John Wilson

John Wilson is a Professor at Northumbria University's Department of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Strategy. He holds a BA (Hons) in History from an unspecified institution awarded in 2017. His research focuses on business history with particular emphasis on industrial clusters, multinational enterprises in colonial contexts, and strategic renewal in cooperatives.

• Education: BA (Hons) History (2017)

Wilson's work integrates historical analysis with contemporary business challenges, examining topics like Egyptian corporate networks (1924-1948), competitive advantage in English regions, and crisis management in the Co-operative Group. His research often employs case-study methodologies and explores intersections between economic structures and organizational strategies.

Recent publications (2023-2025) emphasize strategic renewal, historical business dynamics, and multinational banking in colonial settings. His 2023 work on the Co-operative Group's crisis response demonstrates applied historical insights to modern business challenges.

He has supervised one academic work but no specific grants or labs are documented. His contributions span peer-reviewed articles and edited volumes, reflecting both theoretical and applied perspectives in business history.