The Global Committee (GC) of the Organizational Behavior division was formed in May 2014. The mission of the GC includes welcoming and supporting international members to the OB division, leveraging the international character of the division, and ensuring that its offerings and services reflect the increasingly international membership. The committee includes OB scholars from around the world, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Kenya, Norway, Peru, Singapore, Turkey, the UK, and the US. The GC works in three main areas:
- Proposing and organizing new PDW’s and Social Events with a global orientation
- Assisting OB Executive Committee on any issues related to globally relevant content and global membership
- Working with MCC on creating joint events such as the Global OB Ambassadors program starting in 2018
- Collecting additional information regarding the needs and preferences of OB division members all around the world.
Global Committee Chair
Minna Paunova is an Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School (CBS), where she teaches undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate courses in intercultural communication, international management, leadership, and diversity. Minna holds a PhD in Management from IESE Business School (Spain), and an Executive Coaching Certificate from INSEAD (France). She has over ten years of international experience working together with organizations to better understand and foster multinational team dynamics, diversity and inclusion, and global leadership, among others.
Minna has published extensively on these topics in journals such as Human Relations, Applied Psychology, and Leadership Quarterly; her current research focuses on multiculturalism and equality in globalized workplaces. She has received awards and recognitions for her scholarship and service from the Academy of Management, among other professional bodies.
If would like to get involved in the activities of the GC, please contact Minna!
Global Committee Members
Name
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Affiliation
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Country
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Abiola Sarnecki
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RheinMain University of Applied Sciences
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Germany
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Ashley Fulmer
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Georgia State University
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USA
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Bård Kuvaas
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BI Norwegian Business School
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Norway
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Chia-Yen (Chad) Chiu
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University of Adelaide
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Australia
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Constanze Eib
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Uppsala University
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Sweden
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David Patient
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Vlerick Business School
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Belgium
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Farzana Ashraf
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Macquarie Business School
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Australia
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Gabriela Cuconato
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Case Western Reserve University
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USA
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Gloria Willhardt
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Justus-Liebig-University Giessen
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Germany
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Hongxia Peng
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Rouen Normandy University
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France
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I-Heng (Ray) Wu
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University of South Alabama
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USA
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Jeewon Cho
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Oregon State University
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USA
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Jelena Zikic
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York University
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Canada
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Julia Backmann
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University of Muenster
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Germany
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Juliana Carvalho
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Fundação Getulio Vargas
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Brazil
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Katja Wehrle
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Justus-Liebig-University Giessen
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Germany
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Kyle Ehrhardt
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University of Colorado Denver
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USA
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Maikki Diehl
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Aalto School of Business
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Finland
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Marylene Gagne
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Curtin University
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Australia
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Minna Paunova
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Copenhagen Business School
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Denmark
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Monica Sharif
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California State University, Los Angeles
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USA
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Muhammad Faisal
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RMIT University
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Australia
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Niki Panteli
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Lancaster University
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UK
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Noha El Attar
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Independent Academic
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France
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Rob Litchfield
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Washington & Jefferson College
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USA
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Silja Hartmann
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Technische Universität Berlin
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Germany
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Tamara Hernandez
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Adolfo Ibanez University
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Chile
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Tatiana Andreeva
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Maynooth University
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Ireland
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Tomoki Sekiguchi
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Kyoto University
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Japan
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Ulrich Leicht-Deobald
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Trinity College Dublin
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Ireland
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Ying Chen
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University of Rhode Island
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USA
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