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2024 AOM Annual Meeting

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602: Health and Well-being Research in Entrepreneurship: New Directions for Scholarship (20096)

Sunday, August 11, 2024
09:00 – 11:00 CT (GMT-5/UTC-5)
Location: Hyatt: Crystal A
Session Number: 602
PDW (workshop)
Orientation: Practice,International,Theme,Research,Diversity
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This PDW is designed to continue to cultivate a strong community of scholars who are interested in research related to health and well-being in the context of entrepreneurship. This PDW will (1) provide keynote presentations and round-table discussions lead by scholars who have published work related to health and well-being in entrepreneurship for the purpose of spurring new research and (2) allow for networking by inviting all participants to display their research interests using a gallery walk format (i.e., small poster presentations). In this PDW, we aim to highlight exciting new directions for research about the role of health in the entrepreneurship process. The goal is to build a larger community of scholars engaging in innovative and meaningful entrepreneurial health-related research. Our PDW is unique by including a broad set of topics, including: specific roundtables on (1) new research platforms for facilitating an international research community on health and well-being, (2) doing interdisciplinary research on entrepreneur health and well-being, (3) using ethnographic methods to study entrepreneur health and well-being, (4) suicide and disability, (5) the health vs. hustle paradox associated with entrepreneurship, (6) the role of the self and identity, (7) how to use large epidemiological datasets to study entrepreneur health, (8) disadvantaged populations and the relationships between resourcefulness and entrepreneur health, (9) well-being trade-offs and how to measure well-being across diverse research designs, and (10) understanding the nuanced interplay between entrepreneurs work-related passion and non-work pursuits (i.e., leisure) on entrepreneur’s health, well-being, and venture performance.

This session provides (1) keynote presentations, (2) round-table discussion, and (3) a gallery walk of small-format poster presentations. All are welcome to bring a small poster (8.5x11 inches) of their research to this session. For questions on poster format, please contact Tim Michaelis (tmichaelis@niu.edu).

Organizer: Tim Michaelis, Northern Illinois U.
Organizer: Maija Renko, DePaul U.
Organizer: Jon C. Carr, North Carolina State U.
Organizer: Olivier Torres, Montpellier Business School
Organizer: Roy Thurik, Erasmus School of Economics, Rotterdam
Organizer: Nada Rejeb, Paris School of Business
Organizer: Ute Stephan, King's College London
Organizer: Isabella Hatak, U. of St. Gallen
Organizer: Carina Lomberg, Technical U. of Denmark
Organizer: Stephen Zhang, The U. of Adelaide
Organizer: Johan Wiklund, Syracuse U.
Presenter: Marcus Wolfe, U. of North Texas
Presenter: Keith Hmieleski, Texas Christian U.
Presenter: Elizabeth Embry, U. of Kansas
Presenter: Arielle M. Newman, Syracuse U. Whitman School of Management
Presenter: Sarah Burrows, Smith School of Business, Queen's U.
Presenter: Michael Lerman, Iowa State U.
Distinguished Speaker: Sheila Hanson, U. of North Dakota
Distinguished Speaker: J. Jeffrey Gish, U. of Central Florida
Presenter: Boris Nikolaev, Colorado State U.
Presenter: Lisa Mali Jones Christensen, Brigham Young U.
Presenter: Gordon Shen, UTHealth Houston School of Public Health
Presenter: Andrew Say, UTHealth Houston School of Public Health
Presenter: Lars Alkærsig, Technical U. of Denmark
Presenter: Daniel Lerner, IE Business School
Presenter: Markus Andreas Fitza, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Presenter: Lou Marino, U. of Alabama
Presenter: Dimo P. Dimov, U. of Bath
Presenter: Alexander Hamrick, U. of Richmond
Presenter: Sana Zafar, Georgia Southern U.
Presenter: Charles Murnieks, U. of Missouri, Kansas City
Participant: Johanna Anzengruber, Upper Austria U. of A.S
Participant: Marilyn Ang Uy, Nanyang Business School, NTU Singapore
Participant: Frédéric Ooms, HEC Liège - Management School of the U. of Liège
Participant: Dimo P. Dimov, U. of Bath
Participant: Joel B. Carnevale, Syracuse U.
Participant: Juanita Kimiyo Forrester, Mercer U.
Participant: Alexander McKelvie, Syracuse U.
Participant: Vangelis Souitaris, Bayes business school and U. of St. Gallen
Participant: Sandrine LE PONTOIS, COACTIS - U. Lyon-Univ Jean Monnet - IAE Saint-Etienne
Participant: Stéphane Foliard, COACTIS - U. Lyon-Univ Jean Monnet - IAE Saint-Etienne
Participant: Julie Solbreux, UNamur
Participant: Ashley Gomez, -
Participant: Janelle Bremer, U. of Tennessee, Knoxville
Participant: Constanze Eib, Stockholm School of Economics
Participant: Elisa Alt, King's College London
Participant: Sonia-Cristina Codreanu, King's College London
Participant: Hayley Reid, Sheffield U. Management School
Participant: Susana Correia Santos, Florida State U.
Participant: Rene Bakker, Erasmus U. Rotterdam
Participant: Lisa Mali Jones Christensen, Brigham Young U.
Participant: Prof. Dafna Kariv, Reichman U. (IDC)
Participant: Luis Felipe Cisneros, HEC Montreal
Participant: Nicholas Aaron Smith, Northern Illinois U.
Participant: Eduardo Andres Boada, IE Business School
Participant: Gustav Hjerting, Technical U. of Denmark (DTU)
Participant: David James Scheaf, Baylor U.
Participant: Fangjie Wang, U. of Warwick
Participant: Steffen Burkert, LMU Munich School of Management
Participant: Albana Dibrani, HSG U. of St. Gallen
Participant: Pia Leyendecker, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Group (WIN) – TIME Research Area, RWTH Aachen U.