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Yianni DoumenisView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Financial Risk Management
• Fintech
• Cryptocurrency Analysis
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Dr. Yianni Doumenis is a Senior Lecturer in Business Analytics and Course Leader for the MSc Finance and Risk Management program at the Claude Littner Business School, University of West London. He holds degrees from prestigious institutions including LSE, UCL, and Queen Mary University of London, where he earned BSc, MPhil, MSc, and PhD in Economics and Econometrics/Mathematical Economics. His research focuses on risk management, governance, and data analytics in financial contexts, with a particular emphasis on cryptocurrency impacts and financial stability. He has published on topics such as Bitcoin volatility and cryptocurrency's role in financial systems. Beyond academia, he co-founded Quantimetrica, a Fintech company, and has professional experience in investment management, banking, and multilingual client services for entities like ADIA and CalPERS. Yianni teaches across multiple programs including MSc Finance and Risk Management, MSc Business Analytics, and PhD Business. His work bridges academia with practical finance and technology, addressing contemporary challenges in business and society.

Bora OzkanView profile

Associate Professor

• Corporate Finance
• Emerging Markets Real Estate
• Business Education
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Bora Ozkan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Finance at Temple University's Fox School of Business and Management. He joined the Fox School in 2014 and serves as Academic Director of the Online MBA and Online BBA programs. Prior roles include adjunct lecturer positions at Tulane University and Southeastern Louisiana University. Education : PhD in Financial Economics (University of New Orleans, Dean’s Scholarship), MS in Financial Economics and Business Administration (University of New Orleans), BS in Science and Economics (Hacettepe University) Research Interests : Corporate finance, emerging markets real estate, business education, fintech, blockchain, and ESG sustainability Teaching : Courses in financial modeling, fintech, asset pricing, and corporate finance at both undergraduate and graduate levels Professional Experience : Director of International Marketing at Alexander & Hamilton, Inc. Ozkan’s research focuses on corporate finance and emerging markets real estate , with recent work on AI’s impact on CSR/ESG and fintech trends . His publications span journals like the International Journal of Economics and Finance and Journal of Education for Business , reflecting his dual emphasis on finance theory and pedagogical innovation. Scientific Awards : Dean’s Scholarship for PhD studies at the University of New Orleans Ozkan is a frequent speaker at educational conferences such as Bloomberg for Education and Equity Markets Seminar, advocating for experiential learning tools in finance education. His work on six sigma , mutual fund coskewness , and disruptive fintech spans both theoretical and applied domains.

• Financial Economics
• Corporate Governance
• Climate Risk Management
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Md Akhtaruzzaman is an Associate Professor at the Peter Faber Business School within the Faculty of Law and Business . His research focuses on financial economics, corporate governance, climate risk management, and cryptocurrency analysis. He has published extensively on topics such as financial contagion, risk spillovers, and the impact of macroeconomic policies on financial markets. Key research interests include the interplay between monetary policy and FinTech firms, board diversity's role in corporate sustainability, and hedging strategies involving precious metals and agricultural commodities. His work often addresses global crises, such as the implications of the 2020 pandemic on financial systems and emerging markets. A recent trends in his publications highlight analyses of systemic risk in cryptocurrency markets, the efficacy of green investing for portfolio optimization, and the aftermath of banking collapses like Silicon Valley Bank. His research emphasizes empirical methods, including network analysis and textual news mining for yield behavior prediction. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. His advising and grants information remains unspecified. Current affiliations include active contributions to journals like International Review of Financial Analysis and Journal of Accounting Literature .

Anil KumarView profile

Professor

• Sustainability
• Supply Chain Management
• Circular Economy
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Prof. Anil Kumar is a Professor of Operations, Supply Chain, and Business Analytics at the Guildhall School of Business and Law, London Metropolitan University. He holds a PhD in Management Science from ABV-Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management, Gwalior, along with a Master's and Bachelor's in Mathematics from Kurukshetra University, an MBA, and UGC-NET qualification. His research focuses on sustainability, circular economy, Industry 4.0/5.0, and supply chain analytics. He has over 150 publications in top journals and eight books. Notable contributions include world top 2% researcher rankings (2022-2023) and best paper awards at global conferences. Prof. Kumar leads MSc programs and supervises over 100 research projects. He actively organizes international conferences and serves as a Section Editor for Heliyon-Information Science. Research interests span sustainable operations, supply chain resilience, and digital transformation. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical industry applications, particularly in emerging economies. He emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, integrating AI, IoT, and blockchain into sustainable practices. Recent grants include £10k for collaboration projects (2023) and £5k from Research England (2021). Awards include the International Excellent Researcher Award (2021) and recognition for top-cited articles (2019-2020). He has also delivered expert talks on publishing strategies and circular economy implementation. Prof. Kumar’s professional roles include advisory board memberships and organizing workshops linking academia with policymakers.

• Corporate Finance
• Corporate Governance
• Entrepreneurial Finance
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MEOLI Michele is an Associate Professor at the Department of Management, Information and Production Engineering, University of Bergamo. He holds a PhD in Economics and Management of Technology and has been affiliated with the University of Bergamo since 2008, advancing from Researcher to Associate Professor in 2018. His research focuses on Corporate Finance, Academic Entrepreneurship, and Higher Education Policy. He serves as Associate Editor for the Journal of Technology Transfer (since 2023) and European Journal of Higher Education (since 2022). His work bridges entrepreneurial strategies in public institutions, sustainability in education, and crowdfunding dynamics. Education: PhD in Economics and Management of Technology (University of Bergamo, 2007), Degree in Economics and Business (University of Bergamo, 2002). His teaching includes courses on Financial Systems, Management Engineering, and Fintech. Research Interests: His studies emphasize sustainable practices in universities, entrepreneurial ecosystems, and the impact of austerity policies on institutional innovation. Recent work explores green internal marketing in higher education and the role of team diversity in academic spinoffs. Publications: Over 172 works, including high-impact articles in Journal of Technology Transfer , International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education , and IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management . Themes span equity crowdfunding outcomes, university governance under austerity, and ESG integration in crowdfunding platforms. Grants & Leadership: Active in EU-funded projects like ANTHEM (Advanced Technologies for Human-Centered Medicine) and MOST (National Center for Sustainable Mobility). His leadership shaped the University of Bergamo's entrepreneurial strategy during financial constraints (2009–2015). Labs/Teams: Engaged in interdisciplinary initiatives such as the Milan Higher Education Observatory and HERe research group (CRUI collaboration).

Jeevananthan MView profile

Lecturer

• Capital Market
• Financial Modelling
• Corporate Governance
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Dr. Jeevananthan M is a Lecturer in Accounting and Finance at Teesside University International Business School (UK), with over a decade of academic experience. His research focuses on capital markets, financial modelling, corporate governance, energy finance, fintech, cryptocurrency, and time series analysis. He holds a PhD in Finance from National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli (2014), specializing in intraday stock index price forecasting using linear/nonlinear techniques. Education: PhD (Finance): National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli, 2011-2014 Masters: K.S. Rangasamy College of Arts and Science, 2008-2010 Research Interests: Global stock market linkages and volatility Crude oil price dynamics and geopolitical factors Green innovation and venture capital roles ESG factors in financial markets High-frequency financial data analysis Professional Activities: Assistant Professor roles at institutions including International Management Institute (2019-2023) and Thiagarajar School of Management (2014-2017) International Academic Advisory Member for K.S. Rangasamy College Conference organizer and corporate collaborator focusing on bridging academic research with industry applications Advising & Mentoring: Actively guiding PhD students on topics like ESG integration and financial market volatility.

Seren ÖZSOYView profile

Researcher

• International Trade
• Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Digitalization in Business
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Res.Asst.Dr. Seren ÖZSOY is a faculty member at Sakarya University's Faculty of Business Administration, Department of International Trade and Logistics Communication. She holds a PhD from TOBB University of Economics and Technology (2017) and specializes in digitalization impacts, international trade dynamics, and logistics efficiency. Her research focuses on FDI-driven export growth, FinTech adoption, blockchain applications in logistics, and sustainable supply chain practices. She has published in high-impact journals like Journal of International Trade & Economic Development and Eastern European Economics , earning the 'Best Paper 2022' award. Dr. ÖZSOY coordinates the Business School's communication efforts and serves on committees managing international trade initiatives, social media, and quality assurance. She actively contributes to TÜBİTAK-funded research projects exploring digital payment systems, start-up blockchain platforms, and cross-border trade competitiveness. Her teaching portfolio includes courses on technology in trade, entrepreneurship, and research methodologies. Key research areas: Impact of digitalization on high-tech exports FDI and patent-driven export sophistication Blockchain logistics applications FinTech during pandemic economies Freight efficiency determinants Recent grants include TÜBİTAK projects on cross-border e-commerce, start-up tokenization, and international student integration. She serves as a referee for Chaos Theory and Applications and Eastern European Economics , demonstrating her peer-reviewed expertise.

• Financial Markets
• Alternative Investments
• Banking
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Anina Cristina Hille is a Lecturer at the Lucerne School of Business, Hochschule Luzern, affiliated with the Institute of Financial Services Zug (IFZ). She holds a doctoral degree in Economics from the University of Basel (2008), a master's in Political Economics from the University of Bern (2003), and a Certificate in University Didactics (2019). Her research focuses on Financial Markets , Diversity & Inclusion , and Generational Management , with emphasis on: Alternative investments and banking systems Demographic shifts and skilled labor shortages Career re-entry programs and disability inclusion Sustainable business practices Recent publications (2021-2023) demonstrate strong focus on generational dynamics in Swiss enterprises, digital finance trends, and inclusive labor market strategies, often incorporating intersectional analysis of age, disability, and gender factors. Awards: Money Award 2022 for excellence in financial education and sustainability She leads projects including the Professional Returnship Programme , Integratives Generationenmanagement , and studies on blockchain impact frameworks. She serves on boards of everon AG and Gender Lens Initiative Switzerland.

Sasho JosimovskiView profile

Professor

• E-Business
• Digital Transformation
• Gamification
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Dr. Sasho Josimovski is a Full Professor at the Department of E-Business, Faculty of Economics within the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, North Macedonia. He holds leadership roles as Head of the Department of E-Business and member of the Dean's Board. His academic journey includes a PhD in 1996 from the Faculty of Economics, with a thesis on statistical analysis of economic time series. He has extensive international collaborations, including stays at institutions like Charles University (Prague), Arizona State University (USA), and the University of Deusto (Spain). Education Background: Bachelor's in Informatics (1987) from Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Skopje Master's in Computer Science (1992) with thesis on fractal characteristics of economic models PhD in Economic Analysis (1996) Research Interests focus on e-business innovation, digital transformation, gamification in education/HEIs, and consumer dynamics in digital markets. He actively coordinates postgraduate programs like E-Business Management (distance learning) and European studies in integration/communications. His work bridges technology adoption in SMEs, supply chain management, and the impact of social media on business strategies. Recent studies explore Gen Z perceptions of gamification in public policy and AI's role in consumer e-business experiences. Professional Activities include: Coordinator of academic teams for postgraduate programs Leadership in curricula development for e-business and IT fields International advisory roles and visiting scholar appointments Labs/Teams: Actively involved in multidisciplinary teams advancing e-commerce solutions, gamification frameworks, and digital strategies for SMEs in developing economies.

Martina SagederView profile

Professor

• Business Management
• SME Management
• Tourism
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Martina Sageder is a Professor and Head of the Department of Business and Tourism at Salzburg University of Applied Sciences. Her work focuses on innovation, digitalization, and sustainability within business management, SME strategies, and tourism sectors. As department head, she oversees programs integrating practical business education with contemporary challenges faced by regional enterprises. Her research emphasizes family firm branding, fintech adoption in SMEs, and the impact of digital transformation on service industries. Her research interests include: Strategic innovation in SMEs Impact of digitalization on traditional industries Reputation management in family businesses Virtual learning environments post-COVID-19 Financial technology adoption challenges Recent publications analyze fintech implementation in SMEs, family firm internationalization strategies, and AI applications in banking risk management. She has contributed to understanding pandemic-driven shifts in higher education delivery models through studies on virtual teaching acceptance. Her academic leadership includes coordinating international collaborations to develop dual degree programs and specialized master's curricula focusing on innovation and sustainability. She actively engages with local businesses through applied research projects addressing digital transformation challenges in tourism and service industries.

Thomas DilgerView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Information Systems
• Finance
• Accounting
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Thomas Dilger is a Senior Lecturer at MCI Management Center Innsbruck and holds academic roles at the University of Nebraska Omaha and the University of Innsbruck. He specializes in Information Systems, Finance, and Technology Management with a focus on blockchain applications, AI ethics, and educational technology. His teaching spans courses such as Strategic Financial Planning, IT Investment Analysis, and Governance with IT. Education: He holds a Master's (2012) and Bachelor's (2010) in Management, Communication & IT from MCI Innsbruck. His research explores topics like blockchain in healthcare, agile project management frameworks, and the impact of dynamic pricing. Research Interests: His work bridges technology and business, addressing cybersecurity risks, ethical AI, and innovation governance. He frequently publishes in journals like Human Systems Management and Journal of Cloud Computing . Awards: He received the Ars Docendi Recognition Award 2021 and the MCI Teaching Award 2019 for excellence in teaching. His projects include the Integrated Learning Scenario for Operational Excellence funded by Land Tirol. Grants & Labs: He leads research on digital transformation, smart farming, and enterprise architecture. His team collaborates on frameworks like the Continuous Planning and Forecasting Framework (CPFF) for agile budgeting.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Big Data
• Business Intelligence
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CHEN Yi Ting is an Associate Professor of Computer Science in the Department of Operations, Information and Decisions at MBS in France. She holds adjunct professorships at Texas Tech University (USA) and National Cheng Kung University (Taiwan), and collaborates with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (Germany). As a co-founder of three AI companies in Asia and Europe, she bridges academia and industry, specializing in AI and IoT applications for operational optimization. Her research interests include smart cities, transportation, energy, telecommunications, and agriculture. Education: BSc, MSc, and PhD in Computer Science from National Chiao Tung University (Taiwan) Research Focus: Leveraging AI and IoT to enhance operational efficiency in sectors like smart cities, energy systems, and agricultural monitoring. Key themes include digital twin technology, predictive analytics, and sustainable business practices. Recent work emphasizes transportation logistics, customer engagement analytics, and econometric risk modeling. Articles Trends: Publications span predictive modeling for travel time, IoT-driven agriculture, and fintech applications. Notable contributions include frameworks for freight logistics optimization and machine learning approaches to energy demand forecasting. Awards: No explicit awards listed in the provided text. Advising & Grants: No student advisees listed. Collaborations include partnerships with industry and academic institutions, though specific grant details are not provided. Labs/Teams: Engaged with cross-disciplinary teams at MBS and partner institutions, focusing on AI-driven solutions for operational challenges.

Anita ZhaoView profile

Associate Professor

• Consumer Behavior
• Sustainable Consumption
• Marketing Research
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Dr. Anita Zhao is an Associate Professor in the School of Management at Swansea University , part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences . She holds a PhD from the University of Gloucestershire Business School and has extensive industry experience in aviation, tourism, and export sectors in China. Her research focuses on consumer behavior, sustainable consumption, and digital payment systems. She has secured grants totaling over £50k, including a Wiley-funded Tourism Impact Assessment and a BA/Leverhulme Grant for studying 'Buy Now Pay Later' (BNPL) impacts on younger consumers. Teaching roles include Module Leader for Consumer Behavior and Marketing Research , alongside program directorships and leadership in the Marketing Subject Group (2017–2022). Recognized as a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA) , she emphasizes technology-enhanced learning, including a grant-funded initiative using marketing simulations. Her research explores BNPL dynamics, sustainable consumption drivers (e.g., cultural values and eco-identity), and the role of digital innovations in retail and banking. Key awards include the Swansea Excellence in Teaching Award 2022 and a 2013 Best Paper Prize for political marketing studies.

Shu HanView profile

Associate Professor

• Information Technology Management
• Innovation Strategy
• Knowledge Management
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Dr. Shu Han is an Associate Professor of Management Information Systems at the Syms School of Business, Yeshiva University. She holds a PhD from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, an MPhil from the University of Bergen, and a BS from Fudan University. Her research focuses on IT's role in innovation, knowledge management, and firm performance, with notable work on service expansion in IT industries and the impact of IT on R&D efficiency. Dr. Han teaches at both the Beren and Wilf campuses of Yeshiva University. Her research interests include IT-enabled knowledge flows, strategic alliances, and the interplay between technology and organizational outcomes. She has explored topics such as star turnover in the performing arts, age/gender dynamics in managerial careers, and the cost implications of IT in banking sectors. Dr. Han's work has been published in prestigious journals like Information Systems Research and Management Science. She received the Best Paper Award at the 43rd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences for her study on service migration in IT firms. Her research highlights the transformative potential of IT across industries, emphasizing innovation sustainability and competitive strategy.

• International Relations
• Political Theory
• Security Studies
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Behar Sadriu is a Lecturer in International Relations and International Public Policy at the University of College London's Department of Political Science. His research focuses on the international politics of the post-Ottoman world, critical approaches to security and identity studies, and narrative methodologies in political analysis. He has contributed to peer-reviewed journals and policy reports for institutions like the World Bank and UK House of Lords Select Committee. His teaching includes leading the 'Theories of International Politics' module and contributing to 'Political Violence' coursework. Sadriu supervises PhD students researching post-Ottoman geopolitics, critical political theory, and Muslim world dynamics. Research interests span narrative analysis in international studies, post-Kemalist identity formations, and the intersection of security narratives with Muslim subjectivities. His work bridges academic theory with policy applications, evidenced by contributions to blockchain technology assessments and MENA region peacebuilding strategies. Sadriu maintains an active profile in both academic discourse and policy advisory roles, reflecting his commitment to interdisciplinary scholarship. Notable contributions include examining Turkey's shrine diplomacy, rebranding of War on Terror narratives, and blockchain's economic implications. His policy reports address topics ranging from Western Balkans futures to Gulf Cooperation Council security dynamics. While no formal awards are listed, his work demonstrates impactful engagement across academic and governmental sectors. Teaching and supervision emphasize critical methodologies, with supervision interests covering post-Ottoman geopolitics, Muslim world politics, and discourse-based approaches to political science. His academic contributions reflect a commitment to understanding how narratives shape contemporary international relations and policy outcomes.