Prof Alison Pearce
Head of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Subject Group, Newcastle Business School.
The consortium
GETM4 brings together the people below from seventeen institutions, alongside the secondees, students and early-career researchers who move between them.
Head of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Subject Group, Newcastle Business School.
Executive Business, Management and HR consultant
Full Professor of Management and former head of the Academic Unit of Management and Organization, School of Economics and Business.
Associate Professor of International Business, Newcastle Business School.
Professor of Design-led Innovation and Head of Design Research, Northumbria School of Design.
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Chair of Marketing and Director of International Relations, Faculty of Management.
Associate Professor and Chair of the International COST Network.

Assistant Professor in International Financial Reporting, School of Business.

Professor of Information Systems, College of Business Administration.
Professor of Corporate Law, Law School.
Assistant Professor in International Financial Reporting, School of Business.

Associate Professor, School of Computer Science.

Assistant Professor of Marketing, School of Economics & Business.
Senior Lecturer, Department of Accounting and Finance.

Associate Professor

Professor

CEO at the Skill Mill

Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor at Kenyatta University
Research Fellow
Chairperson at University of Nairobi

Researcher and Communication officer
Lecturer
Lecturer at University of Ljubljana
Vice-Dean for Research at the Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw

Associate Professor
Lecturer

Professor of Digital Supply Chain and Operational Excellence
Professor of Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Strategy
Professor of Entrepreneurship and Management
Professor of Finance and Accounting

Assistant Professor




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