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27. October 2023, Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Nagpur
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Heritage, Legacy and Humanistic Management

2023 Humanistic Management Network Confernce

The 2023 Eleventh Annual Humanistic Management Conference will take place on the 27th October 2023 in Nagpur, India, hosted by the Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Nagpur and led by our sister organization, the Humanistic Management Network. The theme of the conference is Heritage, Legacy and Humanistic Management.

Corporate heritage and legacy are increasingly seen as having strategic relevance to business organizations while approaches to managing heritage and legacy differ greatly. Consequently, the Humanistic Management Network jointly with its conference partner IIM Nagpur is aiming to raise our understanding of the topic by asking:

What is the nexus between corporate heritage, legacy and humanistic management?
How can organizations actively and productively learn about and learn from their heritage?
How can organizations build a positive legacy?

We are most grateful and honored to be able to have this conference at Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Nagpur, India where strong values aligned to Humanistic Management form part and parcel of the management education and organizational culture.

To provide you with a valuable conference experience we have built an interactive program offering keynotes, workshops, paper sessions, panels and ample networking opportunities.

So come join us at the 2023 Eleventh Annual Humanistic Management Conference - together we make impact towards a more sustainable and more equitable planet.

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