Associate Professor of Strategy & Entrepreneurship
I help organisations and leaders navigate the complexities of sustainability, responsible business, and stakeholder management through research, advisory, and executive education.
As Associate Professor at London Business School, Associate Editor of Management Science and Guest Editor of the Strategic Management Journal, I combine rigorous academic research with practical insights for executives, boards, and investors navigating the transition to sustainable business models.
My work focuses on strategic sustainability integration, the investment implications of corporate responsibility, and what I call "aligned capitalism" — creating systems where market incentives support rather than undermine long-term value creation. With 26,000+ citations, I am among the world's top 0.1% most-cited researchers.
Developing sustainable business models and integrating environmental and social considerations into corporate strategy for long-term value creation.
Research on how sustainability performance affects financial markets, investor behaviour, and capital allocation decisions.
Advising boards and executives on stakeholder management, responsible business practices, and sustainability reporting.
Teaching over 1,000 senior leaders and board members through the Sustainability Leadership and Corporate Responsibility programme.
Ranked as the #1 most cited paper in the Strategic Management Journal for the 2014-2018 period. This research demonstrates that superior sustainability performance can reduce capital constraints and improve firms' access to finance.
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With Karen E. Wilson and Rosemary Addis, I look at how leaders keep their agency when the structures around business and policy are shifting, and why that calls for a new way of informing, challenging and owning decisions.
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A 6-week online programme from London Business School that equips senior leaders and board members to navigate the sustainability transition and build responsible business strategies.