>
> Call for Papers
>
> <http://www.reputationinstitute.com/main/index.php?pg=conf&box=oslo2006_call_for_papers>
>
>
> 11th International Conference on Reputation, Brand, Identity &
> Competitiveness
> <http://www.reputationinstitute.com/main/index.php?pg=conf&box=oslo2006_call_for_papers>
>
> May 31 - June 2, 2007
> BI Norwegian School of Management, Oslo, Norway
> <http://www.reputationinstitute.com/main/index.php?pg=conf&box=oslo2006_call_for_papers>
>
> Come join pioneers and world thought leaders on reputation, bordered by
> fjords and forests in Oslo, Norway!
> <http://www.reputationinstitute.com/main/index.php?pg=conf&box=oslo2006_call_for_papers>
>
> The Reputation Institute's annual conference is the world's foremost
> meeting place for researchers and practitioners wishing to advance and
> create knowledge about corporate reputation to ensure that organizations
> capitalize on their intangible assets. Reputation Institute
> (www.reputationinstitute.com <http://www.reputationinstitute.com>) is
> pleased to announce that its 11th International Conference on
> Reputation, Brand, Identity & Competitiveness will be in Oslo, Norway.
> The Conference will be held May 31 - June 2, 2007 at BI Norwegian School
> of Management (www.bi.edu <http://www.bi.edu>), one of Norway's largest
> educational institutions--home to accomplished academics, a beautiful,
> brand-new campus, and an ideal location. Please mark your calendars and
> join us in contemplating more than ten years of reputation research and
> analysis with thinkers and practitioners from around the world.
>
> The conference will open on the evening of Thursday May 31st and close
> with a brunch on Sunday June 2nd, leaving ample time to enjoy Oslo's
> unique combination of innovation and unspoiled nature.
>
> Conference Theme:
> Innovation as a Reputation Platform. Innovation is a key element in
> creating competitive advantage. Over the past 10 years Innovation has
> evolved into a key dimension of strong reputations. Once associated
> primarily with products and services, innovation has become an asset
> that is used in reputation-building activities. Organizations as well as
> local communities and countries want to be perceived as innovative since
> this creates positive reactions from stakeholders. But how do you use
> Innovation as a Reputation Platform?
>
> We invite you to participate in developing research panels, roundtable
> discussions and case studies on topics related to corporate reputation,
> with a particular focus on the conference theme. Some possible research
> areas include but are not limited to:
>
> * Using Innovation to build strong reputations
> * Using Innovation to build strong brands
> * Innovating brand and consumer communities to build loyalty
> * Innovating business practices to build support with stakeholders
> * Innovating ways of creating employee alignment
> * Using innovation in relationship building with stakeholders
> * Capturing an Innovation Position in the minds of stakeholders
> * Using communication to impact Innovation
> * Commercializing innovation and reputation
> * Reputation and R&D Strategies
> * Reputation's impact on innovation
> * Innovative approaches to reputation management
> * Stakeholder involvement in reputation
> * Innovation as a Reputation construct
> * Design innovation and organizational identity
>
> Since our first conference in New York in 1997, we have been to many of
> the world's capitals and explored countless cross-cultural aspects of
> reputation management. In 2006, more than 200 of us came back to New
> York to celebrate our 10th anniversary and to discuss and debate
> creating economic value through stakeholder alignment. We have no doubt
> that an international metropolis will attract many of us to discuss
> questions of using innovation to build strong reputations for greater
> consumer loyalty, stakeholder support, and employee alignment.
>
> Submissions:
> The deadline for submissions of abstracts is December 1st, 2006. For a
> full description of the Call for Papers, please go to Reputation
> Institute and plan to send your submissions in electronic form to
>
conference@reputationinstitute.com
> <mailto:
conference@reputationinstitute.com>.
>
> Papers and presentations will be reviewed by the organizing committee.
> Selected papers will be presented at the conference and the highest
> rated papers will also be invited to publish their work in Corporate
> Reputation Review.
>
> Doctoral Consortium:
> As we do each year, a Doctoral Consortium will be offered to which we
> invite leading students preparing for doctoral dissertations on
> reputation related topics from around the world. The Consortium is a
> full day workshop held on Thursday the 31st from 10am to 4pm,
> coordinated and led by Professor David Deephouse (University of
> Alberta). Email
conference@reputationinstitute.com
> <mailto:
conference@reputationinstitute.com> or visit
>
www.reputationinstitute.com <http://www.reputationinstitute.com> for
> more information about participating in the Consortium.
>
>
> --
> Professor Ph.D Majken Schultz
> Department of Organization and Industrial Sociology
> Copenhagen Business School
> Kilen, Kilevej 14A, 2000 Copenhagen-F
> Denmark
>
> E-mail:
ms.ioa@cbs.dk
> Web:
www.majkenschultz.com
>
www.brandstudies.com
>
www.reputationinstitute.com
>
>
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> Dear Tracy and Pablo
> Not quite sure how this work, but would love to have this invitation for a
> reputation, identity, image and competitiveness conference available for
> the OMT members in the newsletter and on our web-site.
> I attach the html file and also insert in this e-mail. Let me know what I
> should do further.
> All the best
> Majken
> Call for Papers
>
>
>
> 11th International Conference on Reputation, Brand, Identity &
> Competitiveness
>
> May 31 - June 2, 2007
> BI Norwegian School of Management, Oslo, Norway
>
> Come join pioneers and world thought leaders on reputation, bordered
> by fjords and forests in Oslo, Norway!
>
> The Reputation Institute's annual conference is the world's foremost
> meeting place for researchers and practitioners wishing to advance and
> create knowledge about corporate reputation to ensure that organizations
> capitalize on their intangible assets. Reputation Institute
> (www.reputationinstitute.com) is pleased to announce that its 11th
> International Conference on Reputation, Brand, Identity & Competitiveness
> will be in Oslo, Norway. The Conference will be held May 31 - June 2, 2007
> at BI Norwegian School of Management (www.bi.edu), one of Norway's largest
> educational institutions-home to accomplished academics, a beautiful,
> brand-new campus, and an ideal location. Please mark your calendars and
> join us in contemplating more than ten years of reputation research and
> analysis with thinkers and practitioners from around the world.
>
> The conference will open on the evening of Thursday May 31st and
> close with a brunch on Sunday June 2nd, leaving ample time to enjoy Oslo's
> unique combination of innovation and unspoiled nature.
>
> Conference Theme:
> Innovation as a Reputation Platform. Innovation is a key element in
> creating competitive advantage. Over the past 10 years Innovation has
> evolved into a key dimension of strong reputations. Once associated
> primarily with products and services, innovation has become an asset that
> is used in reputation-building activities. Organizations as well as local
> communities and countries want to be perceived as innovative since this
> creates positive reactions from stakeholders. But how do you use
> Innovation as a Reputation Platform?
>
> We invite you to participate in developing research panels,
> roundtable discussions and case studies on topics related to corporate
> reputation, with a particular focus on the conference theme. Some possible
> research areas include but are not limited to:
>
> a.. Using Innovation to build strong reputations
> b.. Using Innovation to build strong brands
> c.. Innovating brand and consumer communities to build loyalty
> d.. Innovating business practices to build support with
> stakeholders
> e.. Innovating ways of creating employee alignment
> f.. Using innovation in relationship building with stakeholders
> g.. Capturing an Innovation Position in the minds of stakeholders
> h.. Using communication to impact Innovation
> i.. Commercializing innovation and reputation
> j.. Reputation and R&D Strategies
> k.. Reputation's impact on innovation
> l.. Innovative approaches to reputation management
> m.. Stakeholder involvement in reputation
> n.. Innovation as a Reputation construct
> o.. Design innovation and organizational identity
> Since our first conference in New York in 1997, we have been to many
> of the world's capitals and explored countless cross-cultural aspects of
> reputation management. In 2006, more than 200 of us came back to New York
> to celebrate our 10th anniversary and to discuss and debate creating
> economic value through stakeholder alignment. We have no doubt that an
> international metropolis will attract many of us to discuss questions of
> using innovation to build strong reputations for greater consumer loyalty,
> stakeholder support, and employee alignment.
>
> Submissions:
> The deadline for submissions of abstracts is December 1st, 2006. For
> a full description of the Call for Papers, please go to Reputation
> Institute and plan to send your submissions in electronic form to
>
conference@reputationinstitute.com.
>
> Papers and presentations will be reviewed by the organizing
> committee. Selected papers will be presented at the conference and the
> highest rated papers will also be invited to publish their work in
> Corporate Reputation Review.
>
> Doctoral Consortium:
> As we do each year, a Doctoral Consortium will be offered to which we
> invite leading students preparing for doctoral dissertations on reputation
> related topics from around the world. The Consortium is a full day
> workshop held on Thursday the 31st from 10am to 4pm, coordinated and led
> by Professor David Deephouse (University of Alberta). Email
>
conference@reputationinstitute.com or visit
www.reputationinstitute.com
> for more information about participating in the Consortium.
>
>
>
> --
> Professor Ph.D Majken Schultz
> Department of Organization and Industrial Sociology
> Copenhagen Business School
> Kilen, Kilevej 14A, 2000 Copenhagen-F
> Denmark
>
> E-mail:
ms.ioa@cbs.dk
> Web:
www.majkenschultz.com
>
www.brandstudies.com
>
www.reputationinstitute.com
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Call for Papers
11th International Conference on Reputation, Brand, Identity &
Competitiveness
May 31 - June 2, 2007
BI Norwegian School of Management, Oslo, Norway
Come join pioneers and world thought leaders on reputation, bordered
by fjords and forests in Oslo, Norway!
The Reputation Institute's annual conference is the world's foremost
meeting place for researchers and practitioners wishing to advance and
create knowledge about corporate reputation to ensure that organizations
capitalize on their intangible assets. Reputation Institute
(www.reputationinstitute.com) is pleased to announce that its 11th
International Conference on Reputation, Brand, Identity & Competitiveness
will be in Oslo, Norway. The Conference will be held May 31 - June 2, 2007
at BI Norwegian School of Management (www.bi.edu), one of Norway's largest
educational institutions-home to accomplished academics, a beautiful,
brand-new campus, and an ideal location. Please mark your calendars and join
us in contemplating more than ten years of reputation research and analysis
with thinkers and practitioners from around the world.
The conference will open on the evening of Thursday May 31st and close
with a brunch on Sunday June 2nd, leaving ample time to enjoy Oslo's unique
combination of innovation and unspoiled nature.
Conference Theme:
Innovation as a Reputation Platform. Innovation is a key element in
creating competitive advantage. Over the past 10 years Innovation has
evolved into a key dimension of strong reputations. Once associated
primarily with products and services, innovation has become an asset that is
used in reputation-building activities. Organizations as well as local
communities and countries want to be perceived as innovative since this
creates positive reactions from stakeholders. But how do you use Innovation
as a Reputation Platform?
We invite you to participate in developing research panels, roundtable
discussions and case studies on topics related to corporate reputation, with
a particular focus on the conference theme. Some possible research areas
include but are not limited to:
a.. Using Innovation to build strong reputations
b.. Using Innovation to build strong brands
c.. Innovating brand and consumer communities to build loyalty
d.. Innovating business practices to build support with stakeholders
e.. Innovating ways of creating employee alignment
f.. Using innovation in relationship building with stakeholders
g.. Capturing an Innovation Position in the minds of stakeholders
h.. Using communication to impact Innovation
i.. Commercializing innovation and reputation
j.. Reputation and R&D Strategies
k.. Reputation's impact on innovation
l.. Innovative approaches to reputation management
m.. Stakeholder involvement in reputation
n.. Innovation as a Reputation construct
o.. Design innovation and organizational identity
Since our first conference in New York in 1997, we have been to many
of the world's capitals and explored countless cross-cultural aspects of
reputation management. In 2006, more than 200 of us came back to New York to
celebrate our 10th anniversary and to discuss and debate creating economic
value through stakeholder alignment. We have no doubt that an international
metropolis will attract many of us to discuss questions of using innovation
to build strong reputations for greater consumer loyalty, stakeholder
support, and employee alignment.
Submissions:
The deadline for submissions of abstracts is December 1st, 2006. For a
full description of the Call for Papers, please go to Reputation Institute
and plan to send your submissions in electronic form to
conference@reputationinstitute.com.
Papers and presentations will be reviewed by the organizing committee.
Selected papers will be presented at the conference and the highest rated
papers will also be invited to publish their work in Corporate Reputation
Review.
Doctoral Consortium:
As we do each year, a Doctoral Consortium will be offered to which we
invite leading students preparing for doctoral dissertations on reputation
related topics from around the world. The Consortium is a full day workshop
held on Thursday the 31st from 10am to 4pm, coordinated and led by Professor
David Deephouse (University of Alberta). Email
conference@reputationinstitute.com or visit
www.reputationinstitute.com for
more information about participating in the Consortium.