Irina Liubertė

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Irina Liubertė holds a PhD from ISM University of Management and Economics and teaches research methods in Global Leadership and Executive programs. Her work bridges academia and industry: 13 years in pharmaceutical market research before transitioning to academia, with internships at Warwick Business School and Cass Business School. She actively participates in international conferences like Academy of Management and EGOS Colloquium.

• PhD: ISM University (2019)
• Master’s: Not explicitly stated
• Undergraduate: Not explicitly stated

Research focuses on organizational communication dynamics, particularly silence/secrecy management, entrepreneurial communication (pitching, opportunity narratives), and human-robot interaction. Key projects include:

• GUESSS survey on student entrepreneurship (2021)
• RCL-funded research on proactive behaviors and socio-economic context (2020-2022)
• Human-robot collaboration studies with international teams

Publications span 2017–2025, emphasizing qualitative methodologies and organizational change. Notable collaborations involve scholars from UK (Warwick, Cass), Germany, and Portugal. Her work addresses contemporary challenges like automation’s impact on work meaning and inclusive communication practices.