Podcasts by Bangor Business School

Dr Clair Doloriert is an Organisational Behaviour and Human Resource Management scholar, whose research interests span contemporary topics including employee engagement, knowledge management and autoethnography. She has won several awards for both teaching and research and became a Bangor University Teaching Fellow for her contribution to innovation in teaching in 2017 and is passionate about improving management and leadership practice through her teaching and research practice.

Steffan has worked in radio, television, and the music industry however it was whilst researching for his PhD in Business Management and Marketing that he became interested in the use of digital marketing to support distribution. Steffan is interested in working with SME organisations, and over recent years has supported a number of businesses to improve their digital presence in a number of sectors such as dental, veterinary, hospitality and tourism. Steffan currently teaches a range of modules including Foundations of Marketing and Digital Marketing and is supervising several PhD students within the College of Arts Humanities and Business.

Nicola Kirby is the Learning Technologist for the Bangor Business School with many years’ experience working in HEIs, developing innovative e-learning materials. Nic currently supports our distance learning MBA programmes with managing VLE content and running online invigilated examinations. She facilitates assessments at our partner institutions in Singapore and China. Nic also supports the Business School’s marketing team as well as recording and editing our podcast.

Darren Morely is our Business Link Manager here at Bangor University. He's spent years working with businesses and has industry knowledge from across multiple sectors. He brings a different dynamic to the team asking questions that everyday businesses may want to know. As well as hosting our podcast, Darren works daily on developing links with businesses and creating short courses that will help businesses and the wider community.

Georgina is a Lecturer in Marketing at Bangor Business School. She has a particular interest in social marketing, behavioural decision-making, and the influence of emotion on behaviour. Much of her research is into the differential decision-making processes followed when people engage in health-related and pro-social behaviours such as blood donation, sunscreen use, and high-calorie snack consumption. Georgina currently teaches on a number of modules, including Brand Management, Global Brand Management, and International Marketing Communications.