Amanze Ejiogu

Amanze Ejiogu is a Professor of Accounting, Society and Accountability at Sheffield Hallam University, affiliated with the Department of Finance, Accounting and Business Systems and the College of Business, Technology and Engineering. He holds a PhD and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA). His research focuses on the intersection of accounting with societal issues such as transparency, anti-corruption, social housing policy, natural resource governance, and environmental sustainability. He has extensive experience in academia, industry (accounting/consulting), and non-executive director roles.

His research spans interdisciplinary areas including accounting, criminology, sociology, and critical geography. Key topics include regulating social housing, transparency in extractive industries, prison accountability, and water governance in Sub-Saharan Africa. He emphasizes practical solutions like the 'Tackling Stigma Journey Planner' for social housing equity.

Publications reflect a focus on environmental justice, racial accountability in accounting, and ESG performance. Awards include prestigious fellowships recognizing his contributions to education and professional accounting standards. Beyond academia, his work bridges organizational practices with societal challenges, advocating for inclusive policies and ethical accountability mechanisms.