Academic biography

• I teach Strategy and International Business at both  undergraduate and postgraduate levels at DCU Business School.

• In addition to the internationalisation of firms, my research focuses on the strategic evolution of Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) and their subsidiaries, paying specific attention to:

Subsidiary Influence: How subsidiaries leverage unique resource bundles to build power and actively shape strategy across MNEs.

Knowledge as a Strategic Resource: The mechanisms through which subsidiaries capture and nurture local knowledge and learning to sustain long term operations.

Strategic Ambidexterity: How subsidiaries successfully pursue novel, explorative innovation paths while remaining aligned with corporate mandates and operational constraints.

• My research to date has been published in the Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of World Business, Journal of International Management, Technovation, Entrepreneurship & Regional Development, Critical Perspectives on International Business, & Journal of Business Strategy.

• Additionally, my current role within DCUBS includes programme director for the MSc Global Management (digital disruption).