Dr Qilin Hu

Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in International Business, Strategy and Innovation; Programme Lead for MSc Management

Qilin’s interests lie in family firm innovation, family firm resources, and family firm socio-emotional wealth and internationalisation.

Professor Catherine Casey

Professor of Organization and Society

Catherine's research interests lie principally in areas of economic sociology including organisations and institutions; multinational corporations; labour markets; industrial and employment relations; employee voice and participation; corporate governance; economy and society.

Dr Petros Vourvachis

Senior Lecturer in Accounting

Petros's research interests are interdisciplinary and lie in corporate accounting and accountability, corporate social (and environmental) reporting, and corporate social responsibility.

Michelle Aitken

Senior University Teacher

Michelle has been lecturing at Loughborough for 15 years now at both undergraduate and postgraduate level and her areas of expertise are international business, strategy and governance.

Dr Maxine Clarke

Director of International Programmes

Maxine's teaching is mainly in the area of small business, entrepreneurship and innovation, with research interests mainly in the field of international education, and the development of entrepreneurial attitudes and behaviour.

Dr Michelle Richey

Senior Lecturer in Technology and Entrepreneurship

Michelle's research interests relate to the sociology of entrepreneurship, refugee entrepreneurship, social inclusion and social enterprise. Her current research focuses on refugee entrepreneurship and measuring the impact of refugee entrepreneurship programmes.

Dr Kayode Odusanya

Senior Lecturer in Information Systems

Kayode is a multidisciplinary researcher keen to conduct micro and macro-level research that informs the management of organisational IT and public policy. He is currently investigating diffusion constraints in developing countries and how they affect the uptake of different technologies.

Dr Jeannie Holstein

Senior Lecturer in Strategy and Innovation

In her research, Jeannie mainly focuses on policy-rich pluralistic contexts, where she combines an interest in practically relevant topics such as the role of language, openness, and participation in strategic change (strategising) with a theoretical interest in discursive and narrative processes.

Professor Nina Michaelidou

Professor in Marketing

Nina's research interests lie in the area of consumer behaviour and specifically personality traits (eg variety seeking, innovativeness), emotions and health behaviours, as well as social media usage and consumers’ responses to advertising appeals and promotions on social media.