Justin Okoli

Justin Okoli is a Senior Lecturer in Business and Management at the College of Business, Law and Social Sciences. His research focuses on crisis management, decision-making under pressure, and expert intuition in high-risk environments. He has published extensively on topics including pandemic leadership failures, naturalistic decision-making in firefighting, and the integration of intuitive and analytical strategies in crisis response.

Okoli's work bridges organizational behavior and emergency response, emphasizing practical applications for improving crisis leadership and training methodologies. His recent studies explore how dual-process theories explain decision-making in dynamic environments, such as firefighting and pandemic management.

Key contributions include frameworks for developing intuitive expertise in workplaces and analyzing expert firefighters' cue recognition. His research also addresses urban risk management challenges and the role of experiential learning in international business education.

His articles consistently highlight the importance of blending analytical rigor with intuitive judgments to enhance crisis preparedness and response efficacy. Okoli’s ORCID profile (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3153-0269) provides access to his full publication record.