Hannah Trittin-Ulbrich

Prof. Dr. Hannah Trittin-Ulbrich is a Professor of Business Administration at Leuphana University Lüneburg, specializing in Business in Society. She holds academic positions in the Institute for Management & Organization (IMO), with affiliations to the Research Center for Digital Transformation and the Leuphana Center for Organization & Social Transformation. Her research focuses on corporate social responsibility (CSR), digital ethics, sustainability, and new forms of organizing.

• Education: Magister Artium in Political Science/Economic Science from University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (2009–2010), PhD in Business Administration (2016), Postdoc at University of Zurich (2016–2018).
• Professional Experience: Previously Assistant Professor at Leuphana (2018–2022), Fellow at Schöller Foundation (2020–2021), and Governing Responsible Research Fellow at Copenhagen Business School (2018–2019).

Her research explores CSR communication, corporate digital responsibility (CDR), and the role of individual agents in organizational sustainability. Notable works include studies on stakeholder engagement, ethical AI education, and the dark sides of digitalization. She has been guest editor for journals like Organization and Business & Society.

Awards include the AACSB Innovations Award (2024), Business & Society Best Paper finalist (2023), and Ideas Worth Teaching Award (2020). She organizes international conferences, such as the CSR Communication Conference 2022, and leads programs like the Leuphana Sustainable Entrepreneurship Certificate (L-SEC).

Hannah Trittin-Ulbrich’s teaching spans MBA programs in Sustainability Management and innovative courses like 'Digital Ethics' and 'Times of Crisis.' Her work bridges academic research and practical applications, emphasizing ethical and sustainable business practices.