Bram Neuijen

Bram Neuijen serves as Program Manager for the Executive Master Program of Finance & Control (EMFC) and teaches within the Global Economics & Management department at the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Groningen. His office is located in room EMFC 5411-828 at the Duisenberg Building, Nettelbosje 2, 9747 AE Groningen, Netherlands.

Neuijen's research focuses on organizational culture, leadership styles, and cross-cultural management practices, with particular emphasis on comparative studies between Japanese and American management approaches in international joint ventures. His work often examines stress factors and goal attainment in multinational business environments, especially in Asian contexts like Indonesia.

His publication record shows significant contributions in the late 1980s and 1990s, with his most cited work being the 1990 Administrative Science Quarterly article on measuring organizational cultures co-authored with Geert Hofstede. His research demonstrates a consistent methodology combining qualitative and quantitative approaches to understand complex organizational phenomena across different cultural contexts.

As Program Manager for the EMFC, Neuijen oversees the Executive Master Program of Finance & Control, indicating substantial administrative responsibilities alongside his teaching duties in research methodology for the program.