The network organizes an annual one-day conference designed for early-career SEI researchers from top business schools in and around London. This event provides the unique opportunity to strengthen peer connections, spark inter-institutional collaborations, and meet faculty from all across London.
We invite original single-authored and co-authored papers and paper proposals in the following subject areas:
Important Dates
CFP Submission Deadline: Friday, 21 November 2025 at 23:59 GMT
Notification of CFP outcomes: Early December 2025
Registration Deadline: Friday, 12 December 2025 at 23:59 GMT
Conference: Friday, 9 January 2026
UCL School of Management
Due to security restrictions at One Canada Square, all attendees must register in advance. Walk-ins will not be permitted.
Registered participants will receive a QR code from building management, which is required for building access on the day of the conference. Individuals without a QR code will not be able to enter the building.
Please email the organizing team with any questions about this process.
The next generation of academics came together to share their projects and ideas in a Bayes Business School-inspired Strategy, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation (SEI) Research Day.
The event gave the opportunity for PhD students at London, Cambridge and Oxford-based universities to present their research and network with peers and faculty.
This year's event welcomed more than 60 faculty and students from Bayes, Imperial College Business School, King's College London Business School, London Business School, The University of Cambridge Judge Business School, UCL School of Management, and The University of Oxford Saïd Business School.
The research presented varied from early-stage work to more developed ideas, with academics from across Bayes attending the sessions.
By Luke Lambert (Senior Communications Officer at Bayes Business School)
Fascinating discussion at the London Strategy, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation research day at @BayesBSchool ... pic.twitter.com/MvHsFNvf6H
— Konstantin Scheuermann (@scheuermann_k) November 30, 2022