10th Edition of EECC - 2020

Call for Participation

10th EURAM Early Career Colloquium

Leveraging the Power of European Research Networks 

The European Academy of Management is proud to announce the tenth edition of the EURAM Early Career Colloquium (EECC), to be held in

Nuremberg, Germany, February 27th – March 1st 2019.

EECC provides a platform for academics in the field of business and management during the early stages of their careers to develop their research ideas, engage in a strong network of international scholars, and seek inspiration and advice from leading members of the European Academy of Management. During the 2½ days of the colloquium, the attendees will have ample opportunity to

  • present their work and discuss it with peers and experienced scholars
  • profit from the mentorship of some of EURAM’s best researchers
  • discuss issues associated with the broader environment of management academia
  • exchange ideas on how to best manage their scientific career
  • build international relations and explore possibilities for future collaboration

All 2019 EECC attendees will be invited to participate – at a preferential EECC rate – in the EURAM annual conference which will be held in Lisbon, June 26-28, 2019, and present their revised work in a special developmental session.

EECC 2019 will be hosted by Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), recently ranked as the most innovative university in Germany. It is situated in one of the leading industrial regions of Europe. Representatives of various internationally active companies from the Nuremberg area will be available at the conference for a special session.

Early career researchers (post-doctoral researchers, assistant professors, recently appointed lecturers/associate professors, etc.) who would like to participate in the conference are kindly invited to submit a draft research paper and a CV to eecc2019@euraminfo.org.













EECC testimonies


EECC organisers
  • Nuremberg, 2019
  • Albrecht Fritzsche, Kathrin M. Moeslein
  • Rome, 2018
  • Alessandro Zattoni
  • Rabat, 2017
  • Nacef Mouri, Steffen Roth
  • Halle/Saale, 2016
  • Anne-Katrin Neyer, Julia Muller
  • Krakow, 2015
  • Beata Jalocha
  • Almeria, 2014
  • Miguel Perez
  • Liechtenstein, 2013
  • Susanne Durst, Stefan Gueldenberg
  • Dublin, 2012
  • Brian Harneya
  • Innsbruck, 2011
  • Julia Muller, Dagmar Abfalter, Melanie Zaglia
  • Nuremberg, 2010
  • Anne-Katrin Neyer, Hagen Habicht, Kathrin Moeslein

Should you require more information, do not hesitate to contact Nicola Pellegrino nicola.pellegrino@euram.academy