06 Sep 2021

Award Winners Announced at BAM2021 Conference

We at BAM are delighted to be able to announce various awards presented at our annual Conference last week and celebrate the excellence and contribution made by members of our community in different ways and at different levels.

Richard Whipp Lifetime Achievement Award
The Richard Whipp Lifetime Achievement Award is presented at every BAM Annual Conference and was created in memory of Professor Richard Whipp to acknowledge his considerable contribution in developing the Academy. It is designed to reward the course of a career within the Business and Management field.

We are delighted to award the 2021 Richard Whipp Lifetime Achievement to Prof Gibson Burrell, University of Manchester. 

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Professor Gibson Burrell


Fellowships
We award Fellowship of the British Academy of Management to recognise academics who have a strong international profile of high-quality research and who have made a significant contribution to the well-being of BAM, following a process of nomination, scrutiny and election by the College:

Professor Carole Elliott
Professor Paul Hibbert

Professor Paul Hibbert

University of St Andrews

Professor Robert MacIntosh
Prof Emmanuel Ogbonna

Prof Emmanuel Ogbonna

Professor of Management and Organization , Cardiff University

Prof Maureen Meadows

Prof Maureen Meadows

Co-Vice Chair: Special Interest Groups, Professor of Strategic Management, Coventry University

Professor David Sarpong

Professor David Sarpong

Co-Vice Chair: Academic Affairs of Conference and Capacity Building

Professor Valerie Stead

Professor Valerie Stead

Professor in Leadership and Management, Lancaster University Management School

 

Companionships
Companionship of the British Academy of Management is made by invitation to recognise outstanding contributions to the field of Management and is a way in which our community honours those who have provided leadership in management practice or thought, or development of the field and its diverse community:

Dr David Nabarro
John Atkinson
Lord David Blunkett
Lord Willetts
Chris Skidmore MP
Professor Kerry Brown
Professor Anthony McDonnell
Professor Sandro Castaldo
Professor Alberto Pastore
Professor Arabella Mocciaro    ​
Professor Xavier Castañer
Professor Kathrin Möslein
 

British Academy of Management Medals
The British Academy of Management Medals recognize outstanding and important achievement and service to our community by its members and also to recognize important external contributions:

Professor Greg Bamber

Professor Greg Bamber

The Cooper Medal for Outstanding Leadership and Contribution

Professor Peter Buckley

Professor Peter Buckley

BAM Medal for Research

Professor Gerard Hodgkinson ​

Professor Gerard Hodgkinson ​

BAM Medal for Research

Professor Sharon Mavin

Professor Sharon Mavin

Professor of Leadership and Organisation Studies, Newcastle University Business School

Sharon Mavin is Professor of Leadership and Organisation Studies at Newcastle University. Recently awarded the British Academy of Management Medal for Leadership, her research interests are in gender and women leaders, gendered media representations, vulnerability, identity, learning, dirty work and organisation studies. Recent research about women elite leaders, identity, learning and vulnerability is published in Management Learning, Human Relations, Gender in Management an International Journal and Gender, Work and Organization. Along with Professors Valerie Stead and Carole Elliott, Sharon co-authored the 2021Routledge Handbook of Research Methods on Gender in Management.

Professor Pawan Budhwar

Professor Pawan Budhwar

BAM Medal for Leadership

Pavita Cooper

Pavita Cooper

BAM President’s Medal for Contribution to Management Practice

Dr Heather Melville OBE

Dr Heather Melville OBE

BAM President’s Medal for Contribution to Management Practice

 

BAM Management Education Practice Awards

The BAM Management Education Practice Awards are two competitive awards presented to early career and experienced practitioners, reflecting the value we place on excellence in education practice:

  • The Experienced Teaching Practitioner Category winner is a team from Nottingham Business School at Nottingham Trent University: Dr Muhammad Usman Mazhar, Dr Richard Howarth, Dr Shaun Gordon, Fiona Winfield and Professor Dr Petra Molthan-Hill for their ‘Carbon Management consultancy project’
  • The Early Career Teaching Practitioner Category winner is: Dr Anna Dubiel of Kings College, London, for her International Marketing Communications Consulting Project: ‘Don’t Blame Bats: How King’s Students Fight Misinformation.’