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ABS Annual Research Conference - Beyond the REF 2014: Future Strategies - Future Funding #ABSResearch
18 Mar 2015
The Association of Business Schools’ Annual Research Conference is the major annual gathering of senior research management leaders from UK business schools. With the recently published results of the REF 2014 this conference falls at a turning point for many institutions, in particular for their research strategies.
Programme
09:50
Professor Christoph Loch, Director, Cambridge Judge Business School
Welcome from Cambridge Judge Business School
10:00
Professor Robin Mason, Dean, University of Exeter Business School
Chair’s Opening Remarks and keynote address
Biography: Professor Robin Mason
10:10
Panel observations and discussion
Professor Amanda Broderick, Dean, Salford Business School;
Professor Angus Laing, Chair, Association of Business Schools; Dean of Business and Economics, Loughborough University;
Professor Simon Collinson, Dean, Birmingham Business School and ESRC.
Professor Angus Laing, Chair, Association of Business Schools; Dean of Business and Economics, Loughborough University;
Professor Simon Collinson, Dean, Birmingham Business School and ESRC.
Biography: Professor Amanda Broderick
Biography: Professor Simon Collinson
Biography: Professor Angus Laing
11:30
Break
12:00
Professor Robin Mason, Dean, University of Exeter Business School
Challenge
Biography: Professor Robin Mason
12:15
Professor Mike Pidd, Professor of Management Science, Lancaster University Management School; Chair, Business & Management Studies Panel, 2014
The impact of impact on REF 2014
Biography: Professor Mike Pidd
12:30
Interactive open discussion
Dr Michael Hopkins, Director of Research and Knowledge Exchange, School of Business, Management and Economics University of Sussex;
Steve Hollis, Deputy Head, Birmingham LEP, Deputy Chair, Greater Birmingham and Solihull LEP; former Midlands Chair of KPMG;
Profesor Hazel Barrett, Associate Head of Applied Research, Coventry University;
Interactive open discussion
Steve Hollis, Deputy Head, Birmingham LEP, Deputy Chair, Greater Birmingham and Solihull LEP; former Midlands Chair of KPMG;
Profesor Hazel Barrett, Associate Head of Applied Research, Coventry University;
Interactive open discussion
Biography: Steve Hollis
Biography: Dr Michael Hopkins
13:00
Break
14:00
Specialist seminar A: Regional Agenda - LIVE Broadcast Business School Engagement and Research Supporting Regional Growth
Steve Hollis, Deputy Chairman, Greater Birmingham & Solihull LEP;
Professor Stephen Roper, Director of Enterprise Research Centre, Warwick Business School.
Professor Stephen Roper, Director of Enterprise Research Centre, Warwick Business School.
Biography: Steve Hollis
Biography: Professor Stephen Roper
14:00
Specialist seminar B: Corporate funding and collaboration
Dr David Docherty, Chief Executive, National Centre for Universities and Business;
Prof G “Anand” Anandalingam, Dean, Business School, Imperial College London.
Prof G “Anand” Anandalingam, Dean, Business School, Imperial College London.
Biography: G Anand Anandalingam
Biography: David Docherty
14:00
Specialist seminar C: Connecting to STEMM+ B & M Cross Campus Interdisciplinary Rewards and Challenges
Professor Jill Schofield, Dean, The York Management School;
John de Pury, Assistant Director of Policy, Universities UK.
John de Pury, Assistant Director of Policy, Universities UK.
Biography: Professor Jill Schofield
14:00
Specialist seminar D: The ABS Academic Journal Guide
Professor Geoffrey Wood, Professor of International Business, Warwick Business School;
Professor James T Walker, International Business & Strategy, Henley Business School at the University of Reading;
Professor Andrew Simpson, Associate Dean External Business Advancement, Sheffield University Management School .
Professor James T Walker, International Business & Strategy, Henley Business School at the University of Reading;
Professor Andrew Simpson, Associate Dean External Business Advancement, Sheffield University Management School .
Biography: Professor Andrew Simpson
Biography: Professor James T Walker
Biography: Professor Geoffrey Wood
15:00
Break
15:20
Professor Simon Collinson, Dean, Birmingham Business School and ESRC
Chair’s introduction
Biography: Professor Simon Collinson
15:30
Adrian Alsop, Director of Research, Partnerships and International, Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
Keynote address
Biography: Adrian Alsop
15:50
Panel discussion
Professor Steve Legg, Visiting Professor in Computing Royal Academy of Engineering , Assessor, REF Panel for UoA19;
Jacqueline Aldridge, Research and Impact Manager, Kent Business School;
Professor Lucas Introna, Associate Dean of Research, Lancaster University Management School.
Jacqueline Aldridge, Research and Impact Manager, Kent Business School;
Professor Lucas Introna, Associate Dean of Research, Lancaster University Management School.
Biography: Jacqueline Aldridge
Biography: Professor Lucas Introna
16:30
Closing remarks
Angus Laing
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