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FBLA Seminar Series: Capturing Societal Research Impacts

Date
Tuesday, 4 August 2026
Time
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location
Online
Societal impact of business school research

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Hosted by:
Faculty Business, Law and Arts
Event cost:
Free

Welcome to the Faculty of Business, Law and Arts (FBLA) monthly Seminar Series.

Seminar overview: A groundbreaking framework to showcase the societal impact of business school research

This seminar will be delivered by Dr Chelsea Phillips. 

Business school research has the power to shape society, but demonstrating that impact has long been a challenge. Now, an ABDC-led project has delivered an innovative new framework that helps researchers clearly evaluate, communicate and strengthen the societal impact of their work.

Developed through a year-long collaboration consulting business researchers, the body of literature, and evaluating existing societal impact frameworks, the ABDC Societal Impact Framework captures the people, activities and systems that drive impact. It gives Australian business schools a practical, strategic way to demonstrate their contribution and support even more research that makes a difference.

To find out more in preparation for the seminar, visit the project site and download the framework report.

Event Details

Date: Tuesday 4th August 2026
Time: 1pm-2pm 
Venue: Online

 

Seminar presenter

Chelsea Phillips
Dr Chelsea Phillips

Dr Chelsea Phillips

Dr Chelsea Phillips is a Visiting Fellow at the UNSW Business School, and Postdoctoral Researcher at the Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC). In her role, she has developed the ABDC Societal Impact Framework, and is currently developing a suite of resources for business schools to capture, communicate, and amplify the societal impact of their research. Originating from the services marketing discipline, Chelsea's enduring research focus seeks to explore the broader societal implications of technology and creating strategies that prioritise human needs and well-being.