16120: Mentoring Future Leaders in Leadership Scholarship: A Global Collaborative Paper Development PDW

Saturday, July 26, 2025

15:00 - 16:30 CEST (GMT+2)

Location: Bella Center: Hall C- C3-m12

Session Type: PDW (workshop)
Orientation: International,Research,Diversity
Shareable link: https://cdmcd.co/4RpQqp

Organizer(s)

MD

Marie Dasborough

U. of Miami, United States

Participant(s)

MB

Mayowa Babalola

U. of Western Australia, Australia
GB

George Banks

UNC Charlotte, United States
NB

Nicolas Bastardoz

KU Leuven, Belgium
CC

Claudia C. Cogliser

Texas Tech University, United States
MC

Michael S. Cole

Texas Christian U., United States
MD

Michael Daniels

The University of British Columbia, Canada
OE

Olga Epitropaki

Durham U., United Kingdom
WG

William L. Gardner

Texas Tech University, United States
FG

Fabiola Heike Gerpott

WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management, Germany
JG

Janaki Gooty

U. of North Carolina, Charlotte, United States
RG

Ryan Gottfredson

California State U., Fullerton, United States
KL

Kevin B. Lowe

U. Of Sydney, Australia
RM

Robin Martin

-, United Kingdom
YQ

Yuanmei (Elly) Qu

Rowan University, United States
RR

Ronald E. Riggio

Claremont McKenna College, United States
MS

Mary Sully De Luque

Arizona State U., United States
MU

Mary Uhl-Bien

Texas Christian U., United States
DV

Dina Van Dijk

Ben Gurion U. of the Negev, Israel
FW

Frankie Jason Weinberg

Loyola U. New Orleans, United States
AZ

Angelina Zubac

AIM Business School, Australian Institute of Management, Australia

This inclusive Paper Development Workshop (PDW) offers students and junior faculty from diverse backgrounds an invaluable opportunity to discuss their leadership research in a collegial setting with renowned international leadership scholars. Prior to the conference, junior scholars are required to submit brief research proposals and will be paired with senior scholars who share similar research interests (not from their home institution). During the PDW, participants will engage in small, theme-based table discussions, where senior scholars provide tailored feedback, insights, and suggestions for advancing the junior scholars’ research. A networking session will follow, featuring current and former editors of top leadership journals, who will share strategies for transforming proposals into publishable journal articles. The workshop emphasizes building robust theoretical foundations and designing high-quality empirical studies. This PDW has been held annually since 2008, fostering mentoring relationships and collaborations among scholars from across the globe. For junior scholars, this is not only an opportunity to refine their research ideas but also a platform to establish meaningful connections that may lead to future academic partnerships.