AIMS
AIMS (Association Internationale de Management Stratégique) is the leading French-language association of teachers and researchers in management, strategy and organization.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
AIMS, the Association Internationale de Management Stratégique, is described on its official site as the leading French-language association of teachers and researchers in management, strategy and organization. Its mission is to promote work in strategic and organizational management, to support its dissemination, and to help its members in their professional development. It was founded in 1991 and was chaired for a decade by Alain Noel. Its members are university and grande école researchers as well as practitioners from companies and public organizations interested in management, strategy and organization research. Its official journal is M@n@gement.
History
AIMS was founded in 1991 and was chaired for a decade by Alain Noel. Its first council brought together Alain Noel, Pierre Dussauge, Thomas Durand, Francis Bidault, Christian Koenig, Roland Calori, Georges Blanc, Alain-Charles Martinet, Gérard Koeing, Massimo Colombo, Hervé Laroche, Michel Marchesnay, Jean-Marie Toulouse, Yves Doz and Henri Mintzberg. The association's official journal is M@n@gement, which aims to be the scientific reference across the French-speaking world for the best research in the fields covered by AIMS and to disseminate it internationally. AIMS also has a partnership with two other organizations. Its 35th conference is scheduled in Saint-Etienne from 2 to 5 June 2026.
Products and positioning
The leading French-language association of teachers and researchers in management, strategy and organization.
Recent events
AIMS and VSF announce Summer Sessions partnership[4]
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AIMS and the Video Services Forum partnered to offer the Summer Sessions, a series of recorded presentations on media-over-IP workflows planned to run from May 29 through September 4.
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