Academy of Management Learning & Education
Editorial Team

Paul Hibbert, Editor
United Kingdom
Paul Hibbert began his academic career after 15 years in industry and management consultancy. He is a Professor of Management at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, (faculty page)and an Honorary Professor at the University of Auckland Business School. He has experience of senior leadership roles such as Head of the School of Management, Dean of Arts and Vice-Principal for Education at the University of St Andrews.
Paul has also fulfilled leadership roles in learned societies and has extensive editorial experience. He has been a member of the Council of the British Academy of Management, and from 2018-2019 he was the Chair of the Management Education and Development division of the Academy of Management having previously filled the roles of PDW Chair and Program Chair. Paul is currently an Associate Editor of Academy of Management Learning & Education and is a former Associate Editor and editorial board member of both the Journal of Management Education and Management Learning. He is also an editorial board member of Organizational Research Methods. His research has been published in those journals and other leading international outlets, such as the Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Management Studies and Organization Studies. His research has been recognized with awards from Academy of Management Divisions, the Australia & New Zealand Academy of Management and the British Academy of Management.

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Arran Caza, Associate Editor
United States
Arran Caza is an Associate Professor of Management in the Bryan School of Business and Economics at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. His research examines leaders and leadership development, with a focus on age and culture-related aspects of leadership. He earned his PhD in management and psychology from the University of Michigan, his MA in psychology from the University of Michigan, and his BSc in economics from the University of Ottawa. He has researched and taught on three continents. Before becoming an academic, he worked in program evaluation, health promotion, and law enforcement.

Diego Coraiola, Associate Editor
Canada
Diego M. Coraiola is an Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship at the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria (faculty page). His primary research interest is on entrepreneurial action and the strategic uses of symbolic resources. His current research focuses on organizational mnemonics, resource dependence, and intergenerational change. His work has been published in books and journals such as Strategic Management Journal, Organization Studies, Journal of Business Ethics, and Management Learning.
Diego has taught a variety of courses such as strategic management, entrepreneurship, organization theory, and research methods at graduate and undergraduate levels in Brazil and Canada. His teaching philosophy focuses on helping students become active and autonomous learners through experiential learning and live cases.

Megan Margaret Gerhardt, Associate Editor
United States
Dr. Megan Gerhardt (Book & Resource Reviews) is a Professor of Management and Leadership at the Farmer School of Business at Miami University, specializing in individual and team leadership development, where she also serves as co-director of the Isaac & Oxley Center for Business Leadership. Her current research focuses on the leadership of multiple generations in the workplace. Dr. Gerhardt has authored multiple journal articles, appearing in several of the top management publications. In addition, Dr. Gerhardt leads professional development workshops in organizations on the topics of managing multiple generations in the workforce, strengths based leadership, emotional intelligence, authentic leadership, and women in leadership in the twenty-first century. She is founder and owner of The Gerhardt Group, LLC, specializing in leadership development solutions. Dr. Gerhardt received her BA in psychology as well as her PhD from the University of Iowa.

Danna Greenberg, Associate Editor
United States
Danna Greenberg is the Walter H. Carpenter Professor of Organizational Behavior at Babson College, where she also serves as chair of the Management Division (faculty page).
Connected to her work at AMLE, Danna’s scholarship centers on the continued changing landscape of higher education as it pertains to how we teach, what we teach, and how we define our lives as academics. She has used this research expertise to lead curriculum reform in the graduate and undergraduate programs at Babson College. More information on this work can be found in her book, The New Entrepreneurial Leader (Berrett-Koehler Publishing, 2011).
Danna’s other research interest focuses on how individuals navigate the relationship between work, family, and community as their careers and lives evolve. Danna’s scholarship is guided by the belief that individuals can and should be able to live full lives at work and at home. Along with Jamie Ladge, she has recently coauthored a book on this topic entitled Maternal Optimism (Oxford University Press, 2019).
Danna has published more than 30 articles and book chapters in leading journals including Academy of Management Perspectives, Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Learning & Education, Human Resource Management, and Journal of Management Education. She speak nationally and internationally on issues pertaining to work-life and innovation in education.
Danna received her BA in Psychology from Wellesley College graduating magna cum laude and her PhD in Organizational Studies from Boston College graduating with first-year distinction.

Oliver Laasch, Associate Editor
United Kingdom
Oliver Laasch is a Senior Lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of Manchester (faculty page), and an Adjunct Associate Professor of Strategy at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China. He is founder of the Center for Responsible Management Education. Oliver’s research interest lies in responsible management learning and alternative business models (including business school business models). He has published in Academy of Management Learning & Education, Journal of Management Education, Journal of Business Ethics, Long Range Planning, Organization and Environment, among others.
Oliver has designed and taught a variety of courses on bachelor, master, PhD and executive education levels, including blended and massive open online courses such as the Coursera MOOC “Managing Responsibly.” Subjects range from research philosophy and advanced qualitative research methods to introductions to (responsible) management. Oliver’s teaching philosophy is centered on enabling learners’ competence development through bespoke heterogeneous sets of assignments.

Dirk Lindebaum, Associate Editor
Dirk Lindebaum is a Senior Professor at Grenoble Ecole de Management (France) and a Visiting Professor at the University of Alberta School of Business (Canada). He is curious about “values” as meta-theme in his research, particularly in relation to theory building, learning, technology, and emotions at work. His work regularly appears in journals of international distinction, such as Academy of Management Review, Academy of Management Learning & Education, Journal of Management Studies, Organization Studies, and Human Relations. In addition, he is the author of the book Emancipation Through Emotion Regulation (Edward Elgar, 2017). Despite his theoretical pursuits, the practical relevance of his research is regularly recognized in news outlets, such as the Financial Times, New York Times, BBC Radio 5 Live, Wirtschaftswoche, Daily Mail, Independent, and Bloomberg Businessweek. Additionally, he has published several practitioner-focused articles in MIT Sloan Management Review, one of which has been accepted into the Honor Roll of the Responsible Research in Business and Management network (RRBM),a distinction that his research serves the greater good.

Clare Rigg, Associate Editor
United Kingdom
Clare Rigg is Professor of Leadership & Management / Associate Dean (Research) at the University of Suffolk (faculty page).
Her research focuses on two main areas. The first is development of scholarly practice through leadership and management learning, where her interest is in the involvement of learners in issues relating to ways of engaging in questions of power relations and the impact of their practice on others and wider society. Her second research strand centers on the interplay of critical action learning and action research as they affect collaborative relationships within and between work organizations.
Clare’s work is published in Management Learning, Public Management Review, Journal of Management Education, British Journal of Management and Studies in Higher Education. She also reviews for these journals as well as Organization, Organization Studies and Journal of Organizational Ethnography.
Clare’s teaching is principally with part-time doctoral of business administration students, supervising their international action research projects, and supporting them to become scholarly practitioners. She has previously led leadership development and executive education for a range of public and private sectors organisations.

Olga Igorevna Ryazanova, Associate Editor
Ireland
Olga Ryazanova is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor, tenured) in Management at the Maynooth University’s School of Business (faculty page). Her primary research interest is in the strategic management of higher education institutions, with the specific focus on the individual and group-level processes that influence organizational decision-making and outcomes. Her work is published in international journals, including Academy of Management Learning & Education and Journal of World Business, and received multiple awards from the Academy of Management.
Olga is an active member of the Academy of Management, where the Management Education & Development division (MED) is her primary home. She served as the division’s Secretary for two years and currently serves as the division’s elected Research Coordinator, responsible for identifying best research in management education and development. She has also reviewed for a wide range of journals, including Academy of Management Learning & Education, Management Teaching Review and British Journal of Management, and has been a conference reviewer for the Academy of Management since 2010, receiving multiple outstanding reviewer awards.
Olga is teaching different “flavors” of management and strategy, with the particular focus on teaching large classes of undergraduate students. At her institution, Olga has been proactive in introducing technology for large class teaching and assessment, and led an initiative focused on peer knowledge sharing among faculty to support teaching and learning.

April L. Wright, Associate Editor
United Kingdom
April Wright is Professor of Organisation Studies at Warwick Business School, University of Warwick (faculty page). Her primary research interests are focused on understanding the processes by which institutions are changed, maintained and disrupted, with a particular interest in professions and professional work. Her research in management education has focused on threshold concept learning and evidence-based management. She has published in leading international journals, including Administrative Science Quarterly, Academy of Management Journal, Journal of Business Venturing, Organizational Research Methods, and British Journal of Management. April’s work in management education has been published in Academy of Management Learning & Education, Management Learning, and Journal of Management Education.
Beyond her Associate Editor role with AMLE, April also serves on the editorial boards for Academy of Management Journal and Journal of Management Education. She teaches courses in introductory management and strategy and has received numerous awards for her work in large undergraduate teaching, including a national award for teaching excellence in the Australian Awards for University Teaching in 2018.
Editorial Review Board
Herman Aguinis
United States
Kleio Akrivou
United Kingdom
Rafael Alcadipani Da Silveira
Brazil
Veronique Ambrosini
Australia
Lisa Anderson
United Kingdom
Neal M. Ashkanasy
Australia
Andromachi Athanasopoulou
United Kingdom
Donald Bacon
United States
James R Bailey
United States
Amon Barros
Brazil
Francois Bastien
Canada
Joy E. Beatty
United States
Nic Beech
Scotland
Gerard Beenen
United States
Emma Bell
UNITED KINGDOM
Caterina Bettin
Canada
Pieter-Jan Bezemer
Australia
Jon Billsberry
Australia
Alex B. Bitektine
Canada
Alex Bolinger
United States
Dianne Bolton
Australia
Todd Bridgman
New Zealand
Anthony F. Buono
United States
Ernie R. Cadotte
United States
Arne Carlsen
Norway
Kevin Carlson
United States
Catherine Cassell
United Kingdom
Steven Charlier
United States
Shiona Chillas
United Kingdom
Imran Chowdhury
United States
Cody Logan Chullen
United States
Amelia C. Clarke
Canada
Stewart R. Clegg
Australia
Sharon Clinebell
United States
Patricia Corner
Canada
John Cullen
Ireland
Cynthia S. Cycyota
United States
David Deephouse
Canada
Rocki-Lee DeWitt
United States
Rita Di Mascio
Australia
Shoshana Dobrow
United Kingdom
Viktor Dorfler
United Kingdom
Pat Downes
United States
Paul L. Drnevich
United States
Derrick E D'Souza
United States
Gabie Durepos
Canada
Carolyn Egri
Canada
Jacob Eisenberg
Ireland
Matthew Eriksen
United States
David J. FInch
Canada
Sandy Fisher
Charles Fornaciari
United States
Jean M. Forray
United States
William Foster
Canada
Anne Marie Francesco
Hong Kong
Cynthia Fukami
United States
Tine Garne Køhler
Denmark
Deanna Geddes
United States
Robert A. Giacalone
United States
Alex Gillett
Sarel Gronum
Australia
Usha C.V. Haley
United States
Bill Harley
Australia
John S Hassard
UNITED KINGDOM
Thomas F. Hawk
United States
Amanda Hay
United Kingdom
Peter Heslin
Australia
Benson Honig
Canada
Florian Hoos
Sam Horner
United Kingdom
Garett Howardson
United States
Alvin Hwang
United States
Gazi Islam
France
Gavin Jack
Australia
Simy Joy
India
Tomas Karlsson
Sweden
D Christopher Kayes
United States
Richard J. Klimoski
United States
Kurt Kraiger
United States
Arun Kumar
United Kingdom
Mark Learmonth
United Kingdom
Roy James Lewicki
United States
Ming Li
United Kingdom
Mark Loon
Australia
Misty L. Loughry
United States
Kathy Lund Dean
United States
James McDonald
United States
Patricia McLaren
Canada
Jeffrey John McNally
Canada
Stefan Meisiek
Australia
Sébastien Mena
Germany
Christopher Michaelson
United States
Stuart Anthony Middleton
Australia
Ali H. Mir
United States
Michael Lane Morris
United States
Katrin Susanne Muehlfeld
Germany
Farooq Mughal
United Kingdom
Christopher G. Myers
United States
Davide Nicolini
United Kingdom
Raymond A Noe
United States
Damian O'Doherty
United Kingdom (IV)
John Parnell
United States
Bruce Paton
United States
Kathryn Pavlovich
New Zealand
Gianpiero Petriglieri
France
Jacobo Ramirez
Denmark
Michael Reynolds
UNITED KINGDOM
Suneetha Saggurthi
India
Linda M Sama
United States
Alexander Madsen Sandvik
Norway
Thomas Sasso
Canada
Marc-David Seidel
Canada
Chad Seifried
United States
Jonathan Sims
United States
Peter Skilling
New Zealand
Martyna Sliwa
Harris Sondak
United States
James C. Spee
United States
Kenneth Starkey
United Kingdom
Marcus Stewart
United States
Scott Taylor
United Kingdom
Siri Ann Terjesen
United States
Christine Quinn Trank
United States
Fernanda Yumi Tsujiguchi
Canada
Paula Ungureanu
Italy
Russ Vince
United Kingdom
Sergio Wanderley
Brazil
Michael E. Wasserman
Germany
Chelsea Willness
Canada
Julie Wolfram Cox
Australia
Robert Phillip Wright
Hong Kong
Patrick Lawrence Yorio
United States
Annette Yunus Pendrey
United Kingdom
Patrizia Zanoni
Belgium
Managing Editor

Stacey Victor
United States
Stacey Victor's career in publishing has spanned 25 years, beginning in trade publishing at both Time Warner and Random House, and then segueing into the academic and reference world in 2007. Stacey joined AOM in early 2016, where she is Managing Editor for Academy of Management Learning and Education and Academy of Management Annals.