Meet the expert: Dr Saeed Adelipour
Meet Dr Saeed Adelipour, Senior Research Fellow in Multi-Energy Systems and Communities, here at Salford Business School.
Meet Dr Saeed Adelipour, Senior Research Fellow in Multi-Energy Systems and Communities, here at Salford Business School.
Last month, Salford Business School’s Dr Sean Chung and Dr Michael Evans presented at the 13th AHTMM (Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management) Conference sharing their respective recent research in this space.
Meet Dr Anisa Abdulfatah, Researcher and impact evaluation expert here at Salford Business School. Anisa’s journey has been shaped by her curiosity around how research, policy and innovation programmes can generate meaningful social, organisational and economic changes.
Salford Business School has again been recognised for our societal impact and commitment to sustainability, as part of the 2026 Positive Impact Rating (PIR) for Business Schools.
At the British Accounting and Finance Association (BAFA) conference in May 2026, Fiona Dearing from Salford Business School presented an innovative approach to assessment design in accounting education.
Meet Dr Easton Simenti-Phiri, Lecturer in International Business and Strategy here at Salford Business School. After being inspired by his university professors to pursue academia, his journey has been filled with achievements, from winning an award for his extensive research to progressing through the professional ladder.
Meet Dr Divya Patel, Lecturer in Business Strategy at the University of Salford. Based in Salford Business School, Divya brings a strong focus on responsibility, sustainability and ethics into both her teaching and research.
Professor Andrea Genovese is Professor of Circular Economy at Salford Business School. His work sits at the intersection of supply chains, sustainability and wider economic systems, with a strong focus on real-world impact. With a background in quantitative methods and operations research, Andrea’s academic journey has been shaped by a long-standing interest in how production systems function, and how they might be reimagined for a more sustainable future.
Over the next three months, 11 students from Salford Business School will compete in the Association for Project Management (APM) Project Management Challenge, working in collaboration with Housebuilding Innovations in Volume, Environment and Efficiency (HIVEE) and Barratt Homes.
Meet Igho Ekiugbo, Lecturer in Supply Chains and Project Management here at Salford Business School. Igho’s passion for academia started after his undergraduate degree, where he discovered a passion for supply chains and how we can meet sustainability goals.