[IACM List] Congratulations to 2020 IACM Fellows

[Mara Olekalns]

Dear IACM Community

In 2017, IACM passed a resolution to establish the IACM Fellows.  Election as an IACM Fellow recognises the distinguished scholarly contribution an individual has made to the field of conflict management.  Individuals are elected as IACM Fellows on the basis of contributions that are meaningful and notable; have had an impact; and, are sustained.   The contribution may be theoretical, practical, or empirical.


This year, the IACM Committee of Fellows congratulates

Laurie Weingart, Richard M. and Margaret S. Cyert Professor of Organizational Behavior and Theory,
Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)


Ray Friedman, Brownlee O. Currey Professor of Management
Owen Graduate School of Management, Vanderbilt University,

on their election as IACM Fellows.

The 2020 Fellows will be honored at IACM's Awards Banquet, held during the annual meeting in Charleston.

You will also be able to hear them speak at the IACM Fellows Panel session, during the conference.


Our warmest congratulations to the 2020 IACM Fellows.


A full list of IACM Fellows may be found at https://iafcm.org/index.php/fellows/


Mara Olekalns,
Chair, IACM Committee of Fellows




Mara Olekalns

Professor of Management (Negotiations)

Melbourne Business School

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