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Session Overview
Location: T 16.02
Date: Saturday, 21/Oct/2023
4:45pm - 6:15pmPS III.8: Power
Location: T 16.02
Session Chair: Ryan Krause, Texas Christian University, United States of America
 
ID: 268 / PS III.8: 1
Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership
Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical)
Keywords: Influence, board of directors, gender, competence, fuzzy set

Towards a configurational theory of director influence within the board.

Michelle Weck1, Dennis Veltrop2, Ryan Krause3, Jana Oehmichen1, Floor Rink2

1University of Mainz; 2University of Groningen; 3Neeley School of Business;



ID: 255 / PS III.8: 2
Track E: Self Governance and Internal Corporate Governance Mechanisms
Submission Type: Full-paper (conceptual)
Keywords: stewardship, behavioral governance, motivational intentions, meta-synthesis, behavioral model

FROM AMBIVALENCE TO STEWARDSHIP COMMITMENT – TOWARD A BEHAVIORAL MODEL OF STEWARDSHIP GOVERNANCE

Hans van Ees1, Christina Hoon2, Constantin Zeif2, Anne Sanders2

1university of groningen, Netherlands, The; 2Bielefeld University, Germany;



This paper has been recommended for the best paper award.
ID: 300 / PS III.8: 3
Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership
Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical)
Keywords: Directors, Power, CEOs, Behavioral Governance

Director Exits after Power Struggles with the CEO

Jill Ann Brown1, Andrew Ward2, Punit Arora3, Cynthia Clark4

1Bentley University, United States of America; 2Lehigh University; 3City College of New York; 4Bentley University;



ID: 250 / PS III.8: 4
Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership
Submission Type: Full-paper (conceptual)
Keywords: CEO power; review; executive compensation, upper echelon theory; agency theory; firm outcomes

POWER AT THE TOP: AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW OF CEO POWER

Sibel Ozgen1, Ann Mooney1, Yuyang Zhou2

1Stevens Institute of Technology, United States of America; 2Bentley University;

 
Date: Sunday, 22/Oct/2023
9:30am - 11:00amPS IV.6: Psych
Location: T 16.02
Session Chair: Shuxing Yin, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
 
ID: 228 / PS IV.6: 1
Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership
Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical)
Keywords: CEO Personality, Big Five, Neuroticism, Trait Activation, Climate Change

Uncovering Trait Activation within the Big Five Framework: An Analysis of CEO Neuroticism and Climate Change Action

Ben Dalka1, Sebastian Firk2, Yannik Gehrke1, Michael Wolff1

1University of Goettingen, Germany; 2University of Groningen, The Netherlands;



ID: 116 / PS IV.6: 2
Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership
Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical)
Keywords: Board of directors; Peer death experience; Mortality awareness; Individual traits; Corporate policies.

Peer Death Experience and Corporate Policies

Oleksandr Talavera1, Shuxing Yin2, Mao Zhang3

1Department of Economics, University of Birmingham; 2Management School, University of Sheffield; 3School of Management, University of St Andrews;



ID: 188 / PS IV.6: 3
Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership
Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical)
Keywords: CEO cognitive complexity, competitive repertoire complexity, board control and advice, upper echelons theory, corporate governance

The double-edged sword of CEO cognitive complexity: The relationship with competitive repertoire complexity in different control and advice contexts

Johanna Eichhorn1, Michelle K. Weck1, Jan C. Hennig2, Jana Oehmichen1

1Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany; 2Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, the Netherlands;



ID: 261 / PS IV.6: 4
Track B: Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership
Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical)
Keywords: Name letter effect; Implicit egotism; CEO compensation; Board of directors

Is it Me or is it You? CEO-Director Forename Commonality, Implicit Egotism, and CEO Compensation

Sebastian Firk1, Jan Hennig1, Hauke Meyer2

1University of Groningen, Netherlands, The; 2University of Göttingen, Germany;

 

 
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