Ze’ev Portner

Ze’ev Portner is a Lecturer and Academic Employee Representative at Buckinghamshire New University, teaching LLB (Hons) Law and LLM International Commercial Law. He holds an LLB from the University of Greenwich and an MSc in International Law from Queen Mary College, University of London. His career spans legal practice, political advising, and academia, with expertise in Employment and Public Law. He has collaborated with major football clubs on Holocaust Memorial projects and advised organizations like G4S Israel on employment law. Notable achievements include saving 2,000 jobs via legal opinions and founding the Greenwich University Parliamentary Placement Scheme, which aided over 150 students.

• Education:
• LLB Honours, University of Greenwich
• MSc International Law, Queen Mary College, University of London

His research focuses on intersections of law with public policy, international law, and labor rights. He has contributed to legal frameworks impacting corporate HR strategies and memorialization of historical events like the Holocaust.

• Awards:
• Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Authority

Ze’ev’s advisory work includes legal opinions for G4S Israel, the Chernobyl disaster victims, and initiatives promoting ethical labor practices. He has also pioneered educational programs linking students to political and legal careers.