Who steps up after a merger? The effects of boundary-spanning on post-merger taking charge behavior
Session Details
The presentation is part of Session 1781: Innovation and the Role of Diversity, Inclusion and Networks. The session consists of the following four presentations:
Who steps up after a merger? The effects of boundary-spanning on post-merger taking charge behavior by Stefan Breet, Lotte Glaser and Justin Jansen. Discussant(s): Slobodan Kacanski
New inter-organizational knowledge tie formation after firm relocation: Investigating the impact of the spatial, relational, and temporal contexts by Leon A.G. Oerlemans, Melda Atakhan-Kenneweg and Jörg Raab. Discussant(s): Stefan Breet
How strong are relationships between board members and their audit partners? A network analysis of the EY and KPMG merger case by Slobodan Kacanski, Kim Klarskov Jeppesen and Peng Wang. Discussant(s): Leon Oerlemans
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