Amy Nwanekezie

Dr. Amy Nwanekezie is a Lecturer in Leadership at the CBL School of Management, University of Hertfordshire, and accepts PhD students. Her research focuses on ICT use, digital divide, social inclusion, and sustainability in online platforms. She employs theories such as the Technology Acceptance Model and Diffusion of Innovations to explore these areas.

Education:

• PhD in Management Studies, University of Hertfordshire (2019)
• MSc Accounting & Finance, University of Hertfordshire (2011)
• BSc Accounting & Finance, University of Hertfordshire (2010)

Research Interests:

Her work examines ICT adoption among older adults, digital divide dynamics, and public sector online communication. Specific themes include social inclusion through technology, innovation in digital services, and sustainable online platforms. She actively contributes to academic peer review and serves as an associate editor for the European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS).

Research Trends:

Amy’s publications (2014–2020) highlight a consistent focus on older adults’ engagement with technology, including social networks, tablets, and public sector digital channels. Her studies emphasize comparative analyses of adoption patterns, accessibility challenges, and policy implications in the UK context.

Grants & Advising:

While no grants are explicitly listed, her role in supervising PhD students underscores her academic mentorship. Her peer-review roles reflect scholarly engagement with the broader Information Systems community.

Labs/Teams:

She contributes to research initiatives within the CBL School of Management, though no specific lab affiliations are noted.