Core Self-Evaluation for Firm Outcomes
    Zeki Simsek, U. of Connecticut

    2. Dark and Light Sides of Managerial Behavior: Greed, Hubris and Altruism
    Katalin Haynes, University of Delaware, & Michael A. Hitt, Texas A&M
    University and Texas Christian University

    3.Executive Job Satisfaction: A Study of Its Antecedents
    David H. Zhu, Arizona State University

    4.The Entanglement of Leader Character and Leader Competence and its
    Impact on Performance
    Dusya Vera, University of Houston

    Discussant:
    Yi Tang, Hong Kong Polytecnic University

    Q&As

    Wrap-Up and Agenda for Future Research:
    Pasquale Massimo Picone, U. of Catania
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------


    The symposium is twin to another relevant research project, also aimed
    to advance the existing debate on psychological heuristics and biases
    of strategic leadership: the Professional Development Workshop
    "“Psychological Foundations of Management 2.0: Core Self-evaluation,
    Hubris, and Humility”." The PDW is scheduled for Saturday, August 6,
    2016, 10:45am-1:15pm at the Hilton Anaheim in Catalina 5.

    Taken together, the two venues target to play an pivotal role in
    building and enhancing a community of management scholars and
    researchers that are concerned with such intriguing issues as core
    self-evaluation, hubris, and humility.

    Additional information on the dedicated website:

    www.aom2016.unict.it


    Look forward to seeing you in Anaheim next August,
    Massimo Picone
    Giambattista Dagnino
    Yi Tang



    ---------------------------------------
    Giovanni Battista Dagnino
    Deputy Chair and Dean of Research

    Department of Economics and Business
    University of Catania
    Corso Italia, 55
    95129 - Catania (Italy)

    Tel: +39.095.7537.622
    Fax: +39.095.7537.610
    E-mail: dagnino@unict.it
    Web site: www.giovannibattistadagnino.eu
    ----------------------------------------




    ----- Fine messaggio inoltrato.


  • 3.  Symposium at AOM "“Psychological Heuristics and Biases in Management”," Anaheim, Monday, August 8, 2016, 8:00-9:30am, Hilton Anaheim in Lido B

    Posted 07-23-2016 05:59
    Dear Colleague,

    You are kindly invited to take part in the Symposium "“Psychological
    Heuristics and Biases in Management”," that will be convened at the
    2016 Academy of Management Meeting in Anaheim, CA, Monday, August 8,
    2016, from 8:00am to 9:30am, at the Hilton Hotel Anaheim in Lido B.

    This symposium aims to advance the existing debate on how
    psychological heuristics and biases of strategic and entrepreneurial
    leadership affect (positively or negatively) the firm?s
    strategy-making processes and performance. The symposium brings
    together a panel of outstanding scholars who jointly explore the
    following questions: What is the impact of executive core
    self-evaluation on firm performance? Are the effects of psychological
    heuristics and biases of leadership different in short term and long
    run? How do different organizational and environmental settings change
    extant relationships? What are the executives? psychological
    heuristics that shape their job satisfaction and, in turn, affect
    organizational choices and performance? What is the role that leader
    traits play in the relationship between leaders? capabilities and firm
    performance? Exploring these questions is highly relevant to identify
    the key drivers of strategic and entrepreneurial decision and judgment
    processes.

    Web site:
    www.aom2016.unict.it

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    SYMPOSIUM STRUCTURE


    Welcome and Introduction:
    Giovanni Battista Dagnino, U. of Catania

    Distinguished Speakers:

    1. Implications of CEO Core Self-Evaluation for Firm Outcomes
    Zeki Simsek, U. of Connecticut

    2. Dark and Light Sides of Managerial Behavior: Greed, Hubris and Altruism
    Katalin Haynes, University of Delaware, & Michael A. Hitt, Texas A&M
    University and Texas Christian University

    3.Executive Job Satisfaction: A Study of Its Antecedents
    David H. Zhu, Arizona State University

    4.The Entanglement of Leader Character and Leader Competence and its
    Impact on Performance
    Dusya Vera, University of Houston

    Discussant:
    Yi Tang, Hong Kong Polytecnic University

    Q&As

    Wrap-Up and Agenda for Future Research:
    Pasquale Massimo Picone, U. of Catania
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------


    The symposium is twin to another relevant research project, also aimed
    to advance the existing debate on psychological heuristics and biases
    of strategic leadership: the Professional Development Workshop
    "“Psychological Foundations of Management 2.0: Core Self-evaluation,
    Hubris, and Humility”." The PDW is scheduled for Saturday, August 6,
    2016, 10:45am-1:15pm at the Hilton Anaheim in Catalina 5.

    Taken together, the two venues target to play an pivotal role in
    building and enhancing a community of management scholars and
    researchers that are concerned with such intriguing issues as core
    self-evaluation, hubris, and humility.

    Additional information on the dedicated website:

    www.aom2016.unict.it


    Look forward to seeing you in Anaheim next August,
    Massimo Picone
    Giambattista Dagnino
    Yi Tang




    ---------------------------------------
    Giovanni Battista Dagnino
    Deputy Chair and Dean of Research

    Department of Economics and Business
    University of Catania
    Corso Italia, 55
    95129 - Catania (Italy)

    Tel: 39.095.7537.622
    Fax: 39.095.7537.610
    E-mail: dagnino@unict.it
    Web site: www.giovannibattistadagnino.eu