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AOM 2026 Symposium on Gender and Leadership (ID: 13032)

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    Dear colleagues,
    I am delighted to invite you to our symposium (Session ID: 13032) at AOM 2026:
    Looking Back, Leading Forward: Rethinking Gender and Leadership
    📌 Tuesday, 4 August 2026 | 11:30 to 13:00 EDT
    📍 Loews Philadelphia Hotel | Third Floor | Parlor P1
    Why are there still so few women leaders? The symposium offers new theoretical insights and empirical evidence on how gendered leadership inequalities are produced, negotiated, and transformed across contexts and over time. Through five studies, it examines how intersectional barriers continue to limit access to senior leadership, when representation translates into influence, how gender shapes trust in digital communication, how leaders combine agency and communality, and how leader ideals have shifted over five decades.
    Presentations
    Women's Career Progression to Senior Roles by Gender, Race and Ethnicity: Literature Syntheses (Sujana Adapa and Subba Reddy Yarram)
    From Seats to Substance: Measuring Women's Representation in Ceasefire Negotiations (Elizabeth Good, Shan Sherwan Hussein and Hannah Riley Bowles)
    Following the Boss: How Leaders' Social Media Communication and Gender Shape Employee Perceptions (Hannah M. Baum, Marie Buhlmann and Fabiola H. Gerpott)
    Women and Men Leaders' Agentic and Communal Intentions, Approaches, and Expressions (Marie-Therese Wiese, Tanja Hentschel, Jasmien Khattab, Tina Miedtank and Emma Op den Kamp)
    Gender Stereotypes and Leader Prototypes: Reflections on a Five-Decade Research Program (Gary N. Powell and D. Anthony Butterfield)
    Discussant: Corinne Post
    We hope you will join the discussion and contribute to the conversation on gender and leadership.
    Looking forward to seeing many of you in Philadelphia.
    Best regards,
    Sisi Sung
    Symposium Organizer


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    Sisi Sung
    Assistant Professor
    University of Dundee
    Scotland
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