A key member of the dedicated team based at the EIASM headquarters in Brussels, Caroline guarantees the smooth functioning of the EIASM activities, and the development, servicing and systematic updating of the EIASM network. As bookkeeper, Caroline also supports the administration of all the EIASM-based Associations.The European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management (EIASM) provides in Brussels the headquarters, handles the administration, and was often instrumental in the creation, of the following professional associations: EAA, EUROPEAN ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION & Associated Journals: EAR and AinEEARIE, EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH IN INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS & Associated Journal: IJIOEDAMBA, EUROPEAN DOCTORAL PROGRAMMES ASSOCIATION IN MANAGEMENTAND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONEFA, EUROPEAN FINANCE ASSOCIATION & Associated Journal: Review of FinanceEIBA, EUROPEAN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ACADEMY & Associated Journal: IBREMAC, EUROPEAN MARKETING ACADEMY & Associated Journal: IJRMEURAM, EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT & Associated Journal: EMREUROMA, EUROPEAN OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

EDAMBA, ‘European Doctoral Programmes Association in Management and Business Administration’ is an international non-profit making association. It aims at promoting and facilitating cooperation among Doctoral Programmes in Management and Business Administration.More specifically, EDAMBA has the purpose to: Provide a network to exchange information,Promote research co-operation in general,Help the participating schools to increase the quality of their PhD programmes, as well as to create an environment of excellence with a European perspective, all the while pursuing diversity.

Supporting the European Finance Association. The European Finance Association (EFA) was created in 1974 under the auspices of the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) and in close cooperation with the European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management (EIASM).EFA's mission is to foster a professional society for academics, practitioners, and doctoral students in the greater field of Finance, who are interested in research areas such as financial management and financial theory along with their applications. EFA serves its community of members based in Europe and elsewhere in the world as an evolving professional network for the exchange of ideas, expertise, news and knowledge in Finance at the international level.

The European Academy of Management (EURAM) was founded in 2001 and its head office is in Brussels, Belgium.In 1999, the European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management (EIASM) took the initiative to invite management scholars to evaluate the opportunity to launch an association for general management in Europe.The first annual conference was organised at IESE in Barcelona, Spain. Since then, EURAM has crisscrossed Europe from North to South and East to West.Overtime, EURAM has developed programmes and activities to accompany members throughout their professional career lifecycle:Its own journal in 2003, the European Management Review with an impact factor of 1.33 (currently ranked 119/194)A Doctoral Consortium in 2006The Strategic Interest Groups in 2009 that continuously develop EURAM’s communityA programme for European Directors of Research in 2009A programme for junior faculty, EURAM’s Early Career Consortium (EECC) in 2010With close to 2.000 members, EURAM has quickly developed a community of engaged management scholars in Europe.

The European Accounting Association (EAA) is an academic association that supports high-quality accounting research, teaching and knowledge exchange with practice by providing a platform that enables accounting academics to develop themselves and benefit society through their activities.It also aims at the development of relations with all other professional and research-oriented Associations which are active in the field of accounting, as well as with European or international committees and authorities concerned with political decision making in this field.Since its establishment in 1977, the EAA has had a major impact on the accounting research community throughout Europe. Gone are the days when only a few accounting academics knew their colleagues in other countries... The EAA has established a secure and developing series of networks that bring together all accounting researchers interested in a wider European concept of their subject and research interests.