Arthur G. Bedeian’s Academy of Management (AoM) Records document Arthur G. Bedeian’s long standing involvement in the administrative and scholarly activities of the Academy of Management. Materials, spanning from 1854 to 2025, include AoM publications, correspondence, administrative and organizational files, audiovisual recordings, memorabilia, photographs, digital files, and research documentation created or collected by Bedeian in his roles as editor, active member, Fellow, and historian of the Academy. The collection contains newsletters of the AoM and the Management History Division, along with related correspondence and other documentation; publications about the history of the Academy; portraits of AoM presidents and other significant management scholars, conference announcements, programs, procedures, and annual meeting proceedings with related correspondence; membership directories; and handbooks. Documentation of the AoM Fellow Group governance includes nomination processes, memorial and tribute material, financial records, membership directories, correspondence, and constitutional amendments. Research files sent to Arthur Bedeian by Charles D. Wrege, the management historian and professor emeritus of business management at Rutgers University, include Wrege’s writings and additional research on Frederick W. Taylor, the Hawthorne Studies, early systems analysis, and industrial and transportation history, as well as correspondence between the two scholars. Of visual and research interest are the envelopes decorated by Wrege with drawings, collages, and handwritten commentary, as well as biographical material related to him and his wife, B. Marion Wrege. Additional materials include correspondence on awards, committees, and organizational planning; memorabilia from annual meetings; and VHS recordings of a 1985 doctoral consortium. The collection has seven Series.