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We are now less than a month away from MIT’s 8th annual ETA conference (Feb 16)! I am incredibly proud of the work that our team has done to pull together an incredible event. We expect to welcome around 450 students, searchers, investors, and service providers to campus for what promises to be a high value program. In our second go round, Pedro Russell and I have learned a few things, and have been fortunate to be joined by an exceptional team. 🎯 Our Threefold Goals: 1. Equip students and searchers with advanced tactical knowledge in ETA. 2. Foster crucial dialogues on pressing issues in the ETA ecosystem. 3. Create impactful networking leading to raised capital, partnerships and collaborations. 📅 Agenda Highlights: Feb 15, 2pm-8pm: Tactical workshops on small business acquisition and a networking session for aspiring searchers seeking partners. Feb 16, 8:30am-4pm: Main event with 9 panels, 2 keynotes, and 450 attendees. Feb 17, Morning: Coffee chats between investors and fundraising students hosted at MIT. 🔊 Speakers Lineup: A. J. Wasserstein, Alessandro C. Alfonso Blohm, Allegra Stennett, Andy Canales, Ania Aliev, Anthony Walker Archie L. Jones, Jr., CPA, NACD.DC Arielle M. Lawrence Emilio Ruiz Padilla Enrico Magnani Esteban Kallay Felipe Corcuera Habsburg Frank Van Lint Germán Canale Segovia Jaime A. Jane Kaggwa Snow Jason Jackson Jenna Whigham Joachim de Belgique Jordan P. Carter Jose Stella Julien Ham-Ying Keith Burns Kent Weaver Linda Drabik Lisa Forrest Mark Anderegg Mark Valdez Marty Brown Max Schaefer Meg Paulus Michael Aubrey Nicholas Qiu Patricia Riopel Quadri Oguntade Raam Jani Reggie Carter Rich Littlehale Rob LeBlanc Sandro Mina Sara Rosenthal Scott Barstow Steve Divitkos Stephen Goddard Trish Higgins Will Smith 💨 Tickets Selling Fast: Don't miss out – secure your spot now - https://lnkd.in/e9JJWE_U Follow ETA@MIT for updates.

"We are now less than a month away from MIT’s 8th annual ETA conference (Feb 16)! I am incredibly proud of the work that our team has done to pull together an incredible event. We expect to welcome around 450 students, searchers, investors, and service providers to campus for what promises to be a high value program. In our second go round, Pedro Russell and I have learned a few things, and have been fortunate to be joined by an exceptional team. 🎯 Our Threefold Goals: 1. Equip students and searchers with advanced tactical knowledge in ETA. 2. Foster crucial dialogues on pressing issues in the ETA ecosystem. 3. Create impactful networking leading to raised capital, partnerships and collaborations. 📅 Agenda Highlights: Feb 15, 2pm-8pm: Tactical workshops on small business acquisition and a networking session for aspiring searchers seeking partners. Feb 16, 8:30am-4pm: Main event with 9 panels, 2 keynotes, and 450 attendees. Feb 17, Morning: Coffee chats between investors and fundraising students hosted at MIT. 🔊 Speakers Lineup: A. J. Wasserstein, Alessandro Conti Alfonso Blohm, Allegra Stennett, Andy Canales, Ania Aliev, Anthony Walker Archie L. Jones, Jr., CPA, NACD.DC Arielle M. Lawrence Emilio Ruiz Padilla Enrico Magnani Esteban Kallay Felipe Corcuera Habsburg Frank Van Lint Germán Canale Segovia Jaime A. Jane Kaggwa Snow Jason Jackson Jenna Whigham Joachim de Belgique Jordan P. Carter Jose Stella Julien Ham-Ying Keith Burns Kent Weaver Linda Drabik Lisa Forrest Mark Anderegg Mark Valdez Marty Brown Max Schaefer Meg Paulus Michael Aubrey Nicholas Qiu Patricia Riopel Quadri Oguntade Raam Jani Reggie Carter Rich Littlehale Rob LeBlanc Sandro Mina Sara Rosenthal Scott Barstow Steve Divitkos Stephen Goddard Trish Higgins Will Smith 💨 Tickets Selling Fast: Don't miss out – secure your spot now - https://lnkd.in/e9JJWE_U Follow ETA@MIT for updates." -Dan Giambrone, CFA" https://lnkd.in/eAyhqTHD

Ready to unlock the power of big data for impactful learning? 📚 We're on a mission to: - Uncover the latest EdTech innovations: Join us as we explore the newest tools and trends pushing the boundaries of data-driven learning. - Connect with visionary educators and leaders: Share your thoughts, exchange ideas, and build partnerships that empower future generations. - Fuel the education revolution: Let's discuss how data can unlock personalised learning, improve decision-making, and bridge the skills gap. Let's be proactive with facts rather than reactive with information shared. 👉 Want to connect? Here's how: 1) Look for the Ei Square® team roaming the halls – we're eager to chat! 2) Drop me a message on LinkedIn – would love to schedule a chat or coffee meetup. Let's make Bett 2024 a catalyst for data-driven progress in education! We can't wait to see you there. Bett Global #Bett2024 #EdTech #EducationRevolution

1EdTech is a proud promotional partner of the Convergence: Credential Innovation in Higher Education conference! We hope to see you in New Orleans from September 30 to October 2. Convergence attendees will examine new and emerging trends and models for alternative credentials, especially at the institutional level. 1EdTech members are participating in this year's Convergence agenda. Topics include a Concurrent Session on "Alternative Credentials Get Digital," a Stop & Share on "Delivering Comprehensive and Meaningful Credentials through Standards," and a Lunch & Learn on "Collaborations for Quality." Learn more and register at upcea.edu/convergence before it sells out again. Register by July 8 for the best rate.

The first TCX event hosted by the University of York is open for proposals. Join the TCX-YORK conference in York, England, from June 25th to 27th, 2025, and engage in discussions around the Organizing for Transformations. You can contribute in three ways: present your research or practice-focused study, lead an experiential practice session, or participate in interactive events. This gathering will be intentionally intimate, with a maximum of 100 participants. Learn more about the themes, submission criteria, and how to get involved➡️ https://ow.ly/ptaE50TpWwa

We are excited to share that on Thursday, October 24th, Worcester Polytechnic Institute is hosting the 6th Annual New England Chapter of the Association for Information Systems (NEAIS) Conference on campus. 📅 ℹ 🤝 NEAIS promotes the exchange of ideas, experiences and knowledge among information system scholars and professionals engaged in the devleopment, management, and use of information and communications systems and technology. Another goal of NEAIS is to develop academic/industry alliances with companies for research and testing. 💡 The conference will include parallel presentation sessions, keynote speakers, and panel sessions. In addition, there will be speakers from academia and industry from across the Northeast region and beyond. 🎤 📊 Registration is required to attend, but there is no conference fee. Registration link will be provided on the conference website at a later date. All conference participants must join the NEAIS chapter before or at the beginning of the conference (the NEAIS membership fee is $10/Annual and free for doctoral students and Retired/Emeritus faculty). 📝 💼 Shoutout to Conference Chair Bengisu Tulu, WPI Business School Department Head Diane Strong, and faculty members Daniel N. Treku, PhD and Nima Kordzadeh for putting together what's shaping up to be an amazing conference! 🎉 👏 To learn more about NEAIS and the conference, click the link below: https://lnkd.in/eYAHHhUG #wpi #businessschool #wpimeansbusiness #informationsystems #conference #ideas #sharing #bestpractices #partnership #research #teaching

Hi all, AERA begins tomorrow, the largest educational research conference in the country. I think this will be my 18th time going and I so look forward to it; it's like a giant family reunion. Some thoughts for folks who might be new to the conference, or grad students presenting for the first time: 1. This event is huge, busy, and often intimidating. Every author of every ed book you've read and admired is floating around. No worries. You belong there. Every person in the convention center was exactly where you are at some point, walking around not sure where their session room is and wondering if this was the right outfit to wear. 2. For junior faculty who have recently graduated, TAKE UP SPACE. There are times you feel very, very small and like you are out of your depth. The vast majority of people in the room care about young folks coming up and want you to do well. If you are presenting for the first time, I can pretty much guarantee that you are more prepared than the more seasoned scholars. Good discussants and Chairs will protect you from goofy questions or posturing. That said, stick to your time limit and you will be a star. 3. Go to a session that you generally wouldn't go to. Some of the best sessions I've attended are ones outside my field, where I see other researchers using theories or techniques in ways I hadn't thought of before. 4. Interfacing with tons of new people, especially post covid, takes a lot of energy. You don't need to attend every session on the calendar. Go take a stroll, sit on a bench, and be thrilled when someone you admire randomly sits down besides you (it happened to me last year). Happy conference! Kerri

Here's a super opportunity for all Grounded Theory Researchers to make their work known among the international GT research community. As well as to gain insights from the sharing of master Grounded Theory researchers. Do take a look and browse through for more details below. #GroundedTheoryConference #GroundedTheoryResearch #GroundedTheory Meanwhile - Stay Curious. Stay Informed. Stay Empowered!

Please join us at the conference "Grounded Theory Futures" and immerse yourself in a world of grounded theories and methodological exploration. How to use this online conference: There are 30 hours of live sessions  from 05:00 UTC+0 until 20.00 UTC+0 on each of 19th September and 20th September, 2024. The conference will be open continuously for 48 hours from 05.00 UTC+0 on 19th September until 04.59 UTC+0 on 21st September. Choose what you attend live according to your interest and timezone and watch earlier presentations on-demand. Network using video calls and text chat at any time during the 2 day conference period. The conference will remain accessible for one year for viewing on-demand. I am hoping that this enables flexible participation and that whenever you attend there will be people to meet and talk to. And although I can’t promise that, registrations are coming in from all across the world. There are three key events around which the theme of the conference revolves. Barry Gibson will examine pivotal developments in the light of the history of grounded theory to demonstrate how ‘time-tripping’ and ‘retro-casting’ have enabled all versions of grounded theory to develop in productive tension with each other. Cathy Urquhart chairs the panel responding to Professor Gibson’s analysis and discusses the future of grounded theory. Antony Bryant will seek to bring together key issues and ideas from the conference, and invite contributions from attendees, in the session “Moving Forward with Grounded Theory”. The two sessions of Professors Gibson and Urquhart will take place on the first day of the conference and they will also hold Q&A sessions on the second day. Professor Bryant’s session will run twice on the second day of the conference. This will mean that wherever you are in the world, you should be able to attend a live session with each of these renowned authors and grounded theorists. Dr Elaine Keane is currently exploring the possibility of a special issue with a highly regarded international journal to capture the momentum of the conference. One last thing: grounded theorists are widely dispersed geographically and academically, so please spread the word - thank you for your help #groundedtheory #groundedtheoryconference Cathy Urquhart Barry Gibson Keane Elaine Vivian Martin Tom Andrews

🎺 Submissions to the AIMOS 2024 conference in Canberra are open. You can submit using the Google form https://lnkd.in/gtiiiHGH. Our submission categories are different to most conferences. You can propose:  - Lightning talks - Short talks of no longer than five minutes to be presented in "Lightning Panel" groups. - Workshops - Should be presented by experienced researchers who give -guided instruction and training on a particular topic. - Hackathons - A hands-on project with a clear end goal. - Discussion groups - Unstructured but with a focal issue or question.   Submissions will close on Monday 2nd September at midnight Australian Eastern Standard Time. All submissions will be peer reviewed and we aim to provide all outcomes within two weeks of closing.