Dunton Family Dean

• Jul 2023 - Present

Professor in management and technology

• Jul 2023 - Present

Author and contributor

• Jul 2023 - Present

Member of the Justice Collaboratory, Yale Law School

• Mar 2019 - Present

Fellow St. Edmund's College and Cambridge Judge Business School

• Apr 2014 - Present

KPMG chair in Management Studies, Department Head, School Leadership Team, Academic Director

• Apr 2014 - Dec 2018

I was the KPMG endowed professor in management studies, the founder and head of the department (HoD) Organisational Leadership and Decision-Making (now called Organisational Behaviour), member of the school's management team, academic director of the popular executive certificate programme on "The New Leadership" (consisting of 4 modules on the leadership challenges in the 21st century), and founder of the Cambridge Platform on Belt & Road Initiative research (which resulted in "Belt & Road… Show more I was the KPMG endowed professor in management studies, the founder and head of the department (HoD) Organisational Leadership and Decision-Making (now called Organisational Behaviour), member of the school's management team, academic director of the popular executive certificate programme on "The New Leadership" (consisting of 4 modules on the leadership challenges in the 21st century), and founder of the Cambridge Platform on Belt & Road Initiative research (which resulted in "Belt & Road Initiative: Opportunities and Challenges of a Chinese Economic Ambition (Sage, 2020). The KPMG chair at Judge Business School allowed me to bridge sound academic research with a corporate driven focus to establish strong and trustworthy leadership in both local and international companies, a collaboration that still exists today. My teaching took place at the MBA and executive level and I provided consultancy for a wide range of international corporations and multinationals. At this time, I was also a visiting professor at London Business School and Indian School of Business.

Founder and Director of the Centre on AI Technology for Humankind

• Jan 2020 - Jul 2023

At the centre, I am responsible for its daily working, recruitment, financial management, research supervision, course development and corporate relationships to secure future funding. GOALS of the centre: development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises amazing opportunities for transforming our lives and the way we work. It will help elevate our human potential in ways we cannot yet see or even imagine. But what are the challenges that lie ahead? Amid the hype and excitement… Show more At the centre, I am responsible for its daily working, recruitment, financial management, research supervision, course development and corporate relationships to secure future funding. GOALS of the centre: development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises amazing opportunities for transforming our lives and the way we work. It will help elevate our human potential in ways we cannot yet see or even imagine. But what are the challenges that lie ahead? Amid the hype and excitement, there is a risk that allowing technology alone to dictate the course of development may bring with it as yet unknown threats to our human condition. At AiTH, we believe that the development of AI technologies must be understood and examined in the context of collaboration and co-creation with humans. Our aim is to study, explore and develop deep insights into how AI technologies should be advanced with human-centred choices, promoting creativity and happiness whilst serving and enhancing human identity.

Provost chair, Professor of Management, Academic Director, Advisor Digital transformation & Director

• Jan 2019 - Jun 2023

I am the provost chair (in recognition of excellent research performance at the global level; I am included in the World top 2% of scientists in 2020) at the department of management and organisation at NUS Business School, National University of Singapore. I am the academic director of several executive certification programs at NUS (custom and open), and decision-making member of the Faculty and Ph.D. recruitment committees. I also participated or participate in advising the development of… Show more I am the provost chair (in recognition of excellent research performance at the global level; I am included in the World top 2% of scientists in 2020) at the department of management and organisation at NUS Business School, National University of Singapore. I am the academic director of several executive certification programs at NUS (custom and open), and decision-making member of the Faculty and Ph.D. recruitment committees. I also participated or participate in advising the development of the NUS graduate school, delivering advise on the challenges coming along with the digital transformation implementation efforts currently taking place at NUS, and being a member of the NUS search and recruitment committee (led by the NUS provost) to hire presidential fellows for the psychology department. Being the founder and Chief Academic Officer of the LEAD platform and the founder and director of the Centre on AI Technology for Humankind (AiTH), I am connecting basic research in management with applications of AI and digital management to understand the leadership and management of companies in the future.

Member of the scientific committee on AI Governance

• Jan 2022 - Jun 2023

Visiting Fellow

• Sep 2019 - Aug 2020

Associate Editor of Academy of Management Annals

• Jan 2014 - Dec 2016

I served as an associate editor at the Academy of Management Annals for a three-year period. AMA is one of the premier outlets of the prestigious Academy of Management Association and has the highest impact factor of all management journals. I served as an associate editor at the Academy of Management Annals for a three-year period. AMA is one of the premier outlets of the prestigious Academy of Management Association and has the highest impact factor of all management journals.

Professor of Management and Academic Director

• Jul 2012 - Jun 2014

As a professor of Management at CEIBS I lectured at the MBA, EMBA and executive level. I designed courses focusing on leadership, trust, negotiation and value-driven decision making challenges in China and internationally. I was the academic director of the General Management Program (responsible for recruitment of students and their inclusion in the program). Participants to these programs ranged from Chinese executives, a mix of China-international students to international CEOs. I worked… Show more As a professor of Management at CEIBS I lectured at the MBA, EMBA and executive level. I designed courses focusing on leadership, trust, negotiation and value-driven decision making challenges in China and internationally. I was the academic director of the General Management Program (responsible for recruitment of students and their inclusion in the program). Participants to these programs ranged from Chinese executives, a mix of China-international students to international CEOs. I worked together with Chinese companies, advised local consultants and managers, and researched Chinese tech start-ups and multinationals (which lead to the publication of the million best selling book "Huawei: Leadership, culture and connectivity (Sage, 2017)). Show less As a professor of Management at CEIBS I lectured at the MBA, EMBA and executive level. I designed courses focusing on leadership, trust, negotiation and value-driven decision making challenges in China and internationally. I was the academic director of the General Management Program (responsible for recruitment of students and their inclusion in the program). Participants to these programs ranged from Chinese executives, a mix of China-international students to international CEOs. I worked… Show more As a professor of Management at CEIBS I lectured at the MBA, EMBA and executive level. I designed courses focusing on leadership, trust, negotiation and value-driven decision making challenges in China and internationally. I was the academic director of the General Management Program (responsible for recruitment of students and their inclusion in the program). Participants to these programs ranged from Chinese executives, a mix of China-international students to international CEOs. I worked together with Chinese companies, advised local consultants and managers, and researched Chinese tech start-ups and multinationals (which lead to the publication of the million best selling book "Huawei: Leadership, culture and connectivity (Sage, 2017)). Show less

Professor Behavioral Business Ethics, Founder & Director of the Erasmus Centre on Behavioral Ethics

• Dec 2008 - Jun 2014

At RSM, I was recruited with a special funded chair in behavioural ethics, combined with being the founder and director of the Erasmus Centre of Behavioural Ethics (responsible for daily supervision, research strategy, teaching allocation to the BSM department, recruitment, and financial monitoring), which served as a platform to further develop the academic sub-field that I have called "behavioural business ethics." During my stay at RSM, we trained several Ph.D.-students in this field and my… Show more At RSM, I was recruited with a special funded chair in behavioural ethics, combined with being the founder and director of the Erasmus Centre of Behavioural Ethics (responsible for daily supervision, research strategy, teaching allocation to the BSM department, recruitment, and financial monitoring), which served as a platform to further develop the academic sub-field that I have called "behavioural business ethics." During my stay at RSM, we trained several Ph.D.-students in this field and my research on the behavioural ethics foundations of the financial crisis was awarded with the ERIM award for applications to society. To know more about the field of behavioural business ethics, please, read my piece on"Toward Understanding a Behavioural Ethics Approach in the Workplace" published in Annual Review of Organizational Psychology and Organizational Behavior:https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10.1146/annurev-orgpsych-012218-015151 Show less At RSM, I was recruited with a special funded chair in behavioural ethics, combined with being the founder and director of the Erasmus Centre of Behavioural Ethics (responsible for daily supervision, research strategy, teaching allocation to the BSM department, recruitment, and financial monitoring), which served as a platform to further develop the academic sub-field that I have called "behavioural business ethics." During my stay at RSM, we trained several Ph.D.-students in this field and my… Show more At RSM, I was recruited with a special funded chair in behavioural ethics, combined with being the founder and director of the Erasmus Centre of Behavioural Ethics (responsible for daily supervision, research strategy, teaching allocation to the BSM department, recruitment, and financial monitoring), which served as a platform to further develop the academic sub-field that I have called "behavioural business ethics." During my stay at RSM, we trained several Ph.D.-students in this field and my research on the behavioural ethics foundations of the financial crisis was awarded with the ERIM award for applications to society. To know more about the field of behavioural business ethics, please, read my piece on"Toward Understanding a Behavioural Ethics Approach in the Workplace" published in Annual Review of Organizational Psychology and Organizational Behavior:https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10.1146/annurev-orgpsych-012218-015151 Show less

Visiting Professor

• Jun 2009 - May 2014

I taught the EMBA course CSR and ethics at LBS and worked on research projects with different faculty members. I taught the EMBA course CSR and ethics at LBS and worked on research projects with different faculty members.

Research Fellow

• Sep 2006 - Aug 2007

In the academic year 2006-2007, I received a fellowship at the Kennedy School of Government to do research on behavioral economics, negotiations and gender. During this stay I also was connected to Harvard Business School and the Center for Public Leadership at Kennedy School of Government. In the academic year 2006-2007, I received a fellowship at the Kennedy School of Government to do research on behavioral economics, negotiations and gender. During this stay I also was connected to Harvard Business School and the Center for Public Leadership at Kennedy School of Government.