Jeaneth Johansson

Jeaneth Johansson is a Professor of Business Administration specializing in Accounting and Financial Decision-Making at Halmstad University's School of Business, Innovation and Sustainability. She serves as Vice Dean for Research and oversees the mandatory interdisciplinary Supervisory course for Associate Professorship. Her research focuses on MedTech innovation, business model sustainability, and institutional logics in healthcare and entrepreneurship contexts. She is a key member of the Information-Driven Care research program's management team, addressing healthcare innovation challenges. Johansson’s work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical business development, emphasizing economic, social, and environmental sustainability. Her publications span journals like Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, Technovation, and Journal of Cleaner Production, addressing topics such as remote patient monitoring, rural entrepreneurship, and ESG reporting in real estate.

Education: Not explicitly detailed in the provided texts, but her academic career suggests advanced qualifications in business administration and accounting.

Research Interests: MedTech commercialization, capital market dynamics, institutional logics alignment, sustainability reporting, and the interplay between digital technologies and strategic decision-making. Her work often integrates qualitative and quantitative methods to explore how firms navigate complex ecosystems.

Publications: Over 30 peer-reviewed articles since 2018, with a recent focus on healthcare innovation, sustainability-performance linkages, and gender dynamics in venture capital funding. Her 2025 papers highlight MedTech implementation challenges and rural Sámi entrepreneurship, reflecting her commitment to interdisciplinary research.

Advising & Grants: While specific grants are not listed, her leadership roles and research program involvement suggest significant collaborative projects. No formal advisee list is provided in the texts.

Labs/Teams: Active in Halmstad University’s Information-Driven Care initiative, focusing on data-driven healthcare solutions and ecosystem alignment. Engaged in cross-disciplinary collaborations within the School’s sustainability and innovation focus areas.