Qingan Huang

Dr Qingan (Angus) Huang is a Senior Lecturer in Strategic Management at the Royal Docks School of Business and Law, University of East London. He served as co-director of the Centre for Innovation Management and Enterprise (CIME) from 2020-2021 and founded an international business school and China-US Youth Exchange Innovation Centre in China. His research focuses on strategic leadership, entrepreneurship, internationalisation of SMEs, psycholinguistics, and China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

• PhD in Management (City, University of London)
• MRes Research Method (Kingston University)
• MBA Business Venturing (University of Southampton)
• MSc Business Growth (University of Glasgow)
• BSc Management (South China Normal University)

His research interests span strategic leadership, international entrepreneurship, cognitive psychology, and geopolitical economics. Notable work includes analyzing China's infrastructure lending in Africa and Turkey's geopolitical pivots. Huang has presented at Academy of Management and Strategic Management Society conferences, with publications in International Marketing Review, Journal of Business Ethics, and others.

Research funding includes ORS Award, ESRC Summer School Scholarship, and CASS Business School Scholarship. His work frequently addresses BRI's economic impacts and SME globalization strategies.

Teaching includes modules like Strategic Leadership (SG7250) and Sustainable Strategic Management (SG7240). Advising experience includes guiding projects on veteran entrepreneurship and SME ethics.

Led initiatives like the China-US Youth Exchange Innovation Centre and contributed to transnational business education networks.