Academy of Management

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Academy of Management

Formation	1936
Type	Professional body
Headquarters	Valhalla, New York
Membership	nearly 20,000
President	Sharon A. Alvarez
Immediate Past President	Amy Hillman
President-Elect	Peter A. Bamberger
Vice President/Program Chair	Tammy L. Madsen
Website	aom.org

The Academy of Management is a professional association for scholars of management and organizations that was established in 1936.^[1] It publishes several academic journals, organizes conferences, and provides others forums for management professors and managers to communicate research and ideas.

The academy publishes the following academic journals:

• Academy of Management Journal
• Academy of Management Review
• Academy of Management Perspectives (formerly Academy of Management Executive)
• Academy of Management Learning and Education
• Academy of Management Annals
• Academy of Management Discoveries
• Academy of Management Insights

The first three journals were ranked in the top 40 business journals in the world in 2006 by the Financial Times.^[2]

• Human resources development
• Human resource management
• Industrial and organizational psychology
• Industrial sociology

• Official website