Martina Linnenluecke

Professor Martina Linnenluecke is a leading academic at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Business School Faculty, where she directs the Centre for Climate Risk and Resilience. With a PhD from the University of Queensland, her work bridges climate science, financial markets, and corporate strategy, focusing on decarbonisation, sustainable finance, and climate risk disclosure.

• Education: PhD (University of Queensland)
• Affiliations: UTS Business School, IPCC AR6 Contributing Author, Former ARC College of Experts member

Her research explores climate risk finance, organizational resilience, and clean energy transitions, with recent studies analyzing market reactions to net-zero policies, ESG controversies, and household solar adoption. She has secured multiple ARC grants for projects on political connections in cleantech transitions and fintech lending platforms.

Key article trends emphasize climate policy economics, renewable energy impacts, and ESG disclosure challenges. Her work supports businesses through evidence-based tools for net-zero strategies and climate risk reporting standards.

• Leadership: Former chair of the Academy of Management's Organizations and Natural Environment Division
• Grants: ARC Linkage/Discovery Projects (2023-2025), DFAT capacity development (2024)

The Centre she leads has produced over 100 publications and policy reports, influencing decarbonisation strategies for industries and governments globally.