Terrier Lohyd

Terrier Lohyd is an Associate Professor at the EHL Hospitality Business School, focusing on Psychology, Work Psychology, Human Resources, Sustainability, and Experimental Research. He holds a BSc in Hospitality and Professions from HES-SO. His work bridges academic research with practical applications in hospitality, healthcare, and environmental sustainability.

• Affiliations: EHL Hospitality Business School, HES-SO.

Research interests include consumer behavior, personality traits influencing career choices, and the integration of hospitality principles in healthcare. His studies on gender perceptions in wine, social norms in reducing environmental waste, and LinkedIn-based personality assessment highlight interdisciplinary approaches.

Recent articles explore topics like wine gender dynamics, the Lausanne Hospitality Model in cancer care, and social norms' impact on ethical consumption. His work often combines quantitative analysis with real-world applications, such as training interventions for restaurant staff or sustainability strategies in hotels.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned. Grants and advising details are not provided in the text. Terrier collaborates widely, with co-authors including experts in psychology, hospitality, and environmental science.

He contributes to academic discussions through conferences on LinkedIn’s role in recruitment, Muslim communities’ tourism perceptions, and post-pandemic carpooling behavior.