Anna Rebmann

Dr. Anna Rebmann is a Lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship at King’s Business School, King’s College London, focusing on comparative entrepreneurship, institutional impacts on firm growth, and social entrepreneurship’s local environmental influence. She holds a PhD and MRes from UCL and a BA from King’s. Her research explores entrepreneurship education, incubation systems, and post-conflict economic development.

• Education: PhD/MRes (UCL), BA (King’s College London)
• Affiliations: Centre for Sustainable Business, King’s Climate & Sustainability Research Network

Her research interests emphasize how cultural and institutional factors shape entrepreneurial behavior in diverse contexts, including transitional economies and post-conflict regions. She investigates the role of trust, tax compliance, and social capital in fostering sustainable business ecosystems.

Key grants include funding from the British Academy, Swiss Development Agency, and Global Development Network. Her work has been recognized via best paper awards and HEA Fellowship. She advises on net-zero transitions and community energy initiatives, as seen in workshops like the 2024 ‘Accelerating to Net Zero’ event.

• Key Grants: British Academy, Enterprise Educators UK, Swiss Dev Agency
• Labs/Teams: Centre for Sustainable Business (King’s), Sustainable Entrepreneurship Research Network