Judith Walls

Professor and Chair (Sustainability Management) at Executive School of Management, Technology and Law

Biography

Executive School of Management, Technology and Law

Main Focuses

  • Corporate Sustainability, Corporate and Environmental Governance, Sustainability Performance, Microfoundations of Sustainability Strategy, Emotions, Values, Motivations

Education

  • PhD (Management), Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
  • MSc (Biodiversity, Wildlife, and Ecosystem Health), University of Edinburgh
  • MBA (International Business), National University of Singapore
  • BA Honours (Hispanic Studies), University of Stirling

Professional Career

  • Assistant Professor, Nanyang Business School, NTU Singapore
  • Faculty Associate, Asian School of the Environment, NTU Singapore
  • Assistant Professor, John Molson School of Business, Concordia University
  • Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Erb Institute for Sustainable Enterprise, University of Michigan
  • Program Coordinator & Operations Management, Cheetah Conservation Fund
  • VP of Business Development, Thomson Financial
  • Head of Consulting/Head of Research, Thomson Financial (previously Technimetrics)

Teaching Activities

I teach courses on business and sustainability at Masters, PhD and Executive Education levels.

Previously, I taught business sustainability, corporate strategy, and corporate governance at Bachelors and PhD levels. I also created two MOOCs while at NTU, Singapore.

Projects

Current/ongoing research grants:

  • Co-Principle Investigator. Swiss Network for International Studies (SNIS). Unblocking the flow of biodiversity data for multi-stakeholder environmental management. (With University of Lausanne, University of Ghana, Humboldt Biological Resources Research Institute).

  • Principal Investigator. Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN). Curriculum Change @Business Education.

  • Principal Investigator. Basic Research Fund (GFF), University of St.Gallen. The role of behavioural, cognitive and affective stakeholder trust in resolving the paradoxical tension between sustainability branding and perceived sustainability performance.

  • Collaborator. Ministry of Education Academic Research Fund (AcRF), Singapore – Tier 1 grant. Identifying and mitigating deforestation risks in agricultural commodity supply chains. (Principal Investigator: Dr. Janice Lee, NTU).

Awards

Honours:

  • 2019 Nominated, SMJ Best Paper Award
  • 2017 Winner, Best Paper Award, Administrative Sciences Association of Canada
  • 2015 Outstanding Paper Award, Emerald Literati
  • 2015 Finalist, Best Paper Award, Academy of Management
  • 2014 Winner, Best Paper Award, Academy of Management
  • 2007 Del and Edith Karger Prize for Best Dissertation
  • 2002 Matsushita Book Prize

Editorial Boards

Current editorial roles:

  • Frontiers in Psychology (Special Issue Editor)
  • Journal of Management
  • Organization & Environment
  • Organization Studies (Special Issue Editor)
  • Strategic Organization

Research Cooperation

Current/ongoing research grants:

  • Co-Principle Investigator. Swiss Network for International Studies (SNIS). Unblocking the flow of biodiversity data for multi-stakeholder environmental management. (With University of Lausanne, University of Ghana, Humboldt Biological Resources Research Institute).

  • Principal Investigator. Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN). Curriculum Change @Business Education.

  • Principal Investigator. Basic Research Fund (GFF), University of St.Gallen. The role of behavioural, cognitive and affective stakeholder trust in resolving the paradoxical tension between sustainability branding and perceived sustainability performance.

  • Collaborator. Ministry of Education Academic Research Fund (AcRF), Singapore – Tier 1 grant. Identifying and mitigating deforestation risks in agricultural commodity supply chains. (Principal Investigator: Dr. Janice Lee, NTU).

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