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Yes and no. Yes because we want concepts to be objects. No because their purpose is too different to make them equivalent. The concept-oriented paradigm builds its analysis on the assumption that concepts are special objects that play a crucial role in any system. Therefore in most concrete disciplines we treat concepts as special elements with special mechanisms and methods.
