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A Message from SIM's Impact/Outreach Committee Chair, Sana Chiu

  • 1.  A Message from SIM's Impact/Outreach Committee Chair, Sana Chiu

    Posted 16 hours ago
    Edited by Nabi Ebrahimi 16 hours ago

    The SIM Communications Committee is excited to share a message from our Impact/Outreach Committee Chair, @Sana Chiu, with updates on current Impact/Outreach Committee events. 

    Introducing the SIM Impact/ Outreach Committee

    We're excited to introduce SIM's Impact/ Outreach Committee, dedicated to amplifying the real-world reach of our scholarship. The committee members are Sana Chiu (Chair), Christine Son, Emilio Marta, Eduardo Hernandez , and Catherine McDonald.

    We have got an exciting and inspiring plan ahead, among others:

            Please join the Committee's inaugural webinar on Friday, April 10: "Beyond the Journal: Turning Management Research into Social Impact," with Jacobo Ramirez (Copenhagen Business School). Register here.

            Apply for the ONE-SIM Outreach Award: This award honors researchers who effectively communicate sustainability and business ethics insights to non-academic audiences. Open to all researchers, regardless of division membership. This year's jury: Andrew Crane, Andrew Hoffman, and Sarah Kaplan. Submit your paper plus a 500-word summary of your outreach activities by April 30, 2026, Apply now.

            Coming up in May, join the AMP-SIM webinar offered in collaboration with the Membership Committee: "Research that Matters: Publishing Scholarship that Solves Social Issues" with Academy of Management Perspectives Editor, Mike Barnett. Stay tuned for the event date and registration details!

            Call for Impact Stories: We invite SIM members to submit stories to Sana Chiu describing their stakeholder engagement and real-world impact

            SIM Podcast (launching soon): Stay tuned for inspiring conversations with scholars about translating research into real-world change. It's all about impact!

    Our vision & mission: We connect research to practice by engaging academics, practitioners, and stakeholders across sectors and geographies. Our goal is to position SIM as a leading voice where rigorous scholarship informs action, policy, and social change through public-facing platforms, practitioner-scholar conversations, and strategic partnerships. We showcase the powerful work of SIM members and create pathways for ideas to flow beyond the academy and make a global impact.

    We're excited to support the growth of SIM's impact and to highlight the amazing contributions our members are making in communities, organizations, and policy areas worldwide!



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    Nabi Ebrahimi
    Doctoral Student
    University of Massachusetts Lowell
    Lowell MA
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