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Personal Statement
I have joined the Hunter Centre of Entrepreneurship in 2019, as Senior Lecturer and Director of Knowledge Exchange. Previously, I used to work for Aston Business School as Senior Lecturer and Impact Champion. In the past, I was a visiting research fellow at Said Business School, University of Oxford.
I am passionate about academic impact and engaged research which helps individuals, organisations and the wider society. My field of research is Strategy Process, within this field I specialise on foresight, uncertainty and I have special interest on strategy tools and particularly scenario planning. I am mostly a qualitative researcher using interviews, case studies and ethnographic data.
In my quest for academic impact, I have delivered a great number of executive education programmes on strategic management, scenario planning and entrepreneurial growth, to a variety of companies. I have worked both with large MNEs and SMEs on their strategy and growth journeys.
I am co-organising the Scenario Planning and Foresight conferences (joined events between BAM and ORSUK). And I am in the editorial board of Futures & Foresight Science.
I am keen to supervise doctorate students on topics related to my research expertise.
Research Interests
Strategy Process
Foresight
Perceived Uncertainty
Scenario Planning
Strategy Tools
Sensemaking
Expertise & Capabilities
Strategic Management
Scenario Planning
Entrepreneurial Growth Strategy
Business Modelling
Education/Academic qualification
Doctor of Business Administration, University of Warwick
External positions
External Examiner for MSc Management and Triple Degree, Lancaster University School of Management
2016 → 2020Visiting Research Fellow, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
2016 → 2018Visiting Lecturer , Akademie Studienakademie (University of Cooperative Education), Stuttgart
2007 → 2010Fingerprint Dive into the research topics where Efstathios Tapinos is active. These topic labels come from the works of this person. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
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Research Output
Exploring how experience and learning curves decrease the time invested in scenario planning interventions
Ramirez, R., Bhatti, Y. & Tapinos, E., 29 Feb 2020, In : Technological Forecasting and Social Change. 151, 15 p., 119785.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Opening the 'black box' of scenario planning through realist synthesis
Frith, D. & Tapinos, E., 29 Feb 2020, In : Technological Forecasting and Social Change. 151, 12 p., 119801.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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