Roger LOW

Roger LOW is an Adjunct Lecturer at the Lee Kong Chian School of Business (LKCSB), Singapore Management University (SMU), where he contributes to undergraduate and graduate business education with a focus on leadership, entrepreneurship, and regional business dynamics in Asia-Pacific.

His teaching portfolio includes key courses such as:

• Corporate Entrepreneurship
• Family Business
• Asia Pacific Business
• Leadership & Teambuilding
• Management of People at Work

These courses reflect his engagement with practical and strategic aspects of modern business management, particularly in family-owned enterprises and corporate innovation contexts.

Roger LOW’s research and teaching interests center on entrepreneurship, leadership development, organizational behavior, and the unique challenges of family-run businesses operating in the Asia-Pacific region. His expertise supports a pedagogical approach that blends academic rigor with real-world application, preparing students for dynamic leadership roles in diverse organizational settings.

While no recent publications are listed, the thematic focus of his teaching suggests a professional orientation toward applied business education rather than theoretical research output. This is typical of adjunct faculty who bring industry experience into the academic environment.

No scientific awards or fellowships are currently listed in his public profile.

Roger LOW advises students through his teaching and mentorship in classroom settings, particularly in areas related to team dynamics, people management, and entrepreneurial strategy. There is no mention of formal graduate student supervision, research grants, or funded projects in the available information.

There is no public information regarding affiliated research labs, centers, or collaborative teams at SMU.