Global MBA in Business Management – UWA & AIM Dual Degree

Paul Crompton is a Senior Lecturer at the UWA Business School, specializing in managerial economics with a focus on the global iron ore and steel industry. He holds a Ph.D. that explores various aspects of this critical sector, contributing to a deeper understanding of market dynamics and economic factors influencing steel consumption. His recent research examines the key drivers of steel consumption in OECD countries using panel data, as well as the costs associated with integrating wind power into electricity networks, reflecting his commitment to addressing contemporary economic challenges.With a robust academic background and extensive research experience, Professor Crompton bridges the gap between theory and practice in economics. He actively engages in teaching and mentoring MBA students, guiding them through complex economic concepts and their real-world applications. His dedication to education and research not only enriches the academic community at UWA but also contributes valuable insights to industry practices related to energy and mineral markets.

Joanne Sneddon is an Associate Professor of Marketing at the UWA Business School and Co-Director of the UWA Centre for Human and Cultural Values. She earned her Ph.D. from the University of Western Australia in 2009, focusing on factors influencing the adoption and implementation of new technologies within the Australian wool industry. Joanne's research primarily centers on the measurement of human values and their relationship to behavior in both adults and children, contributing significantly to the understanding of consumer and pro-social behavior across various contexts.With over 40 publications in international journals, Joanne has established herself as a leading researcher in her field. Her work includes developing innovative instruments for measuring values, such as the Best-Worst refined values instrument (BWVr) for adults and the Animated Values Instrument (AVI) for children. In addition to her research, she teaches Marketing Principles in the UWA MBA program and collaborates with non-profit organizations to enhance their fundraising strategies, showcasing her commitment to applying academic insights to real-world challenges.

Russell Poskitt is a Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance at the UWA Business School, where he specializes in corporate finance policy, business analysis, and valuations. With a robust academic background, Russell has made significant contributions to the field of finance through his research and teaching. He earned recognition for his expertise with awards such as the ISCR Prize in 2006 and the Barclays Global Investors Australia Research Award in 2003, highlighting his impact in the financial domain.Russell's research interests include various aspects of the global financial landscape, particularly focusing on corporate finance and its implications for business practices. His work often examines critical issues such as market behavior and the economic factors influencing corporate decisions. Through his role at UWA, he not only educates future finance professionals but also engages in impactful research that contributes to the broader understanding of financial markets and corporate strategies.

Dee Roche is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Western Australia Business School, where she teaches the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program with a focus on Strategic Change and Transformation. With a strong foundation in design thinking, trained in the Stanford/IDEO process, and certifications in MBTI and learning and development, Dee combines innovative teaching methods with practical insights to prepare students for the complexities of modern business environments. Her commitment to excellence in education has earned her multiple accolades, including the prestigious UWA Teaching Excellence Award in 2022.In addition to her academic role, Dee is an accomplished Senior Management Consultant who collaborates with various organizations across private, public, and community sectors. Her expertise spans organizational change, strategic leadership, governance, and building high-performance teams centered around core values. Actively involved in group facilitation techniques such as World Café and Appreciative Inquiry, Dee is dedicated to fostering effective learning experiences that empower individuals and organizations to navigate change successfully.

David Blyth is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the UWA Business School, where he teaches business strategy in the MBA capstone unit. His extensive background includes a diverse career as a former CEO and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. With a professional doctorate in transformational leadership, David combines theoretical insights with practical applications, enabling students to grasp complex strategic concepts effectively. He also teaches at Curtin's Graduate School of Business and has a reputation for facilitating strategic discussions among senior leadership teams across various industries.In addition to his academic roles, David serves as a Non-Executive Director at ChemCentre, where he chairs the Board's Finance & Growth Committee. His consulting experience spans small to large enterprises, including notable companies like Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton. David is known for his pragmatic approach to strategy execution and organizational design, making him a sought-after speaker and advisor in the field of business strategy. His commitment to education and strategic leadership continues to influence future business leaders and organizations alike.