I joined Bond Business School in August 2016. Prior to my appointment at Bond University, I held academic positions at Leuphana University of Lüneburg (Germany), University of Luxembourg (Luxembourg), and Queensland University of Technology.  My research has been published in the Journal of Business Ethics, the Family Business Review, and the Australian Accounting Review.

Broadly speaking, my research focuses on the intersection between corporate governance and accounting. I have a special interest in family-owned firms, both in terms of how they behave and also how they are perceived by investors. In my research I often employ mixed methods including experiments, meta-analyses, interviews, and archival research.

There are three areas in which I would be very interested in supervising HDR students:

1. The effects of dark triad personalities on accounting behaviour 
2. Meta-analytical reviews of existing accounting research 
3. The use of discrete choice experiments in understanding investor behaviour
 

My areas of research expertise

· Corporate governance
· Family firms
· Corporate social responsibility
· Meta-analysis
· Discrete choice experiments