Lawrence Green

Lawrence Green is a Senior Lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University's Business School, with 25 years of academic experience across institutions like the University of Manchester, Oxford University, and Birmingham City University. He has held leadership roles including Director of Research: Art and Design and Acting Associate Dean: Research and Innovation. His research focuses on innovation, creativity, strategy, and design's role in business and public policy.

Green has authored over 70 publications and led 25 major research projects totaling £15 million in funding from bodies like UK Research Councils, Innovate UK, and the European Commission. His work spans innovation networks, public-private collaboration, and sustainable futures modeling. He actively supervises doctoral candidates and reviews academic programs, including the AHRC M3C Doctoral Training Partnership.

His recent articles (2019-2020) emphasize design thinking in business models, bio-pharmaceutical alliances, and SME innovation in India. Earlier work (2008-2013) explored hidden innovation in creative sectors, policy frameworks for innovation, and skill development strategies. He also engages in music-based creative practice, blending academic and artistic endeavors.

Notable collaborations include projects with Nesta, the British Council, and the R&D Management Association. His research bridges theory and practice, addressing challenges in both private and public sectors.