Reader (Education) of Business Ethics and Sustainability & Director of Ethics, Responsibility, and Sustainability at Queen's Business School. I have a particular interest in the relationship between technology (especially AI), ethics, governance, and sustainability. I also serve as the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) Lead within the School.Module Coordinator for Artificial Intelligence in Business and Society; Business Governance and Ethics; Contemporary and Emerging Issues in Leadership and Management; and Public Sector Management.

Senior Lecturer (Education) in Business and Society & Director of Ethics, Responsibility, and Sustainability at Queen's Business School.

Lecturer (Eduation) in Business and Society & Ethics, Responsibility and Sustainability Champion at Queen's Business School.

Position involved developing course materials and delivering lectures to Executive MBA students on the areas of ethics, corporate governance, and social responsibility.

Member of the PRME UK and Ireland Chapter Steering Committee with a specific focus on Organisational Learning and Sharing Information on Progress (SIP) Reporting. For more information on the work of the Chapter, including upcoming events and competitions, please visit www.unprme.org.uk

Role involved assisting in the management of Corporate Governance and Information Systems within the organisation, which is responsible for the disbursement of approximately €500m EU Regional Development (ERDF) funds within NI, Ireland, and Western Scotland. Core responsibilities included managing compliance, contributing to business planning, conducting research, drafting reports, and records management. In addition, I was responsible for responding to Freedom of Information and Subject Access Requests, as well as questions from members of the NI Assembly and Oireachtas.

As an Assistant Clerk within the Assembly, this role included liaising with Departmental Bill Teams bringing forward Executive legislation; working with MLAs wishing to sponsor a Private Members’ Bill; assisting with the drafting and tabling of proposed amendments; briefing the Speaker in regard to bills coming before the House; drafting the formal Speaker’s Brief for use in Plenary; and compiling the Official Report in relation to legislation.

This role involved assisting in the development of a range of capacity building programmes aimed at increasing the knowledge and strengthening the skills of Members of the Northern Ireland Legislative Assembly (MLAs) and key political party support staff in relation to parliamentary business. In addition, I was also involved in the organisation of professional development sessions, seminars, master classes, conferences and other events focused around promoting engagement between elected representatives and wider civil society; strengthening the role of women and young people in political and public life; and delivering international development and exchange programmes.

As an Assistant Clerk within the Assembly, this role included liaising with Departmental Bill Teams bringing forward Executive legislation; working with MLAs wishing to sponsor a Private Members’ Bill; assisting with the drafting and tabling of proposed amendments; briefing the Speaker in regard to bills coming before the House; drafting the formal Speaker’s Brief for use in Plenary; and compiling the Official Report in relation to legislation.

Specialist in market analysis and forecasting, qualitative and quantitative research. Reports included analysis of the food processing industry in Ireland; an in-depth review of Online Social Networking in the UK, Ireland and overseas; and work on new product development funded by InvestNI.