Vanessa Hasse

Vanessa Hasse is an Assistant Professor of International Business at the Ivey Business School. Her primary research interests focus on exploring firm-level responses to performance signals (including those triggered by crises/rare events) in an international context, as well as the impact cultural and temporal dimensions have on managerial decision-making.

Her research has been published in outlets such as the Academy of Management Journal, Global Strategy Journal, and more. She has received international recognition for her work, including the 2023 IM Division Best Paper Award in OB/HRM/OT (AOM) and the 2017 IM Division D'Amore-McKim School of Business, Northeastern University, Best Dissertation Award in International Management (AOM).

Dr. Hasse has authored several case studies and has been recognized as a management educator for her innovations in designing transformative learning experiences. She is the recipient of multiple Teaching Excellence Awards (2021/2022/2023) and was named a Finalist for the 2021 Academy of International Business Teaching Innovation Award. Dr. Hasse is a board member at the Academy of International Business-Canada chapter.

Programs Taught

• HBA
• MSc

Recent Refereed Articles

• Beamish, P. W.; Hasse, V. C., 2022, "The importance of rare events and other outliers in global strategy research", Global Strategy Journal, March 12(4): 697 - 713.
• Hasse, V. C., 2017, "Responses to Subpar Performance in Foreign Subsidiaries", AIB Insights, August 17(3): 10 - 13.
• Shin, D. J.; Hasse, V. C.; Schotter, A., 2017, "Multinational Enterprises within Cultural Space and Place: Integrating Cultural Distance and Tightness-Looseness", Academy of Management Journal, June 60(3): 904 - 921.

Honours & Awards

• Winner of the 2023 International Management Division Best Paper Award in OB/HRM/OT (with co-authors Li, A. and Rickley, M.), Academy of Management
• Winner of the 2023 MSc International Business Teaching Excellence Award, based on student nominations
• Winner of the 2022 MSc International Business Teaching Excellence Award, based on student nominations
• Winner of the 2021 MSc Business Analytics Elective Course Teaching Excellence Award at the Ivey Business School, based on student nominations
• Finalist for the 2021 Academy of International Business Teaching Innovation Award, Teaching and Education Special Interest Group, AIB Conference
• Finalist for the 2018 International HRM Scholarly Research Award (with co-authors Shin, D. and Schotter, A.), Academy of Management; based on nominations
• Best Reviewer Award 2018 (Academy of Management, IM Division)
• Winner of the 2017 IM Division D'Amore-McKim School of Business, Northeastern University Best Dissertation Award in International Management, Academy of Management
• Finalist for the 2017 Buckley and Casson AIB Dissertation Award, Academy of International Business
• Best Reviewer Award 2017 (Academy of Management, IM Division)
• Best Reviewer Award 2016 (Academy of Management, IM Division)
• Outstanding Reviewer Award 2016 (Academy of Management, ODC Division)
• Best Conference Reviewer Award 2016 (Academy of International Business)
• Finalist for the 2015 International Management Division Best Paper Award in OB/HRM/OT (with co-authors Shin, D. and Schotter, A.), Academy of Management