ContactChristoph Brielmaier, M. Sc.Feldkirchenstr. 2196052 Bambergroom: F21/03.63phone: +49 951/ 863 2665Emailconsultation hours:by appointment Christoph Brielmaier, M. Sc. Research interestsOpen StrategyAttention-Based ViewNew roles in new forms of organizingTeachingSeminar for Bachelor’s thesesInternationalisierung: Strategie und OrganisationSeminar Management Consulting ChallengeTutorial Corporate Strategy and GrowthSeminar Strategy Practice and ProcessResponsibilities at the ChairLearning AgreementsCoordination and supervision of final thesesCVMaster in Organisational Psychology at University of WuerzburgBachelor in Business Administration, Psychology and History at University of WuerzburgConsultant Digital Transformation with focus on SAP Cloud SolutionsResearch Associate at the Chair for Strategy and Organization Studies since 07/2020PublicationsPlotnikova A., Brielmaier C., Friesl M. (fc) Performing Micro-Role Transistions in Open Strategy. Journal of Management Studies.Brielmaier C.; Ortner, T.; Friesl, M.; Hautz, J. (2024) Sitting in a Glasshouse? Employees' Social Experiences of Organizational Transparency. Academy of Management Annual Meeting Best Paper ProceedingsFriesl, M.; Brielmaier, C.; Dobusch L. (2023) Taking individual choices seriously: A process perspective of self-selection in strategy work. Organization TheoryBrielmaier, C. and Friesl, M. (2023) The Attention-Based-View: Review and Conceptual Extension Towards Situated Attention. International Journal of Management Reviews, 25(1), 99-129.Brielmaier, C., and Friesl, M. (2023). Pulled in all directions: Open strategy participation as an attention contest. Strategic Organization, 21(3), 709-720.ConferencesDittmar I.; Brielmaier C.; Friesl M. (2024) Types of ambiguity in Co-Creation settings in strategy education. SMS 44st Annual Conference, Istanbul.Brielmaier C.; Ortner, T.; Friesl, M.; Hautz, J. (2024) Employees' Social Experiences of Organizational Transparency. 84nd Annual Meeting of the Chicago, August, Boston, USA.Brielmaier C.; Ortner, T.; Friesl, M.; Hautz, J. (2024) Employees' Social Experiences of Organizational Transparency. 40th EGOS Colloquium, MilanoFriesl M. /Brielmaier C. / Seidl D. (2024). More than words: How vocabularies shape attention allocation in dynamic environments. 4th Organization Theory Winter Workshop, Innsbruck.Brielmaier C. / Reis M. / Friesl M. /Pfister R. (2024). Who sits at the table? Social media exposure biases managers’ situated attention and strategic preferences. 48th WK Org Workshop, Lueneburg.Brielmaier C. (2023). Creating Order Where There is None: The Reconciliation of Fragmented Attention Structures through framing practices. SMS 43st Annual Conference, Toronto. / Best PhD paper award Strategy as Practice IG & SMS Annual Conference Best Paper Prize (honorable mention)Brielmaier C. (2023). Creating Order Where There is None: The Reconciliation of Fragmented Attention Structures 83nd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (AOM), August, Boston, USA. / Pushing the boundaries award Strategy as Practice IGFriesl M. / Brielmaier C. / Dobusch L. (2022). Taking individual choices seriously: How self-selection influences strategy work. SMS 42st Annual Conference, London. / Best paper award Strategy as Practice IGBrielmaier, C. / Reis, M. / Friesl, M. (2022). Just a bit scrolling or? The impact of social media on situated attention and strategic action. BAM 36th Annual Conference. Manchester.Friesl M. / Brielmaier C. / Dobusch L. (2022). Taking individual choices seriously: How self-selection influences strategy work. 38th EGOS Colloquium, Vienna.Brielmaier, C. / Friesl, M. (2021). Pulled in All Directions: Open Strategy Participation as an Attention Contest. Virtual Toronto SMS 41st Annual Conference.Plotnikova A. / Brielmaier C. / Friesl M. (2021). One word at a time: Non-strategists identity work in open strategy communities. Virtual Toronto SMS 41st Annual Conference.Brielmaier, C. / Friesl, M. (2021). Pulled in All Directions: Open Strategy Participation as an Attention Contest. 37th EGOS Colloquium, Amsterdam 2021.Plotnikova A. / Brielmaier C. / Friesl M. (2021). One word at a time: Non-strategists identity work in open strategy communities. 37th EGOS Colloquium, Amsterdam 2021.Other Academic WritingFriesl, M. / Brielmaier, C. / Hurst, M. / Nicolini, D. (fc). Attention Based View and Strategy-as-Practice. In Grossmann-Hensel, B.; Jarzabkowski, P.; Kratochvil, R.; Seidl, D.; Spee, P.; Whittington, R. (eds.) Elgar Encyclopedia of Strategy as Practice.Brielmaier, C. / Ortner, T. / Hautz, J. / Friesl, M. (fc) Experiments and Strategy-as-Practice. In Grossmann-Hensel, B.; Jarzabkowski, P.; Kratochvil, R.; Seidl, D.; Spee, P.; Whittington, R. (eds.) Elgar Encyclopedia of Strategy as Practice.Dittmar I. / Friesl M. / Brielmaier C., et al. (2024). Professionally polished: Co-Creation as an employable approach. EFMD Global.Dittmar, I. / Brielmaier, C. / Friesl, M. / Newton, R (2023). Responsive Management Education: Giving Back Control. EFMD Global.Dittmar, I. / Friesl, M. / Brielmaier, C./ (2023). When the process becomes the prize: Co-creation in management education in DIBERG Blog - The University of Sydney