Dr Bronwen Rees
Senior Research Fellow
Location: Lord Ashcroft Building, 3rd floor, Cambridge
UK: 0845 196 2238
International: +44 (0)1245 493131 ext. 2238
Email: Bronwen.Rees@anglia.ac.uk
Bronwen is Senior Research Fellow, and Director of the Centre for Communication and Ethics in International Business. She has worked at Anglia Ruskin for ten years, and prior to that was Fellow at the Judge Institute, the Open University, and a Visiting Fellow at Cranfield School of management where she obtained her doctorate. She has published extensively in international journals, and is regularly invited over the world as a speaker.
She is the Founding Editor of Interconnections, the Lord Ashcroft International Business School journal dedicated to bridging the gap between theory and practice in international management, which is now considered to be a leading voice in promoting radical dialogue in the emergence of businesses working towards the creation of more sustainable business practice.
She is also Founder of the East West Sanctuary in Budapest, Centre of Contemplative Inquiry, a centre dedicated to the furtherance alternative research and educational thinking. Bronwen regularly leads workshops and retreats all over the world, including the US, Thailand and Hungary, on the exploration of a new paradigm for research and practices appropriate for a globalising world.
She is the Founding Editor of Interconnections, the Lord Ashcroft International Business School journal dedicated to bridging the gap between theory and practice in international management, which is now considered to be a leading voice in promoting radical dialogue in the emergence of businesses working towards the creation of more sustainable business practice.
She is also Founder of the East West Sanctuary in Budapest, Centre of Contemplative Inquiry, a centre dedicated to the furtherance alternative research and educational thinking. Bronwen regularly leads workshops and retreats all over the world, including the US, Thailand and Hungary, on the exploration of a new paradigm for research and practices appropriate for a globalising world.
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