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Are you going to Chicago for the Academy of Management Meeting? Join us for a walk! Walking together is great for our health! Among many benefits, It boosts our energy and improves our mood, and let's agree, we all need that to go through a fantastic conference such as AoM. At RGCS, we're not just walking, we're having fun while we do it! It's a unique way to learn and connect with others. Open Walked Event-based Experimentations, or simply OWEE, is an approach close to the spirit of the French dérive (drift) practice. The idea is to introduce improvisation to the walk. Improvisation is key in the flow of the walk and fuzzy temporal and spatial boundaries for our events. "Walking and talking is a powerful combination. It effectively mixes people. You can avoid someone in a "safe" seminar room or event convention centre, but in a crowded metro, bus or tramway, you may end up speaking to whoever just happens to be near you. When there is a large diversity of stakeholders – academics, entrepreneurs, representatives of public institutions, journalists – walking works as a powerful engine to break down barriers and create new synergies." (RGCS White Paper, 2018) Register at https://lnkd.in/evuh4i9A Stefan Haefliger Alessandra Migliore Gislene Haubrich François-Xavier de Vaujany Michel Ajzen Katie Stephenson

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