Invitation to the 2025 Global Conference on Creating Value
At a time of rapid transformation in business ecosystems, the conference brings together business leaders, policy makers and academics to discuss strategies for creating and realising value.
The conference will include presentations and panel discussions on changing definitions and measurement of value, value creation in fast-changing industries such as automotive, aviation and health technology, and teaching value and value creation.
As Imperial does best, this conference will spotlight excellence in research with a dedicated session where standout researchers and doctoral students present their latest work. An opportunity to gain insights into cutting-edge research, real-world applications, and emerging frameworks shaping the future of value creation.
Conference programme
The conference programme includes presentations and panel discussions on the latest thinking on changing definitions and measurement of value, value creation in fast-changing industries, and teaching value and value creation. After the conference, on the morning of 21 November, there will be a workshop on ‘Tri-Sector Innovation’, a strategic framework that integrates the compelling resources and capabilities of the private, public, and social sectors to create value.
Conference chairs
Gautam Mahajan
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Gautam Mahajan, Founder Editor of Journal of Creating Value, President of Customer Value Foundation
James Barlow
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James Barlow, Professor of Technology and Innovation Management, Imperial Business School
Fees and registration
Conference fee: GBP 500.00 (Students GBP 250.00). Register here.
Who should come
The conference will be useful for participants in improving their businesses and careers, and in networking and understanding value and how to create it. A half-day workshop on practical aspects of value creation will be held after the conference – more details to follow.
Where to Stay & What to Do
We’ve curated a selection of local hotels, restaurants and attractions near Imperial Business School to help with your planning. If you’re open to staying slightly farther afield—just a few stops by Tube or a short taxi ride—you may find a wider range of accommodation options and better value for money.
Collaboration
The conference is brought to you in collaboration with the Centre for Sectoral Economic Performance (CSEP), the Creating Value Alliance and the Journal of Creating Value. If you would like further information, please contact James Barlow – j.barlow@imperial.ac.uk or Gautam Mahajan – gautam.mahajan@gmail.com.
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