Bettina Wittneben

Assistant Professor and Adjunct Lecturer @Rotterdam School Of Management, Erasmus University

Oxford, GB
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WORK HISTORY

May 2006 — Present

Assistant Professor and Adjunct Lecturer @Rotterdam School Of Management, Erasmus University

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I was based at the Rotterdam School of Management from 2006 until 2008 as Assistant Professor in Business and Society. I continue to teach Climate Mitigation and Adaptation in the same department once a year.

EDUCATION

1999 — 2001

University of Alberta

Master of Business Administration (MBA), International Business

2002 — 2005

University of Cambridge

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Business Administration and Management, General

2000 — 2002

McGill University

PhD program (later transferred to University of Cambridge), Management Strategy

N/A

University of Oxford

Postgraduate Degree, Higher Education/Higher Education Administration

1991 — 1995

University of Alberta

Bachelor of Education (BEd), Double Major in Science and Language Acquisition

2000 — 2001

Grenoble Ecole de Management

Diplome de l'Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Grenoble d'études supérieures en Management, Technologie de l'Innovation sur le management des entreprises

ABOUT BETTINA WITTNEBEN

I have worked at the nexus of business and climate for 25+ years. My roles have included researcher, educator, management consultant, government advisor, and project manager. I now teach and conduct research at Oxford\'s Said Business School. My work relates to decarbonisation, addressing physical climate risks, recognising biodiversity impact, and enacting a just transition. My specialisation is business strategy and organisation theory.

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