Elem Miranda

Elem Miranda is a Lecturer in Management at the University of Glasgow, specializing in digital innovation and entrepreneurship. She holds a PhD in Management (University of Glasgow), MRes, MBA (Organisational Behaviour & Leadership), and a BSc in International Business Administration from Ohio Dominican University.

Her research focuses on scaling digital start-ups, exploring challenges in sustainable growth and the role of accelerators in innovation ecosystems. Key areas include digital entrepreneurship, scaling mechanisms, and the strategic leadership required for long-term success in fast-paced digital markets.

Recent work examines the conflicting demands of sustainable digital transformation in Central and Eastern Europe, alongside AI-driven innovations in audio-visual speech recognition and radar technology applications. Supervising doctoral research on topics like quantum computing leadership and women's participation in digital entrepreneurship.

Teaching responsibilities include PGT courses on Digital Entrepreneurship, Business Models for Innovation in Finance, and Managing Innovation & Technology Transfer.

Recipient of a £7,500 ASBS Grand Challenge grant exploring digital technology's role in UK productivity. Active in academic leadership through conference organization (6th ABEATS) and keynote presentations on green tech and digital society.