Adejumoke Adeoti

Dr Adejumoke Adeoti serves as a Lecturer in Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour at Brunel Business School, Brunel University London, within the Organisations and People group. She maintains active professional affiliations with the Institute of Leadership and Management (FInstLM), Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), British Academy of Management (BAM), Chartered Management Institute (CMI), Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), and The British Universities Industrial Relations Association (BIURA).

Her academic credentials include:

• PhD in Human Resource Management, Brunel University London
• MSc Human Resource Management and Employment Relations, University of Lagos
• BSc Sociology, University of Ilorin

Dr Adeoti's research critically examines career development trajectories at the intersection of people management, organizational performance, and leadership dynamics. She investigates military-to-civilian transitions, women's leadership advancement in Africa (particularly Nigeria), and the future of work in technology-driven emerging economies. Her work emphasizes contextual factors in career progression within developing regions.

Her recent publications reveal a cohesive research trajectory exploring career decision-making among military migrants and gender-specific barriers in African leadership contexts. This scholarship demonstrates methodological rigor in analyzing transitional career phases and identifies systemic challenges in organizational inclusion practices across diverse socioeconomic environments.

Professional recognition includes:

• Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy

Dr Adeoti teaches Human Resource Management, International HRM, Organisational Behaviour, and Leadership courses. While specific grant funding details are not disclosed, her publication record indicates active research addressing contemporary workplace challenges, particularly regarding diversity, inclusion, and technological disruption in global work contexts. Her media engagements through The Way Out Media and Willing Pen reflect applied knowledge dissemination beyond academia.