Lincoln International Business School 2022 Research Showcase
We are delighted to present the Lincoln International Business School Research Showcase Day for 2022 with an engaging schedule of invited key notes.
With presentations on leadership in Laos, consumption and cultural capital, management and entrepreneurship in Nigeria, Bomber Command and Reimagining Lincolnshire, to name but a few, it promises to be a great event, showcasing what is best about LIBS research and how it informs our teaching.
These sessions will be available both virtually and in person with parallel paper presentations, recordings of which will be made available after the event so that you can enjoy them at your leisure.
Prof Simon Lilley - Director of Research, Lincoln International Business School
View our 2022 Research Showcase Programme
We are pleased to present our Research Showcase on Thursday 16 June with a packed programme of keynotes and paper presentations taking place in the Lincoln International Business School. Some sessions are available to watch live online, whilst others will be available on-demand shortly after.
Showcase Presentations
Keynote Session
‘Becoming phu nam and other stories: Researching leadership practices in Laos and the ethics of cross-cultural engagement’.
Presented by Peter Case
University of the West of England, Bristol,
and James Cook University, Australia.
Keynote Session
‘Getting published in top ranked academic journals, avoiding pitfalls, tips for success and making your successes count’.
Presented by Scott McCabe
Co-editor in chief, Annals of Tourism and Nottingham University
‘Cognitive diversity and team creativity: Effects of demographic faultlines’
Presented by Prof Steve Armstrong - Professor in Organisational Behaviour, Lincoln International Business School
‘Emplacement as Responsibilisation: Advancing Learning for Impact’
Presented by Prof Elena Antonacopoulou - Visiting Professor of Organisational Resilience, Lincoln International Business School.
‘Theorising Responsible Anticipation’
Presented by Prof Ted Fuller - UNESCO Chair on Responsible Foresight for Sustainable Development. Lincoln International Business School.
‘Be Bold, Be Innovative, Be a Digital Hub: A Guide to Setting up and Running a Digital Hub’
Presented by Dr Jane Deville - Research Fellow, Lincoln International Business Schoo
‘Emotional Labour and Burnout in Academic-Managers’ subgroup imbalance and information elaboration’
Presented by Amy Mumby - Academic Lead in Work-based Distance Learning / Associate Prof / PL, Lincoln International Business School.
‘Inclusive or Exclusive? Exploring the experiences of women at work who have been treated for gynaecological cancers’
Presented by Jan Mehmet - Doctoral Researcher and External Examiner, Lincoln International Business School.
‘Let me tell you a story…’
Presented by Dr Joanna Smith - Head of Department, Department of Management, Lincoln International Business School.
‘Beyond cultural instrumentality in migrant integration: Exploring the concept of Total Diaspora Cultural Capital’
Presented by Dr Dieu Hack-Polay - Associate Professor / Programme Leader, Lincoln International Business School.
‘Funding, Development & Support – What the Research Development & Industrial Partnership Teams can do for you’
Presented by Lyndsey Kemsley - Research Development Manager, Research and Industrial Partnerships, University of Lincoln
Keynote Session
‘Dancing with profit: the dynamics of organizational identity and an ubiquitous public measure’
Presented by Yuval Millo
University of Warwick
‘A comparison between personal tutoring in the UK & China’
Presented by Alison Raby - Senior Lecturer / Programme Leader, Lincoln International Business School
‘Challenges of teaching and engaging Chinese students - a tutor’s perspective’
Presented by Karen Burrows - Senior Lecturer in Work Based Distance Learning, Lincoln International Business School
‘What are the learning experiences of refugee doctors re-qualifying to work in the National Health Service (NHS) in Great Britain as doctors? An exploratory study’
Presented by Fiona McManus - Lecturer, Lincoln International Business School
‘The UK working musician: Introducing the Craft Work Play Model’
Presented by Dr Victoria Ellis-Vowles - Senior Lecturer/Programme Leader, Lincoln International Business School
‘The Hospitality Now! initiative: Changing the culture of student employment in hospitality’
Presented by Dr Agnieszka Rydzik - Senior Lecturer, Lincoln International Business School
‘Evolving Consumption and Cultural Capital for Self-presentation in the Workplace’
Presented by Dr Connie Mak - Lecturer in Marketing and Advertising, Lincoln International Business School
‘From Hypernormalisation of Workplace Inequality to Dehumanisation: A way out for Human Resource Management’
Presented by Dr John Mendy - Senior Lecturer / Programme Leader, Lincoln International Business School
‘The Business of Empire: Britain’s Crime Against Humanity’
Presented by Dr Andy Brookes - Senior Lecturer / Programme Leader, Lincoln International Business School
‘The key drivers that have fuelled the need for implementing sustainability initiatives within the Qatar oil and gas sector’
Presented by Dr Redouane Sarrakh - Research Associate in Sustainable Supply Chains for a Greener Economy, Lincoln International Business School
Keynote Session
‘Psychological Inequalities in Organisations’
Presented by Dr Edina Dóci
Associate Professor at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
(VU Amsterdam) and Director VU Sustainability
Leadership Hub.
‘Scarecrows, Gremlins, and Lack of Moral Fibre in Bomber Command veteran narratives’
Presented by Dr Dan Ellin - Archivist - Content, Lincoln International Business School
“Bomber County”, does its World War Two aviation history have a future in the 21st Century?’
Presented by Caterina Scott - Doctoral Researcher, Lincoln International Business School
‘Tourist experiences during the pandemic; the application of the Orchestra model’
Presented by Dr Samira Zare - Lecturer in Marketing and Advertising, Lincoln International Business School
‘Illuminating the Blind-Spot of Entrepreneurial Strategy Creation: Towards a Tacit Articulation of Marketing Expertise’
Presented by Dr Barry Ardley - Visiting Fellow Lincoln International Business School
‘Developing Prosocial Behaviour in Entrepreneurs’
Presented by Maureen O’Callaghan - Doctoral Researcher, University of Lincoln
‘A critical analysis of stakeholders’ conceptualizations of “graduate employability” and its impacts on graduate development in SME businesses in Greater Lincolnshire’
Presented by Lee McHugh - Lecturer / Doctoral Researcher, Lincoln International Business School
‘Team Role Inventories in Managing Project Success in Nigerian Construction SMEs’
Presented by Kayode Adewole - Doctoral Researcher, Lincoln International Business School
‘Entrepreneurial engagement with customers and communities through digitalisation in Covid-19: With references to African women entrepreneurs in the UK’
Presented by Dr Jialin Hardwick - Senior Lecturer / Programme Leader, Lincoln International Business School
‘Entrepreneurial legacy & Succession: An investigation of Succession Planning and the Sustainability of Some Selected Family Small and Medium Enterprises in Nigeria’
Presented by Kayode Abraham Mayah - Doctoral Researcher, Lincoln International Business School
Closing Plenary Session
‘Diverse City: Reimagining Lincoln’
Presented by Dr Victoria Araj
Post-Doctoral Researcher and Public Engagement Associate,
Lincoln International Business School
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