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Regional Industrial Marketing Management Summit: Baltic States

Kozminski University, Warsaw, Poland
23–25 September 2026

The Regional Industrial Marketing Management Summit: Baltic States invites submissions from scholars working in industrial marketing, B2B marketing, business relationships, and related areas. The event will include competitive paper sessions, a Doctoral Summit, an Early and Mid-Career Academic Workshop, and an Academic-Practitioner Event. While the summit highlights the Baltic Sea region and Central and Eastern Europe, it is open to contributions from a broader international community.

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Submission deadline: June 20, 2026

Contact: immsummit.baltic@kozminski.edu.pl

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Call for contributions

ENTER27 eTourism conference
12-16 January 2027 – Madrid, Spain

Shaping Tourism Technology: Hype, Human Centricity and ROI

Tourism is entering a new phase of digital transformation, one characterized not only by rapid technological innovation but also by deeper reflection on the role technology should play in shaping societies, economies, and human experiences. Artificial intelligence, immersive environments, advanced data analytics, and intelligent infrastructures are no longer emerging possibilities. They are actively restructuring how tourism is researched, managed, and experienced.

ENTER27 Research Track Co-Chairs:

• Professor Mattia Rainoldi, IMC Krems University of Applied Sciences (mattia.rainoldi@imc.ac.at)
• Professor Estela Mariné Roig, University of Lleida (estela.marine@udl.ca)
• Professor Peter O’Connor, University of South Australia (peter.oconnor@unisa.edu.au)

Full paper deadline: 13-Sep-26
Working paper deadline: 11-Oct-26

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IJRM / JM / JMR Reviewer Workshop – Workshop 2026 Registration

Following the success of the Reviewer Workshop at both EMAC and ÂÜÀòÉç¹ÙÍø conferences, we are happy to announce this Workshop during the EMAC Spring Conference 2026.

This workshop is designed to support junior scholars in developing their reviewing skills for top marketing journals. It is particularly suited for those who have already experienced the review process as authors and are at the early stages of their academic and reviewing careers (i.e. have reviewed a paper or are looking to start).

The session will be moderated by journal editors and co-editors, but active participation is expected. Specifically, participants are required to review one assigned paper in advance and bring their insights to the session for discussion. You have the choice between a Consumer Behavior, a Consumer and Culture Theory, a Modeling and a Strategy paper, and will receive your assigned paper several weeks prior to the workshop.

Besides conference registration, participation also requires registering for the workshop, which you can do at the website

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The deadline is April 30th, so that you have sufficient time for the review.

Looking forward to seeing you in Bath, UK!

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Posted by: Olivier Sibai

Bath CCT Ideation Retreat – June 1^stÌýand 2^ndÌý

Transforming the idea into a compelling project is often the hardest, longest and most frustrating part of the research journey. Ideation can feel elusive, especially when navigating complex theoretical terrain and diverse methodological possibilities. Yet, when we find the right direction early on, projects evolve quickly, meaningfully and joyfully.

This retreat is designed to help make that happen. We’re bringing together the collective energy and expertise from the London CCT network and the West Country CCT community (Bath, Bristol, Cardiff) to support up to 30 participants in developing strong, actionable research ideas.

Through one-on-one conversations, group discussions, focused writing sessions and informal chats, this retreat will provide a supportive space for you to refine your thinking, connect with peers, and move your projects forward.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bath offers a brilliant backdrop for this creative work – with its beautiful Georgian architecture, serene atmosphere and easy access to nature. Whether you’re at the start of a new inquiry or looking to sharpen an emerging concept, please join us at the School of Management for two days of creative momentum, focused ideation and shared insight!

What to expect

1:1 mentor meetings:Ìýaccess to 30-minute meetings with CCT researchers, including various senior academics, for focused feedback

Breakout group discussion:Ìýfocused exchanges in small groups to ideate with an expert audience on your research project

Focused writing:Ìýdedicated writing time in a supportive environment, with scheduled breaks, refreshments and lunch

Collaboration:Ìýopportunities to work on your research idea in-person with your co-authors and grab a colleague around a break or dinner to pick their brain

Socialise:Ìýhang out with friends and colleagues around breaks, lunch and dinner

Easy access to EMAC conference:Ìýtake the opportunity to extend your stay in Bath and attend the , starting the day after the retreat. Please note: this requires a separate registration.

Who can attend

While we primarily aim to connect CCT researchers from London and the West Country, any PhD or faculty doing or interested in CCT research is welcome.

Project scope and participation

The retreat emphasises exploratory, generative work that benefits from collaborative input and fresh perspectives.

We therefore encourage attendees to focus on papers that are ongoing, unfinished or at risk of being set aside – whether a nascent idea, a concept in need of refinement, or an empirical study where the theoretical framework is still forming and the narrative needs shaping.

Mentors

Mentors to the retreat, with whom participants will be able to discuss with and gain feedback from include Prof. Avi Shankar, Prof. Eric Arnould, Prof. Marius Luedicke, Prof. Zeynep Arsel (online), Prof. Nil Toulouse and Dr. Rebecca Scott

Cost

Participation is free and lunch will be provided. However, you will need to cover the costs of your accommodation and dinner.

If you are a PhD student or early-career researcher whose participation might be constrained by financial concerns, we have a small funding pot to help cover travel expenses. Please get in touch with the organisers for more details.

Registration

To manage capacity and ensure the smooth running of the retreat, participation is capped at 30 participants. Places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

ÌýAttendees are required to submit a brief abstract of their project: please include this as long-form text within the registration form.

Registration deadline:ÌýThursday 30 April 2026

Organising team

, Senior Lecturer in Marketing (Associate Professor), University of Bath School of Management

, Senior Lecturer in Marketing (Associate Professor), University of Bath School of Management

, Senior Lecturer in Marketing (Associate Professor), Queen Mary University of London

For enquiries, please contact lead organiser Olivier Sibai.

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SERVSIG DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM 2026

The Service Special Interest Group (SERVSIG) of the ÂÜÀòÉç¹ÙÍø (ÂÜÀòÉç¹ÙÍø) is pleased to announce the 32nd SERVSIG Doctoral Consortium, to be held on June 29^th, immediately preceding the Frontiers in Service Conference at the Hanken School of Economics in Helsinki, Finland.

The consortium is designed to help doctoral students and early-career faculty thrive in their careers. It has two components, in the morning to early afternoon, we have panel sessions followed by a small group individual mentor session in which you will get advice on the state of your research.

Panel sessions: In an intimate and collegial setting, participants engage directly with leading service scholars from around the world. This year’s theme focuses on pathways to launching strong early-career trajectories. The program will include tips from experienced scholars on selecting interesting research ideas, from early-career researchers on getting through the PhD and landing a job, on experience-sharing on how to (not) use AI to increase research productivity, and on finding a mentor and being a good mentee. And we promise to have fun doing it!

Mentoring sessions: A hallmark of the consortium is our afternoon mentoring session from some of the kindest and yet most successful service researchers in the field. This is a unique opportunity to meet in small groups with outstanding scholars in the field—dedicated time to discuss your research and receive substantive, personalized feedback. Whether you just want to pitch your research idea or are working on the first conference or full paper, all submissions are welcome. You will be assigned to a group of approximately 3 students with similar topics, along with one or two mentors with expertise in this area. Each group should have at least 30 minutes to discuss each submission. Your submission will be read by all group members, and you commit to reading the other group members’ papers.

We invite PhD students at all levels and early-career-stage faculty to register and participate in the Doctoral Consortium!Ìý So mark the dates in your calendar and stay tuned for more details on the program!

Participation requirement

To participate in the Doctoral Consortium, you must register and attend for the Frontiers in Services Conference.

Application

Please submit a short research summary (2–3 pages, with up to 2 additional pages for appendices) by May 1, 2026. Please upload your proposal using the Qualtrics link below. If applicable, you may submit a working paper/conference paper as an appendix. Please make this all a single PDF for upload. Please follow formatting guidelines. Answer all questions to the best of your ability. Every PhD student is at a different point in their journey.

Upload Application here:

In your submission, please include the following information (to the extent applicable):

1. Your name & affiliation
2. Your supervisors
3. Year in program, estimated graduation, stage in dissertation
4. Your primary research question(s)
5. Why is it important to study
6. Applicable theory
7. Details on data analyzed or that you plan to collect, methodological approach, and a rough timeline for your planned studies
8. Next steps

Scholarships

We have travel eight $500 awards available for deserving candidates. All applicants who have submitted their research summary via the Qualtrics link will automatically be considered for the two highly competitive awards: The Liam Glynn Travel Scholarship, sponsored by SERVSIG and the Arizona State University’s Center for Services Leadership, and the Michael Brady Young Service Scholar Award, sponsored by Chair Omer DeSerres of HEC Montréal.

*please note you must attend the conference to receive the award.

The Liam Glynn Travel Scholarship

SERVSIGÌýand theÌýASU Center for Services LeadershipÌýgives emerging services scholars the opportunity to attend the Services Doctoral Consortium and the Frontiers in Services Conference.ÌýTheÌýASU Center for Services LeadershipÌýis a research center within the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University. Founded in 1985 to pioneer the study of services, the Center for Services Leadership has established itself as a globally recognized authority on how to compete strategically through the profitable use of services. The Center for Services Leadership is the sponsor of this year’s Services Doctoral Consortium and theÌýLiam Glynn Research Scholarship Award.

Liam Glynn was a Lecturer at the University College Dublin in the Smurfit Graduate School of Business. The first Director of the UCD Centre for Quality and Services Management, Liam published services marketing articles in France, Ireland, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Co-editor of Understanding Services Management in 1995, he was the Membership Coordinator for SERVSIG and co-chaired the first SERVSIG Conference on services research in 1999. He was 40 when his long battle with cancer ended. SERVSIG created an annual travel scholarship in Liam’s name to honor his memory.

Michael Brady Young Service Scholar Award.

Sponsored by Chair Omer DeSerres of HEC Montréal, this award honors Professor Michael Brady’s extraordinary dedication to the service discipline and to the scholars who carry it forward. Throughout his career, Brady has shown an unwavering commitment to nurturing the next generation—investing deeply in his own students and mentoring emerging researchers across the globe. This award reflects that spirit, recognizing outstanding early-career contributions to service scholarship.

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Dates – Nov. 4 – 7, 2026
Location – Orlando, FL
Submission Deadline – May 1
CFP –

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Summer School in Marketing Research with Purpose

Tinbergen Institute and Business Data Science, July 6-10 Amsterdam

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We are pleased to announce theÌýSummer School in Marketing Research with PurposeÌý(Amsterdam, July 6–10, 2026).

This summer school is designed for MSc, MPhil, and PhD students, as well as postdoctoral researchers and junior faculty, who are interested in understanding how marketing and consumer behavior shape societally relevant outcomesÌýand how to develop impactful research in this domain.

The course focuses on research at the intersection of marketing and society, including domains such as sustainability, diversity and inclusion, health-related consumption, political and ideological influences on consumption, and brand activism.ÌýWe take a consumer behavior perspective and examine how marketplace actions (e.g., pricing, branding, communication) influence perceptions, decisions, and real-world behaviors.

Participants will engage with recent papers from leading marketing journals,Ìýcritically analyze their theoretical and methodological approaches, and use these insights to develop and refine their own research ideas. The course is highly interactive and particularly suited for those in the early stages of their research trajectory who want to position their work within the growing field of marketing for societal impact.

Early bird registration until April 13:

Faculty include:

Prof. Dr. Ir. Peeter VerleghÌý(Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Interactive Marketing;Ìýexpert in branding, consumer behavior, and brand activism

Dr. Aylin AydinliÌý(Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

Associate Professor of Marketing; expert in consumer behavior, with a focus on sustainability, diversity and inclusion, and identity and social perception in the marketplace

Date: July 6 to July 10, 2026

Credits:Ìý3ETCS

Teaching Language:ÌýEnglish

Venue:ÌýTinbergen Institute Amsterdam,ÌýlocatedÌýin the heart of AmsterdamÌýon theÌýRoeterseilandÌýcampus of the University of Amsterdam

More information and registration:

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