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Business Innovation and Research | An American University in Rome
Business Innovation Research
Business Innovation and Research | An American University in Rome

Business Innovation and Research

The aim of the annual research workshop is to create a forum for academic exchange between professors and students at the FJG School of Business. The workshops seek to encourage faculty members and students to share their research, knowledge, and expertise, and to foster an open dialogue that can lead to a better understanding of the opportunities that exist in the research environment.

Through interactive sessions and discussions, the workshops explore key issues in different fields and identify ways in which professors and students can work together to address them. Ultimately, the goal of the workshops is to facilitate the transfer of knowledge and promote a culture of collaboration and innovation.

UPCOMING WORKSHOP

On June 13, 2025, the JCU Department of Business Administration will hold the fourth edition of the Frank J. Guarini School of Business’ series of Research Workshops, organized by Professors Silvia Carnini Pulino and Angelo Baccelloni.

The faculty of the Frank J. Guarini School of Business is cordially invited to submit and present their research during the research workshops. Students with demonstrated excellence in research (some examples include but are not limited to: an outstanding research paper or a case study, successful participation in the Learn-Do-Share program, or student research assistantship) can be nominated directly by their professors and invited to present the results of their research at the workshop. 

STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION

  • The workshop will start at 10:00 AM with an introduction by the Director of the School of Business, Prof. Silvia Carnini Pulino 
  • From 10:15 AM to 11:45 AM, faculty members and students will be given a designated time slot to present their research. Following the presentation, there will be time for questions and discussion. 
  • The workshop will conclude at 12:00 pm with closing remarks from the Director of the School and a light lunch offered by the School of Business. 

HOW TO SUBMIT

  • Participants can discuss their research in the fields of Business, Management, Economics, Finance, Marketing, Organization, Psychology, Ethics, New Technologies and beyond. Presentations during the workshop can revolve around the diverse topics presented by the speakers. The workshop aims to foster an interdisciplinary atmosphere, and papers from every department within the university will undergo review and acceptance. Acceptance is contingent upon the volume of submissions received and will be communicated before the workshop.

FOLLOW-UP AND RESEARCH NOTEBOOK

After the workshop, the selected papers and extended abstracts that have been presented will be published in the second Research Notebook (with an ISBN) of the Frank J. Guarini School of Business.