What is EGOS? A professional association of researchers and teachers acting as a network for the advancement of organizational knowledge. About EGOS

You have to be an “active” EGOS member to participate in the 41 st EGOS Colloquium 2025. This means that your EGOS membership must be valid at the time the entire Colloquium is taking place (July 1–5, 2025).

If your short paper has been accepted by the respective convenor team, you are expected to submit – via the EGOS website/your MyEGOS – a full paper version (approx. 20–25 pages) by Sunday, June 15, 2025 (23:59:59 CEST) at the latest.

The general theme of the 41 st EGOS Colloquium 2025 – “Creativity that Goes a Long Way” – invites organizational scholars to challenge established assumptions about creativity as a unified and homogeneous phenomenon, and to immerse into an imaginative exploration of the vital difference between creativity as an ephemeral accomplishment ...

EGOS General Assembly 2025---> Pierce Theater. 20:00 –24:00. EGOS Evening events Location: tba

The parallel Sub-Plenaries will be taking place during the 41 st EGOS Colloquium 2025 in Athens: Parallel Sub-Plenary 1 (= Sub-Plenary 1-1 to 1-6): Thursday, July 3, 2025, 14:00–15:30 EEST

Milan is a city historically located at a European crossroad, and, as the hosting city for the EGOS Colloquium in 2024, epitomizes the complexity and opportunities given by being “between worlds”.

The purpose of the 39 th EGOS Colloquium 2023 is to understand the organizing of a good life as the encounter of legacy and imagination. The former refers to an organization’s ability to build on its own history and to respect the cultural values of the social contexts in which they operate.

Mar 14, 2025 · If your short paper submitted to one of the sub-themes at the 41 st EGOS Colloquium 2025 has been accepted by the respective sub-theme convenors – approx. mid/end of February 2025 –, you are expected to upload a full paper …

In 2020, the 36th EGOS Colloquium overall theme critically engages with the role and responsibility of organizations and the organized in forming – and transforming – modern societies.