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EGOS 2023 COLLOQUIUM, CAGLIARI
What is EGOS
EGOS is a prestigious academic association committed to continuously expanding the frontiers of knowledge in the realm of organizations, organization processes, and the diverse contexts that shape their existence. But it's not just that. EGOS is also a hub for interaction, exchange, and professional growth for researchers and scholars from around the globe. The Annual Colloquium, is a global event that attracts over 2000 delegates from more than 60 different countries each year. It's a unique platfrom to share ideas, network, present ongoing research, and discuss future directions, all within a stimulating and dynamic environment. In other words, the EGOS Annual Colloquium is where knowledge meets community and research becomes a collective and engaging experience.
EGOS Principles and Values
At the heart of the EGOS Colloquium are the principles of sustainability and inclusion, which present a considerable challenge for organizers of the event. We firmly believe in the potential of hosting an event that leaves a significant cultural, social, and economic impact while maintaining a strong commitment to environmental sustainability. Cagliari is the perfect setting to showcase this potential. With this in mind, we have implemented an organizational and communication framework that champions sustainable practices and COXNUMX offset initiatives. Our goal is to minimize environmental impact, proving that sustainability is within reach, even when orchestrating large-scale events.
The 39th EGOS Colloquium is sponsored by the Autonomous Region of Sardinia.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
University of Cagliari | Cagliari, Italy
Organizing Committee
Maria Chiara Di Guardo (Chair) – diguardo@unica.it
Elona Marku (Co-chair) – elona.marku@unica.it
Francesca Cabiddu, Manuel Castriotta, Michela Loi, Andrea Tomo, Ludovica Moi, Maryia Zaitsava
Scientific Committee
Maria Chiara Di Guardo (Chair), University of Cagliari, Italy
Francesca Cabiddu, University of Cagliari, Italy
Anna Comacchio, University of Venice, Italy
Stefano Consiglio, University of Naples Federico II, Italy
Alessia Contu, University of Massachusetts, USA
Elena Dalpiaz, Imperial College London, UK
Maria Chiara Di Guardo, University of Cagliari, Italy
Santi Furnari, City, University of London, UK
Gianvito Lanzolla, City, University of London, UK
Marcello Martinez, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Italy
Lorenzo Mercurio, University of Naples Federico II, Italy
Gerardo Patriotta, University of Bath, UK
Barbara Quacquarelli, University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Patrizia Zanoni, Hasselt University, Belgium
THE COLLOQUIUM
When
Join us from July 5th to 8th, 2023: four days of enriching conference sessions, engaging events, and local activities.
Where
At the University of Cagliari: Campus Economia, Campus Ingegneria, and Campus Magistero.
Attendees
We expect 2500 participants from the world's leading Universities and Business Schools.
Theme
This year's Colloquium theme is "Organizing for the Good Life between Legacy and Imagination".
The Numbers of EGOS 2023 Colloquium
XNUMXth EGOS Colloquium
We are welcoming participants from XNUMX countries
We are expecting XNUMX attendees
We are collaborating with XNUMX companies
Practical Information for Attendees
Review
The local currency is Euro.
Smoking
Please note that smoking is not permitted in indoor spaces and on public transportation.
Mugs
VAT is applied to most goods and services.
Emergency contacts
Emergency number: 112.
Public transport
For public mobility in the city of Cagliari, use CTM
For surrounding areas, use ARST.
Climate
Expect warm and sunny weather in Cagliari in July, with temperatures ranging between 29 and 32 degrees Celsius.
Electricity and Telephony
The standard voltage is 230 volts
The telephone prefix is +39.
Time zone
Cagliari is in the Central European Summer Time Zone (CEST)
Getting to Cagliari
How to Get There:
Cagliari is the capital of Sardinia and is located on the coast of a wonderful island in the center of the Mediterranean Sea. It can be reached by ship or plane and it is advisable to purchase ship or plane tickets in time as the Conference takes place in the height of the Tourist Season.
Arriving by Air:
Cagliari is well-connected to major Italian and European cities via the Mario Mameli International Airport in Elmas.
You can check airlines and all domestic and international routes here: www.sogaer.it/
Arriving by Sea
Regular maritime connections are available from several mainland ports to the island and back. www.grimaldi-lines.com/en/
Other airports in Sardinia
Alghero – Fertilia (250 km from Cagliari)
Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (260 km from Cagliari)
Other ports in Sardinia
Arbatax Tortolì (140 km from Cagliari)
Porto Torres (240 km from Cagliari)
Olbia (260 km from Cagliari)
Golfo Aranci (280 km from Cagliari)
Main shipping companies
Grimaldi lines
GNV
Corsica Sardinia ferries
Tirrenia
