What a hugely insightful week at the 11th Annual Entrepreneurship as Practice (EaP) Conference in Liverpool!
I had the pleasure of discussion one of my papers developed in collaboration with Christiana Weber, and Thomas Wrona, during the Full Paper PDW session. This experience was only enhanced further by sharing the session with Kristin Sabel, Paul Oliver and Allan Discua Cruz all presenting interesting and thought provoking projects themselves, chaired Boukje.
The feedback and discussions during and after our session and the conference were truly invaluable - thank you to 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐨𝐧𝐞 who engaged so thoughtfully and showed such strong interest in our work in and beyond the session itself!
For me, the conference experience went further though. I loved connecting with new colleagues and exchanging ideas with both researchers and practitioners.
Rarely did I experience so much knowledge, energy and purpose in one place!
A big thank you to the organizers Christina Potts and Anup Nair, attendees and everybody involved. Of course I thoroughly enjoyed connecting with , but also met so many amazing new people I had great conversations with, that I just can't wait to meet all of you again soon: Regina Casteleijn-Osorno, Nicolò Codogno, Sif Svöludóttir, Anna Elkina, Nilesh Singhania, Ana Antunovic, Amanda Calderwood, German Varas Espinoza, Giorgia Di Summa, Grant Murray
I had the pleasure of listening to and exchanging ideas with Raghu Garud, Jeffery S McMullen, Anil Kshatriya, Christian Garmann Johnsen, Neil Aaron Thompson, Boukje Cnossen, and Mike Zundel. Their contributions truly elevated the quality of the conference.
What an insightful time at the 11th Annual Entrepreneurship as Practice Conference in Liverpool!
I had the pleasure of discussing one of my papers, developed in collaboration with Christiana Weber and Thomas Wrona, during the Full Paper PDW session. This experience was further enriched by sharing the session with Kristin Sabel, Paul Oliver, and Allan Discua Cruz, all of whom presented interesting and thought provoking projects, chaired by Boukje Cnossen.
The feedback and discussions during and beyond our session were truly invaluable. Thank you to everyone who engaged so thoughtfully and showed such strong interest in our work!
For me, the conference experience went far beyond the sessions themselves. I especially enjoyed reconnecting with familiar faces and meeting new colleagues, as well as exchanging ideas. Rarely have I experienced so much knowledge, energy and purpose in one place.
I had the pleasure of listening to and exchanging ideas with Raghu Garud, Jeffery S McMullen, Neil Aaron Thompson, Claire Champenois, Christian Garmann Johnsen, and Mike Zundel. Their contributions truly elevated the quality of the conference.
A big thank you to the organizers Christina Potts and Anup Nair, all attendees, and everybody involved.
Above all, I leave Liverpool deeply inspired by the many conversations and people who made this conference such a special experience: Regina Casteleijn-Osorno, Nicolò Codogno, Sif Svöludóttir, Anna Elkina, Nilesh Singhania, Ana Antunovic, Amanda Calderwood, German Varas Espinoza, Giorgia Di Summa, and Grant Murray. I hope our paths cross again soon!
