Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management

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Founded in 1985, the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM) is a professional body representing management educators, practitioners, and researchers in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ).

Membership is open to individuals from ANZ and overseas, and institutions (most ANZ universities are members). Individual membership is recognized in five levels, with recognized Australian post-nominal letters:

1. ANZAM Life Fellow (ANZAM-L)
2. ANZAM Fellow (ANZAM-F)
3. ANZAM Professional Member (ANZAM-M)
4. ANZAM Retired Member (ANZAM-R)
5. ANZAM Associate Member ANZAM-A)

Journal of Management and Organization (JMO), which is listed in the Social Sciences Citation Index.^[1]

ANZAM Conducts an annual conference, normally in major cities in either Australia or New Zealand.^[2]

ANZAM is affiliated with the (US-Based) Academy of Management.^[3]

• Greg Bamber, Professor, Department of Management, Monash University

Official Website