Strategic Management and Leadership
We teach and conduct research in the fields of strategic management, strategic leadership and entrepreneurship, sustainable management of discontinuous innovation and digital technologies, as well as managerial and corporate communication.
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Seminar talk at UC Berkeley
Prof. Dr. Graf-Vlachy presents study on role behavior of top executives

Working student position at VOSS in calculation and project management department
VOSS Fluid is a leading manufacturer of hydraulic connection technology and system supplier of ready-to-install hydraulic lines

Presentations at ICSE, TechDebt, and Monash University
Prof. Dr. Graf-Vlachy presents work on software engineers and top executives

Editorial review board of the Academy of Management Review
Prof. Dr. Graf-Vlachy to serve on the editorial review board of prestigious journal

Study on customer orientation and digital platforms
Publication of the professorship in the Journal of Business Research

Seminar lecture at the invitation of Copenhagen Business School
Prof. Dr. Graf-Vlachy talks about personal values of top executives and consequences for companies

Participation in research colloquium in Nuremberg
Members of the Professorship for Strategic Management and Leadership present and discuss current research in management

Can social scientists predict social change?
Study on the accuracy of predictions by social scientists published in nature human behaviour

Talk at the US Army War College
Prof. Dr. Graf-Vlachy gives talk on personal values of leaders and strategic flexibility of organizations

How Ukrainians deal with the psychological pressures of war
New article in the International Journal of Social Psychiatry studies the mental health of Ukrainians and their coping strategies

How do the media cover established companies’ adoption of discontinuous innovations?
Prof. Dr. Graf-Vlachy publishes scientific article in the Journal of Product Innovation Management

How does it feel to defend your home country?
Journal article in European Psychiatry explores the mental health of combatants in Ukraine
