The 29th NFF Conference
The NFF 2028 conference will take place in Lillehammer at the Inland School of Business and Social Sciences. The main conference will take place August 10-12 and the Pre-conference PhD workshop on August 9.
We aim to build upon the NFF legacy to offer you an inclusive conference, built around our broad notion of management research to include participants and their contributions across the Nordic countries. We invite you to play an active role in making the 29th NFF Conference a vibrant gathering full of novel ideas to be shared and discussed.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT
The most inspirational management research conference!
WHERE TO MEET
When & Where
INN University, campus Lillehammer, Norway
Pre-conference PhD workshop: August 9. 2028
Main conference: August 10-12. 2028
Main Conference Hotel: Scandic Lillehammer Hotel
HOST CITY
The Conference venue
For Norwegians in particular, Lillehammer has since long been known for hosting the Birkebeiner cross-country ski race in collaboration with Rena on the east side of the mountain range, combining spectacular nature with spectacular sports events. Lillehammer is also known worldwide from the 1994 Winter Olympics. Lillehammer offers good hotel capacity, a vibrant cultural life, and a compact, friendly atmosphere. The Lillehammer campus is approximately 5 km north of the city centre. It is easy to travel directly by train from Oslo central railway station (about 2 hours), or from Oslo airport (about 1,5 hours).
The organizers
The Host
We are proud to announce that the Nordic Academy of Management, NFF 2028 conference will be hosted by our business school, Inland School of Business and Social Sciences (HHS) at the University of Inland Norway. Our university is a young forward‑looking institution with a strong regional foundation and an international outlook. Across its six campuses, the university educates students in a wide range of disciplines. The university has around 15 000 students and 1 200 employees, 46 bachelor programmes, 32 master programs and 6 PhD programs.
About HHS
Inland School of Business and Social Sciences (HHS) has approximately 300 employees and 7 300 students, and we work closely with companies, municipalities, and international partners, ensuring that teaching and research are relevant, up to date, and globally connected. HHS offers 14 bachelor's programmes, five (eight) meta-programmes, and one PhD programme distributed across the campuses and regional centres of Lillehammer, Rena, and Kongsvinger.
Programme commitee
Professor Kjell Tryggestad (Conference chair)
Professor Annette Risberg
Head of department, Per Olav Lund
Professor Johan Kask
Associate Professor Carmen Olsen
Assistant Professor Anne Britt Svensrud
Project Manager, Per Eriksson
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