Dr Lebene Soga
Associate Professor of Management Practice and Entrepreneurship
Senior Fellow, UK HEA

Specialisms
- Manager-Employee Relationships,
- Leadership,
- Entrepreneurship Ecosystems,
- Social Aspects of Digital Technology
Location
Dr Lebene Richmond Soga is an Associate Professor of Management Practice and Entrepreneurship at Henley Business School, a Senior Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy and a multi-award-winning academic.
His research interests include technology-mediated practices, entrepreneurship ecosystems and leadership. He has published in both high-ranking academic journals and notable practitioner journals and has presented his insights to government agencies, as well as managers at a Fortune-200 organisation. His research is featured in the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times, Forbes, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants Global and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, among others.
Drawing from his Babson College (Wellesley, Massachusetts) training, Lebene is also inspirational in his teaching and he uses his own entrepreneurship experience for an engaging student experience. He welcomes research proposals from potential PhD students with research interests in organisation studies, leadership, entrepreneurship and digital technology, particularly artificial intelligence. Currently he co-supervises Rita Nasr, who researches the institutional role of middle level brokers in developing recycling practices, Anna De Amicis, who studies the practices of boundary spanners in the arts, and Isa Machado, who explores the use of artificial intelligence in the hospitality and tourism industry.
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Dr Lebene Soga - Professor Benjamin Laker - Dr Yemisi Bolade-Ogunfodun - Professor Marcello MarianiHenley faculty authors:
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Dr Lebene SogaOur Relationship with Technology
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Student Enterprise
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Soga, L., Brigham, M., (2019), "A Netnographic Approach to Understanding Platform-Mediated Forms of Organising", in Proceedings of the 14th Organisation Studies Workshop, Mykonos, Greece.
Godley, A., Morawetz, N., Soga, L., (2019), "The Complementarity Theory Perspective to the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Taxonomy”, Small Business Economics, pp.1-16.
Soga, L. R. (2019). Tracy Kidder, Media Pundits, and the Academe. In M. Spohrer (Ed.), Analytical Frameworks, Applications, and Impacts of ICT and Actor-Network Theory (pp. 112-137). Hershey, PA: IGI Global.
Soga, L.R., 2016, "Is it The Soul of a New/Lost Machine?" International Journal of Actor-Network Theory and Technological Innovation, Vol. 8(2), pp.18-31.
Soga, L.R., Vogel, B., Graça, A.M., 2016, "Relational Leadership in a Web 2.0-mediated era", Presented at the 1st Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Leadership Symposium, Rhodes Island, Greece.
Soga, L.R., Vogel, B., and Graça, A.M., 2014, "Leaders as Heterogeneous Networks: An Actor-Network Perspective", In Proceedings of the British Academy of Management Conference, Belfast, Waterfront, Northern Ireland.
Specialisms
- Manager-Employee Relationships
- Leadership
- Entrepreneurship Ecosystems
- Social Aspects of Digital Technology
Location
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