Fellowship of the Irish Academy of Management – closing date 17th February.

We are now receiving nominations for the 2023 Fellowship Award, which will be presented at the IAM conference at University of Galway in August 2023.
The award of Fellowship of the Irish Academy of Management is for an individual who has made a marked and noteworthy contribution to the discipline and/or practice of management in Ireland and to the IAM as an organisation. In making your nomination, you should specify:

Organisation/s to which the individual has made a substantial and exceptional contribution over a sustained period of time; and/or

The individual’s publication record and/or their teaching contribution and/or courses they have instituted and/or departments they have administered; and
Conference/s organised for the IAM and/or substantial contributions made to the Council of the IAM, perhaps as an officer and/or to some important aspect of the IAM’s mission, such as to the Irish Journal of Management.

The above is meant to give some idea of the qualities that a person worthy of Fellowship should possess. It is not meant to be prescriptive; please consider those people who have made marked and noteworthy contributions in these areas and to the IAM as an organisation.  

The closing date for receipt of nominations, to Dr Margaret Heffernan, IAM vice-chair and Chair of the awards committee (Margaret.heffernan@dcu.ie), is February 17th, 2023.

Each application must have a nominator, as there are no self-nominations allowed.  The application should provide supporting reasons for the nomination/s.  

Irish Academy of Management Whitaker Award – closing date 17th February.

In 2009 the Irish Academy of Management instituted the Irish Academy of Management Whitaker Award and its first recipient was Dr T.K. Whitaker, after whom it is now named. We are currently receiving nominations for the 2022 award, which will be presented at that year’s IAM Conference Gala Dinner in August 2022.

The Irish Academy of Management Whitaker Award is intended for someone who may not be, or may not have been, a member of the IAM but who has made an exceptional, probably life-time, contribution to the practice and/or discipline of management in Ireland and/or to the Irish Academy of Management. The discipline of “management” will be defined in a wide, business, sense and might include leaders in private, public and third sectors along with leaders in politics, professional institutions, business associations and trade unions more broadly. 

The closing date for receipt of nominations, to Dr Margaret Heffernan, IAM vice-chair and Chair of the awards committee (Margaret.heffernan@dcu.ie), is February 17th, 2023.

Each application must have a nominator, as there are no self-nominations allowed.  The application should provide supporting reasons for the nomination/s.