CIGB people

As the Nehru Professor of Indian Business at Cambridge Judge Business School, Jaideep’s research interests are in marketing strategy, international business and innovation. In particular, he studies various cross-national issues concerning the antecedents and consequences of radical innovation in high technology contexts.

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Sandra is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge and the Chair of the Cambridge India Partnership. Sandra is actively working towards strengthening relationships between the Cambridge community and business, academic, and policy leaders in India.

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An expert in arts, cultural and media management, Allègre studies the performance and competitiveness in the global entertainment industry. She is keen to explore the globalisation of Bollywood, the Indian film sector.

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An expert in social entrepreneurship, Helen studies the dynamics of community enterprise in rural, coastal and urban communities. She is also responsible for the Tata International Social Entrepreneurship Scheme 2008, which allows University of Cambridge students to work on social entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility projects within the Tata Group of Companies in India.

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Sriya research interests are in development economics and applied microeconomics, focusing on the economics of religion, rationality, economic demography and education in South Asia. She explores differences in the demography and socio-economic characteristics of religious groups in India.

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Paul is the Director of the Doctoral Programme at Cambrdge Judge Business School. His research interests include applied econometrics and statistics and co-operative game theory applications. Prior to beginning his academic career, he was an economist in the Indian civil service.

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A senior lecturer in strategy, Kamal’s research focuses on technological and institutional change. He also investigates the competitive, cultural and organisational challenges that managers face in emerging economies.

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Eoin’s research interests span science and technology policy; university-industry collaborative R&D programmes; and R&D foreign direct investment. He explores the drivers, strategies and network structures associated with the globalisation of corporate R&D across talent-rich economies.

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Professor Rau is currently the Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Professor of Finance at Cambridge Judge Business School. He is also a past president of the European Finance Association, Head of the School’s Finance & Accounting subject group, Director (Research) of the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) and a member of the Cambridge Corporate Governance Network (CCGN). His research interests include corporate finance; market efficiency; the acquisition and use of information by market participants in a competitive framework.

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A Reader in Operations Management at Cambridge Judge Business School, Kishore has served as advisor on several projects with the US Government Department of Defense and NASA, and has consulted with organisations in Silicon Valley and Hong Kong.

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Paul’s research interests include entrepreneurship, institutions and institutional change, social innovation, and regional innovation. He studies how entrepreneurs can create social and/or commercial value in emerging markets such as India.

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Bhaskar’s research examines the changing economic dynamics of development in India, as well as the social and political dimensions of development and change. On-going research includes work on the ITES-BPO sector and the ‘new’ service economy in India, business and poverty issues, and the landuse implications of recent economic liberalisation.

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An expert in business model innovation, Chander is a Lecturer in Economics of Industrial Systems. Previously, Chander worked as a consultant with PricewaterhouseCoopers and Booz Allen Hamilton. He is in the process of identifying innovative business models emanating from India.

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A emeritus professor of management studies, Geoff conducts research on the development, use and management of information and communication technologies – both in developed and emerging markets. Geoff has been studying India for many years, most recently working on information for action in the Indian public health sector.

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