Steve Hinge

Senior Lecturer
Department of Buisness
Eastern Institute of Technology
New Zealand

Biography

Steve started his professional life in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, specialising in telecommunications systems.  This career took him on many exciting operational missions overseas. The most intensive being several years in Singapore and the Sinai Desert (Israel) with an International Peace Keeping Force of 5,000 servicemen and women. After 10 years Air Force service, Steve moved onto the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then the commercial world and became involved in Corporate ICT projects. This quickly evolved into a fascination with Project Management processes and leading project teams, which took him around the world on many interesting assignments. After graduating with his MBA with distinction in 1998 from the Henley University of Reading, London, he became Henley’s online eTutor for their Project Management MBA program.  He facilitated these electives daily to an international academic audience of more than 7,000 MBA students for 12 years while Henley were operating in New Zealand. Concurrent with this, he managed ICT projects, lectured Project Management to students in South Africa, Singapore, The University of Auckland, and business management theory at NorthTec; Whangarei. Steve earned his Doctorate from the Southern Cross University, Australia.  His doctoral research focused on how crucible experiences influence the development of leadership capability.  He intends to undertake further research in this area and has developed a leadership development programme designed to help people discover their leadership ‘voice’.

Research Intrest

Business Management

List of Publications
Hinge, S., & Dreyer, W. (2012). Crucible Influences on Leadership: Reflections on Northland Leaders’ Surthrival Experiences. Doctoral Research in Management and Business in New Zealand, 91.
Hinge, S. (2016). Can crucible led experiential learning effectively develop business leadership capabilities?. New Zealand Journal of Applied Business Research, 14(1), 37.
Hinge, S. (2015). Do crucibles matter in nurturing leadership capability?. New Zealand Journal of Applied Business Research, 13(2), 35.

Global Scientific Words in Business and Management