Key details
Dr Andrew Hansen-Addy
Lecturer Business Management
Dr Andrew Hansen-Addy joined the University of Greenwich in October 2021. He holds a PhD in Management from Bournemouth University. Prior to joining the University of Greenwich, Dr Hansen-Addy taught part time at the Bournemouth University International College.
Dr Hansen-Addy studied Architecture (BSc) at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana, and Project Management (MSc) at the University of Greenwich.
At the University of Greenwich, Dr Hansen-Addy currently teaches business and management courses. He also supervises dissertations and is a personal tutor for undergraduate students at the university.
His current research covers the area of innovation, institutions, and the operations of businesses and SMEs.
Awards
2018, Bournemouth University Postgraduate Research Grant
2017, Bournemouth University PhD Tuition Fee Waiver
2014, Claremont Evaluation Centre & EvalPartners Scholarship
2012, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, IPDET scholarship
Recognition
Fellow of Advance HE (FHEA)
Associate Member of the Association for Project Management (APM)
Member of the Institute of Enterprise and Entrepreneurs (MIOEE)
Research / Scholarly interests
Dr Hansen-Addy’s current research are in these areas:
- Business innovation
- Innovation systems
- SME operations
- Regulations and institutions
Recent publications
Amponsah, R., & Hansen-Addy, A. (2016) Potential Critical Success Factors common to Banking Sector Projects in Ghana. African Journal of Management Research, 24, pp. 34-53.
Working papers:
Hansen-Addy, A., Parrilli, D. M., Tingbani, I. The impact of the regulatory business environment on the performance of SMEs in developing countries – new evidence from Africa.
Hansen-Addy, A., Parrilli, D. M., Tingbani, I. The impact of the regulatory business environment on SMEs’ funding choices in developing countries - evidence from Africa.
Hansen-Addy, A., Parrilli, D. M., Yazdifar, H. Business innovation modes of SMEs in developing countries – new evidence from Africa.
Hansen-Addy, A., Tingbani, I. The finance – performance nexus of SMEs in developing countries: What really matters?
Presentations
Hansen-Addy, A. (2021) The impact of the regulatory business environment on the performance of SMEs in developing countries – new evidence from Africa. Bournemouth University AFE Seminar series, Bournemouth.
Hansen-Addy, A. (2019) Exploring the financing patterns of SMEs in developing countries – evidence from Africa. Bournemouth University Faculty of Management PGR Conference, Bournemouth.
Hansen-Addy, A. (2016) Determinants for Success of Soft Conflict Resolution Methods in the Ghanaian Construction Industry. International Journal of Arts & Sciences’ (IJAS) International Conference for Business and Economics, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA.