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University of Bolton, why we are the right choice
Location - Bolton, Greater Manchester
The Centre for Leadership and Empowerment at the University of Greater Manchester, in collaboration with the Global and Sustainable Business Futures Research Cluster at the University of Bradford and the SHE Inspires Foundation is proud to host a Joint conference titled Empowering Leaders for Global Contemporary Businesses on its beautiful campus in Bolton from the Monday 27 to Wednesday 29 of October 2025.
This pioneering event brings together scholars, practitioners, industry leaders, and changemakers to explore leadership strategies and approaches, sustainable business practices, and strategic innovation within contemporary global enterprises. Positioned at the intersection of academic research and real-world impact, the conference aims to spark meaningful dialogue and inspire actionable insights towards a more empowered, equitable, and future-oriented business landscape.
This joint conference aims to advance current understandings of empowering leadership within the context of contemporary global business. In this conference, we welcome submissions that offer novel insights, challenge conventional wisdom, or present evidence-based practice across a range of leadership and organisational contexts. Topics may include, but are not limited to:
This conference is for academics and practitioners who are interested in developing the leadership and managerial capacity to succeed within a dynamic environment. Our purpose is to create a meaningful dialogue between academics and practitioners by creating space for debate in the following three formats. However, participation in the conference is also possible without a submission.
While we encourage submissions linked to the conference theme, we also welcome work on any theme linked to research on leadership and allied fields.
Submissions to the conference should be in the form of a 750-word (excluding references) abstract and should be forwarded to the conference organisers on or before Friday 13 of June 2025 at w.nandini@bolton.ac.uk or r.hasmi2@bolton.ac.uk
The conference committee will consider abstracts after the deadline, and decisions are communicated within two weeks.
Further information can be found here