A new group has recently been established in the UK called the Business History Network. According to the organization's website,
The group's initial activities are two workshops; the first was held in March; the second will take place on June 18, 2015. The program for both can be found here. Questions about the network can be addressed to Jasper Bittner, who is a doctoral student in Economic and Social History at the University of Oxford working on bankruptcy law in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Europe.
The Business History Network is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and supported by the University of Oxford.
The Business History Networks brings together early-career researchers from all disciplines with an interest in business history. We want to create a network that helps increase the quality and impact of business history in the UK and build long-term collaborative relationships between the participants of our workshops. . . . We strongly invite researchers from other disciplines such as sociology, law, management, economics, and the humanities, whose research is on business history.
The Business History Network is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and supported by the University of Oxford.