The FPM Research Colloquium 2025, hosted by ISBR Business School, marked a remarkable milestone in the academic journey of the Fellow Program in Management (FPM) 2024 Batch.
Themed “Advancing Research Horizons: Bridging Theory and Practice,” the event highlighted ISBR’s strong commitment to integrating academic inquiry with real-world challenges in the field of management. The colloquium provided a transformative platform for scholars to present pioneering research, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and receive insightful feedback from both academic leaders and industry practitioners.
Bridging Theory with Practice in Management Research
The primary objective of the FPM Research Colloquium was to foster interdisciplinary research, refine research methodologies, and encourage intellectual collaboration. Research scholars addressed contemporary challenges across several domains, including:
- Digital Transformation in Management
- Ethical Dilemmas in Academic Research
- Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility
- Industry-Academia Collaboration Models
Each research paper presentation strengthened the scholars’ ability to align rigorous theoretical frameworks with practical business applications, an essential aspect for impactful management research.
Leadership Behind the Success
The seamless organization of the colloquium was led by:
- Dr. M.R. Jhansi Rani (Professor & Director – Research)
- Dr. Anand Shankar Raja M (Assistant Professor & Research Manager)
- Mr. Badhri Narayanaa P (Research Coordinator)
Shaping Future Research Leaders
The FPM Research Colloquium 2025 not only provided an enriching learning experience but also set the stage for future academic excellence and collaborative research initiatives. By encouraging scholars to tackle contemporary management issues through robust research methodologies, ISBR Business School reaffirmed its reputation as a premier institution driving cutting-edge management research.
As management studies continue to evolve, platforms like the FPM Research Colloquium play a crucial role in advancing interdisciplinary research and shaping future thought leaders committed to academic rigor and societal impact.