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Dear Academy Members,

If you are looking for a fast-moving, informative, and entertaining PDW on Friday afternoon, come to "Who's Next? The Second Pecha Kucha about Social Evaluations." It runs from 2 to 6 in Room 214 of the Vancouver Convention Centre. For easy searching in the online program, type in our Session number – 150!

Scott Graffin, Mike Pfarrer, and David Deephouse have now organized the PDW. We have 28 5 minute presentations, listed below. You are sure to find something of interest!!

We hope you have a great Academy of Management Meeting.

David, Mike, and Scott

A.        Conceptual Development      

1          David Deephouse       Welcome

2          Fabrizio Castellucci     An overview of status

3          Cindy Devers  Stigma research: We come so far; we've got so far to go

4          Kisha Lashley Removing the Scarlet Letter: Core Stigma Removal through Morality Infusion

5          Gideon Markman        Social Evaluations, Resources Management, and Sustainability

6          Timo Meynhardt         Public Value – Value Creation in the Eyes of Society

7          Tim Hannigan?            Kernels of social valuation: representations of collective meaning

8          Jon Bundy       Multiple Musings on Multiple Reputations

9          Markus Perkmann       Social valuation across multiple audiences

B.        Good News, Bad News         

10        Arabella Mocciaro Li Destri   Audience support decisions in in the aftermath of a social scandal: The roles of legitimacy and reputation

11        Anastasiya Zavyalova The role of (dis)identification for stakeholders' approval of an organization following positive and negative events

12        Robert Campbell         Who Shapes the News? The Role of Reputation in Organizational Impression Management

C.        Out Standing in an (Organizational) Field    

13        Matt Grimes    Category promotion: How B Corporations respond to the competing demands of fitting in and standing out

14        Antoaneta Petkova     Standing Out or Blending In? The Interplay between New Firms' Legitimacy and Reputation

15        Robin Gustafson & Marco Clemente Explaining field and organizational evaluativity – the case of the biofuel trailblazer

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D.        CEOs and Entrepreneurs       

16        Adam Steinbach         A Multi-Dimensional Look at the Role of Reputation and CEO Compensation on Acquisition Investment

17        Geoff Love     The Face of the Firm: The Influence of CEOs on Corporate Reputation

18        Kevin Curran  The Evolution of Celebrity Entrepreneurs

E.         Social Evaluations and Internal Stakeholders           

19        Jerry Kim        How Social Evaluations Shape Employee Networks and Relationships

20        Tony Bongiorno          Why do people hate my organization? A reflected appraisal approach to organizational stigma

21        Majken Schultz           Evaluating the past for the future: Experiences with the Carlsberg Group

F.         New Subjects for Evaluation 

22        Jocelyn Leitzinger       Rhyme or reason? An exploration of society's evaluations of corporate front groups

23        Kangsan Lee   How success travels: Artists' status mobility between international art markets, New York, London, Paris, Hong Kong (Shanghai) and Seoul between 1990-2012

24        Patrick Haack  The Social Construction of Transnational Governance: The Case of the UN Global Compact

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G. Raconteurs

25        Mike Pfarrer   

26        Scott Graffin  

27        Tim Pollock    

28        David Deephouse