About
Linda Rouleau is a Professor at HEC Montréal's Department of Management, specializing in Strategy-as-practice, Organization theories, and Middle management dynamics. She co-coordinates the Strategy as Practice Study Group. Her work focuses on extreme contexts, organizational restructuring, and pluralistic challenges.
Education: M.A. (socio.) from Université Laval and Ph.D. (administration) from HEC Montréal. She teaches courses like 'Théories des organisations' and 'Regards croisés sur les grands enjeux de société et l'entreprise'.
Research interests include strategizing in extreme environments, middle managers' roles, and narrative practices. Recent publications explore acquisition dynamics, grand challenges, and intersectional feminism in precarious organizations.
Key awards include the Erskine Fellowship (2024), Prix Roger-Charbonneau (2023), and a Best Paper Award (2019). She has supervised over 15 students in PhD/MSc programs, focusing on topics like healthcare management, crisis intervention, and sustainable business models.
Her work bridges theory and practice through collaborative projects with organizations like Humanitas Solutions and Blanc de Gris. She actively contributes to research communities via workshops and international collaborations.
