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Video featuring Doyin Olorunfemi, PhD Student at CIMR

CIMR Management Team

CIMR research activities are organised by a committed management team.

• Professor (Director)
• Dr (Deputy Director)
• Dr (Deputy Director)
• Dr (Associate Director)
• Ms (Media engagement officer)
• Dr , Ms and (ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú Co-ordinators)
• Ms (PhD Co-ordinator)
• Professor Carlo Milana and Professor (CIMR WP co-editors)
• Ms (CIMR Entrepreneur in Residence)

CIMR academic staff, fellows and alumni

CIMR's members belong to five categories. The strength of the Centre comes from their interactions:

• Academic staff are the core members of the Centre. They are responsible for the advancement of one or more of our specific research themes. They publish cutting edge articles in the world’s leading journals and work closely with stakeholders.
• PhD students are an essential component in the Centre's membership. Their affiliation is based on their being either first or second supervised by a core member of the CIMR academic staff. In practice, this means those in the Business School, however all PhD students who are supervised by CIMR academic staff are invited to attend - e.g. those in Computer Science (Faculty of Science).
• Visiting Fellows are special assets for the Centre. They are colleagues who work closely with the CIMR. They include entrepreneurs, policy-makers, business people, academics in other UK universities, and academics who work outside the UK, including France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Sweden and the US.
• ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú are former Master's and PhD students working in the field of innovation and entrepreneurship. They have varied career experiences. Their continued involvement brings current ideas and insights to our programme and several of them give guest lectures on our teaching programmes.
• Affiliates are colleagues who have joined the CIMR community as collaborators on research projects, publications or events or who have maintained working relationships with CIMR academic staff.