Professor Paula McDonald
Professor Paula McDonald is Associate Dean Research in QUT’s Faculty of Business and Law and a member of the Centre for Decent Work and Industry
Professor Gary Mortimer
Professor Gary Mortimer is an active researcher in the areas of food retailing, retail marketing and consumer behaviour. Widely recognized as Australia's leading retail expert, he is a regular commentator across mainstream media, newspapers, current affairs, television, radio and trade publications.
Dr Kate Letheren
Dr Kate Letheren is an active researcher in the QUT Business School, in consumer psychology and communications, with a focus on humanised technology like robots or artificial intelligence (AI). Dr Letheren also holds a research interest in marketing education and belongs to QUT’s Centre for Behavioural Economics Society and Technology.
Associate Professor Wasana Bandara
Associate Professor Wasana Bandara is an international expert in Business Process Management (BPM) and Information Systems (IS). She leads research focused on the ‘human-centric’ aspects of BPM, and aims to help organisations radically change their business operations to empower and positively impact the eco-systems they function in.
Professor Pedro Gomis-Porqeras
Professor Pedro Gomis-Porqeras' research interests lie at the intersection of macroeconomics and finance, which stresses the need to understand the interaction between the financial side and the rest of the economy.
Associate Professor Bree Hurst
Associate Professor Bree Hurst holds a PhD in corporate social responsibility and organisational communication. Her research in corporate responsibility, social licence to operate and food waste is critical in a world where organisations need to be held accountable for their impacts on communities, society and the environment.
Dr Penny Williams
Dr Penny Williams conducts research that explores the changing nature of work and the intersections of technology and work. Her research interests span the gig economy, flexible work arrangements, the impact of AI on work and workers and digital capability/employability skills for university graduates.
