Ph.D., University of Kent at Canterbury (UK); M.Sc., Oxford University (UK); MBA, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth (NH, USA). He brings industry and entrepreneurial experience. Recently, as founder of a UK boutique consulting firm based in London he forged partnerships with small and emerging companies to innovate and improve the way they serve their customers in the technology, telecoms, logistics, and energy sector. He founded a technology consulting firm in 2000 that delivered customized solutions to small and large businesses. He has worked for the Financial Times, GlaxoSmithKline and other global organizations in the past championing the use of ICT to improve performance.

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management;Experiential or action-based entrepreneurship using simulation technologies;Decision science - the application of mathematical modeling and analysis to management problems;Poverty reduction - the use of ICTs to improve community health; to reduce poverty; to improve education and better access to information; Economic development - the use of ICTs to improve the performance of businesses, to promote economic growth; and to harness renewable energy and other energy saving technologies to improve access to power in the emerging economies; Resource efficiency