معرفی
Poh Yen Ng is an Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Robert Gordon University's Aberdeen Business School. She holds a PhD in Management from the University of Canterbury's UC Business School. Her research focuses on entrepreneurship, particularly gender/minority issues, family business dynamics, and sustainability aligned with UN SDGs #5, #8, and #10. She serves as an Associate Editor for Gender, Work & Organisation and International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship, and chairs ISBE conference tracks.
Education:
- PhD in Management, University of Canterbury
- MSc, BA (degrees unspecified)
- SFHEA (Senior Fellow of the HE Academy)
Research Interests:
- Gender and minority entrepreneurship
- Inclusive family business practices
- Sustainable development goals integration
- Entrepreneurial archetypes and well-being
Current Projects:
- At a breaking point? (2023-2025): Examines immigrant entrepreneurs' well-being challenges
- HerAIPath (2024-2026): Promotes AI entrepreneurship for South African women
Teaching: Modules include Business Ideas & Opportunities, Family Business Management, Entrepreneurship Context, Technology Commercialization, and Capstone projects.
Grants & Awards: Active in securing interdisciplinary grants focusing on refugee women's entrepreneurship, gender equality in tech (AI), and sustainable family businesses. No specific awards listed but holds editorial roles indicating recognition.
Key Affiliations:
- Small Business & Enterprise Research Group member
- ISBE Minority in Entrepreneurship SIG committee
- JBI Centre of Excellence collaborator
Lab/Teams: Leads entrepreneurship research teams focusing on marginalized groups, family firm innovation, and SDG implementation strategies.
