By Chris Mahony (Senior Communications Officer), Published
Bayes Business School has appointed or reappointed 23 honorary visiting professors, senior fellows and fellows for the next three years.
They include two peers, a journalist, several economists and an NHS Trust deputy CEO.
Honorary Visiting Appointments (HVAs) are conferred on people of distinction who can demonstrably add value to Bayes’ work as a leading global business school. Appointments are offered to people who have an ongoing or prospective engagement with Bayes through education, research or the wider School community.
Dr Ioannis C. Moutzouris, who chairs the Honorary Visiting Appointments Committee as Associate Dean for Engagement, said the appointments announced last week will benefit the School’s students and academic staff.
“This underlines our ambition to build lasting partnerships around the City of London – maximising the benefits of our location in the Square Mile and the capital’s Tech City. Once again, we are able to announce a truly impressive group of professionals, leaders and thinkers. It enriches the experience of our students.”
Bayes Executive Dean Professor Andre Spicer said: “We take immense pride in our network of over 100 Honorary Visiting Appointees, with each bringing unparalleled expertise from across the global business spectrum. Their contributions are integral to every facet of our school, propelling Bayes towards its ambitious vision while upholding our core values. They will be splendid ambassadors for the School and contribute to debate and learning within our community.”
Our new honorary visiting academics are:
- Dr Svetlana Borovkova: Researcher, Bloomberg
- Dr Matthias Arnsdorf: Managing director, JPMorgan Chase
- Mrs Semiramis Assimakopoulou, Senior VP (sales), Signal Group
- John Luu, Managing director, Santander Corporate and Investment Bank
- Dr James Cullery: Partner, Head of Data Science
- Charlotte Williams: Deputy CEO, North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust
- Sam Steele: Innovation leader
- Chris Tweed: CEO and founder, Behavioural Finance, and CEO and founder of Tweed Wealth Management
- Jennifer Geary: Chief Risk Officer/consultant.
The following honorary visiting academics were reappointed for three years:
- Patrick Liedtke: Former chief client officer & chief economist, Infranity
- Professor Iain Allan
- Professor Martin Karlsson: Professor of Economics, University of Duisburg-Essen
- Professor Rym Ayadi: President of the Euro Mediterranean Economist Association
- Dr Mikael Homanen: Former Head of product research and innovation, UN Principles for Responsible Investment
- Dr Daniel Giamouridis: Consultant, FourWorld Capital Management LLC
- Lord Brian Griffiths of Fforestfach
- Lord Adair Turner: Chairman of OakNorth Bank
- Dr Wayne Nelson: Managing partner, EMEA strategy and business design; Deloitte Consulting
- Simon Callender: Independent business mentor and consultant
- Jon Goldstone: Global managing partner, The Brandgym
- Dr Douglas Board: Founder, Maslow’s Attic Ltd
- Stefan Stern: Journalist
- Sir Stuart Etherington: Chair of NLC Ltd.
- Dr Svetlana Borovkova: Researcher, Bloomberg
- Dr Matthias Arnsdorf: Managing director, JPMorgan Chase
- Mrs Semiramis Assimakopoulou, Senior VP (sales), Signal Group
- John Luu, Managing director, Santander Corporate and Investment Bank
- Dr James Culley: Partner, Head of Data Science
- Charlotte Williams: Deputy CEO, North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust
- Sam Steele: Innovation leader
- Chris Tweed: CEO and founder, Behavioural Finance, and CEO and founder of Tweed Wealth Management
- Jennifer Geary: Chief Risk Officer/consultant.
- Patrick Liedtke: Former chief client officer & chief economist, Infranity
- Professor Iain Allan
- Professor Martin Karlsson: Professor of Economics, University of Duisburg-Essen
- Professor Rym Ayadi: President of the Euro Mediterranean Economist Association
- Dr Mikael Homanen: Head of product research and innovation, UN Principles for Responsible Investment
- Dr Daniel Giamouridis: Consultant, FourWorld Capital Management LLC
- Lord Brian Griffiths of Fforestfach
- Lord Adair Turner: Chairman of OakNorth Bank
- Dr Wayne Nelson: Managing partner, EMEA strategy and business design; Deloitte Consulting
- Simon Callender: Independent business mentor and consultant
- Jon Goldstone: Global managing partner, The Brandgym
- Dr Douglas Board: Founder, Maslow’s Attic Ltd
- Stefan Stern: Journalist
- Sir Stuart Etherington: Chair of NLC Ltd.
Bayes Business School has appointed or reappointed 23 honorary visiting professors, senior fellows and fellows for the next three years.
They include two peers, a journalist, several economists and an NHS Trust deputy CEO.
Honorary Visiting Appointments (HVAs) are conferred on people of distinction who can demonstrably add value to Bayes’ work as a leading global business school. Appointments are offered to people who have an ongoing or prospective engagement with Bayes through education, research or the wider School community.
Dr Ioannis C. Moutzouris, who chairs the Honorary Visiting Appointments Committee as Associate Dean for Engagement, said the appointments announced last week will benefit the School’s students and academic staff.
“This underlines our ambition to build lasting partnerships around the City of London – maximising the benefits of our location in the Square Mile and the capital’s Tech City. Once again, we are able to announce a truly impressive group of professionals, leaders and thinkers. It enriches the experience of our students.”
Bayes Executive Dean Professor Andre Spicer said: “We take immense pride in our network of over 100 Honorary Visiting Appointees, with each bringing unparalleled expertise from across the global business spectrum. Their contributions are integral to every facet of our school, propelling Bayes towards its ambitious vision while upholding our core values. They will be splendid ambassadors for the School and contribute to debate and learning within our community.”
Our new honorary visiting academics are:
The following honorary visiting academics were reappointed for three years:
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