Awards
ANZAM has a number of Awards, presented in conjunction with its Annual Conference in December each year.
It also recognises outstanding scholarship, education, and service to the organisation. The awards include:
- Doctoral Workshop Poster awards
- Conference Stream chairs
- Conference Best Reviewers
- Conference Best papers per Stream
- Overall – Best Conference paper and/or Best Student Conference paper
- Other Conference awards, including for 2025: Outstanding Contemporary Contribution in Management and the paper most aligned to the Conference theme, sponsored by the Australian Journal of Management.
- ANZAM Excellence Awards
- Fellow and/or Life Fellow Awards
- Special Interest Group Awards
For 2025 the Awards included:
2025 ANZAM Conference Stream Chairs
– Conference Stream Chairs receive 12 months of ANZAM membership –
2025 ANZAM Conference Best Reviewers
2025 ANZAM Conference Best Paper per Stream
2025 Best Conference Paper and Best Student Conference Paper:
– Received a Cash prize of $1500 from ANZAM –
Winning paper: #216 – Beyond reductionism: How Māori manage the paradox of environmental
sustainability in business. (Xiaoliang Niu, Jason Mika, Amber Nicholson, Paresha Sinha)
2025 *New Award for 2025* Outstanding Contemporary Contribution in Management Award:
Winning paper: #105 – Disrupting the status quo: Valuing management education-focused
academic pathways in business schools. (Lisa Callagher, Paul Hibbert)
2025 Australian Journal of Management Award – Best Paper aligned to the Conference Theme:
– Received a Cash prize of $1000 from the Australian Journal of Management –
Winning Paper: #227 – The Glass Crown: When and Why Female Leaders Are Punished More
Severely for Engaging in Unethical Behavior. (Yixin Tian, Dong Pei, Kenneth Tai, Anjier Chen)
2025 Life Fellow Nominations:
– Receive ANZAM Life membership –
- Professor Kerry Brown, Edith Cowan University
- Professor Ros Cameron, Torrens University
- Professor Ann Dadich, Western Sydney University
2025 Doctoral Workshop Poster Award winners:
- Sabreen Kaur, Monash University
- Rakiza Hussein, Griffith University
- Chelsea L. Benincasa, University of South Australia
- Maria Tournour, University of Adelaide
The award winners received a cash prize of $500 each. Proudly sponsored by: RMIT, The Bridge International, KPMG and The Geelong Chamber of Commerce.
ANZAM Indigenous Issues Special Interest Group – 2025 $500 Scholarship awarded to:
- Nicole Copley, University of Melbourne