Professor Kleio Akrivou

Using Leonardo Polo, Viktor Frankl, Aristotelian and MacIntyrean virtue ethics and a humanist-personalist approach on good life and personhood, she explores transcendental anthropology in business ethics, moral education, management, leadership and organisations to inform personal growth, management and business school sustainable value creation and social-ecological responsibility creation. She teaches ethics, responsibility and methods at pre-experience, PhD and Apprenticeship level.

A visiting scholar at the University of Navarra's Culture and Society Institute in Pamplona, Spain, she studied moral philosophy and worked in management and business administration for financial, education and civil service organisations before her PhD in moral human development. She also served in UK non-profit sector governing bodies and a stakeholder panel.

A Senior Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy, she is a member of the European Business Ethics Network, the Society for Business Ethics, the Association of Moral Education and the Academy of Management and its Learning and Education Board. She has published in leading international and peer-review journals the Philosophy of Management Journal, Business Ethics: a European Review, the Journal of Business Ethics, Leadership Quarterly, the Humanistic Management Journal, Cogent Education, Frontiers and the Academy of Management Learning and Education and edited E Elgar and Springer volumes, such as Elgar Business Ethics Encyclopaedia.