This year's Symposium will be held on 13th and 14th September 2024 in

Elton-Bowring Room 

at Clare College, Memorial Court, Queens Road, Cambridge, CB3 9AJ

Please use this specific post code when travelling to the Symposium as Clare College has multiple sites within the University of Cambridge.

Register for the Symposium

The format of the Symposium will be similar to those from previous years. The Symposium usually starts with lunch; lunch and refreshments are provided throughout the conference. The Symposium is free of charge.

You must register in order to attend the Symposium. You may choose whether you would like to attend day one, day two or the entire event (13 and/or 14 September) via the link provided.

All attendees will be responsible for all of their own travel, visa, travel arrangements to Cambridge and their accommodation.

Registration Closes on the 23rd of August 2024

Book for the Symposium Dinners (optional)

There will be a dinner on each day of the symposium with limited availability. Dinners are reserved for Symposium attendees only. Speakers, discussants, keynote speakers and organisers are not required to register or pay for dinners. Other attendees will be expected to cover the cost (£40 per person per dinner) of their dinner upon booking; this charge has been introduced to reduce non attendance and the waste of food. Attendees employed by The University of Cambridge will be reimbursed for this payment provided they attend the dinner.

REGISTER HERE 

Book your Accommodation  

This accommodation is reserved for Symposium attendees only at a special rate. 

Accommodation is offered at the conference venue, Clare College, Memorial Court, Queens Road, Cambridge, CB3 9AJ. Once you have registered, email us at cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk to acquire the discount code then, head to this Clare B&B link to book your stay.

Accommodation at The University Arms Cambridge is also offered for the Conference at special rates, University Arms Regent Street, Cambridge CB2 1AD. 

For any enquiries about this event please email cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk. 

• Brianna Chang  (Wisconsin School of Business)

• Giles Chemla (Imperial College London)

• Joanne Chen (Boston University, Contract Corporate)

• Shiqi Chen (University of Lancaster)

• Jesse Davis (University of North Carolina)

• Brett Green (Washington University in St Louis)

• Chong Huang (University of California - Irvine, Coordination, Global Game)

• Jing Huang (Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University)

• Roman Inderst (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

• Ron Kaniel (University of Rochester - Simon Business School)

• Konstantin Milbradt (Northwest University, Kellogg School of Management)

• Martin Oehmke (London School of Economics and Political Science)

• Uday Ranjan (University of Michigan)

• Linda Schilling (Washington University of St Louis)

• Giulio Trigilia (University of Rochester - Simon Business School)

• Paul Voss (École des hautes études commerciales de Paris)

• Andrew Winton (University of Minnesota)

• Yufeng Wu (The Ohio State University - Fisher College of Business)

• David Xu (Southern Methodist university - Cox School of Business)

• Liyan Yang (University of Toronto)