معرفی
Maureen Meadows is a Professor of Strategic Management at Coventry University's Research Centre for Business in Society. Her work focuses on strategic decision-making, big data applications, privacy in business models, and M&A dynamics. She previously held leadership roles at the Open University and Warwick Business School, where she contributed to strategic management education and research.
Education:
- PhD in Open University (2016)
- MSc in Management Science from University of Warwick (1987)
- Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics (Oxford University, 1986)
Research Interests: Strategic management tools (e.g., scenario planning), customer data analytics, privacy implications of data sharing, and post-merger integration. She has co-led projects on surveillance society blurring and privacy in the digital economy, funded by Leverhulme and EPSRC.
Key Projects:
- Leverhulme-funded 'Taking Liberties?' (surveillance society)
- EPSRC-funded 'Monetize Me?' (privacy and quantified self)
- Co-designing digital strategies for museums and education sectors
Grants & Collaborations: Multiple internally-funded projects on board assurance frameworks, creative accounting, and hybrid business models in museums. Active in international conferences and professional bodies like BAM Council.
Awards: While no specific prizes are listed, her h-index of 24 and 1,891 citations reflect significant scholarly impact.
