Elly Nmecha

Dr. Elly Nmecha is a Lecturer at the Department of Strategy and Leadership, Royal Docks School of Business and Law, University of East London. She teaches modules in Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurship, and Marketing, focusing on adapting curricula to enhance student outcomes. Her research explores organisational structures, leadership productivity, consumer behavior, and the intersection of social trends with AI, particularly in banking sectors. She holds a PhD in Business and Management, with her doctoral work analyzing the glass ceiling phenomenon in Nigerian banking through a comparative lens with the UK.

• Education:
• PhD in Business and Management
• PGCE (Professional Graduate Certificate in Education)
• MBA in International Business
• BSc in Industrial Microbiology

Dr. Nmecha’s research is anchored at the Centre for the study of States, Markets and People (STAMP). Her teaching philosophy emphasizes applying theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios, informed by her banking-sector experience at Santander UK. She is committed to advancing research publications and fostering inclusive, culturally sensitive learning environments.

Her accolades include the Fellowship of Advance HE (FHEA), recognizing her excellence in teaching. She currently teaches modules such as Mental Wealth, Business Simulation, and Entrepreneurship, blending academic rigor with practical skills.