Team And Faculty

PROF. DAVID FAULKNER

DEAN OF MAGNA CARTA COLLEGE

I have spent much of my academic life (25 years) in the state sector. I was part of the four men team that set up the Said Business School in Oxford University, I ran the MBA there and was Director of both undergraduate and graduate studies in Oxford, then ran the MBA at Royal Holloway University of London and am now an Emeritus Professor from London University. I also taught at Cambridge, Cranfield, Warwick. The Open and Henley Business Schools.

When I retired from London University, I set up a new college, Magna Carta College Oxford, focusing on the MBA, as I was convinced that the MBA, whatever its limitations, gave a young executive the grounding for a successful career in business, and particularly looked impressive on their CV.
The Oxford Handbook of STRATEGY
I was also certain from my experience, that given adequate motivation every student could succeed to achieve an MBA and it was not necessary to pay the very large fees that top business Schools charge in essence to buy their brand name. Furthermore, the idea of taking at least one year off work to study a face to face MBA was not necessary, and burdened the student with unnecessary debt.
So on the back of MOOCS (Massive Open Online Courses promoted by MIT et al) I opened an online college that was both learn as you earn and economic in fee terms, yet had the content quality of an Oxbridge programme with which I am very familiar. In this way you get the best of both worlds; a quality MBA without a high level of debt and no need to take a break in your career. Good Luck!

IAN MCPHEE

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Over twenty years experience of authoring, teaching, tutoring, supervising and assessing at post and under-graduate level with Arden University (formerly RDI); University of Wolverhampton; the Open University and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester. A similar period has also been spent supervising P/G and U/G dissertations. My principal subject areas are: Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship and Marketing. I have authored the course materials for a large number of post and undergraduate modules for the University of Wolverhampton.

The Royal Agricultural University including: Strategic Management; Change Management Enterprise Strategy, Business Strategy & Marketing Strategic Entrepreneurship & Change, Enterprise: From Idea To Market and Global Entrepreneurship. I wrote and delivered the Change Management module to a group of MBA students in Tyumen, Siberia. The majority of assessed work for the modules I’m involved with isol a student-centred nature – both individual and team focused. The assignments invariably require students to focus on practical issues from their own work environment: how to spot what the key problems are encouraging creative approaches towards solving them, and facilitating change mechanisms at individual, team and organisational levels.
I have considerable consultation and business mentoring experience (past and current) with middle and senior management, In addition to undertaking business assists for the Institute of Innovation & Enterprise funded by Advantage West Midlands, have worked with the European Bank For Reconstruction & Development to provide strategic and marketing support for their European wide partner organisations. As well as the UK, I have undertaken consultancy projects in Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Cubu and St.Kitts & Nevis
Working abroad and communicating with students from new, diverse cultures has always been a source of inspiration for me (I have experience in Denmark, Russia, Eire, Cyprus and Greece). One of my additional tasks used to be as an admissions tutor visiting feeder colleges, attending recruitment fairs, talking with prospective students and helping them decide what benefits they could derive from studying abroad. In addition to teaching abroad, these recruitment visits have helped enormously in understanding the differences in national cultures (as well as the similarities) that can assist communication.
Paid work aside, I raised over £2k for the Child Brain Injury Trust by cycling Le Jog – Lands End to John O’Groals, all 900 odd miles of it! I have also recently cycled the Alpine and Pyrenean Raids and up some of the biggest climbs in Europe including Mont Ventoux, Le Col De Tourmalet and Hautacam. I play the guitar and love a wide variety of music genres.

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

IAN MCPHEE

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Over twenty years experience of authoring, teaching, tutoring, supervising and assessing at post and under-graduate level with Arden University (formerly RDI); University of Wolverhampton; the Open University and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester. A similar period has also been spent supervising P/G and U/G dissertations. My principal subject areas are: Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship and Marketing. I have authored the course materials for a large number of post and undergraduate modules for the University of Wolverhampton.

The Royal Agricultural University including: Strategic Management; Change Management Enterprise Strategy, Business Strategy & Marketing Strategic Entrepreneurship & Change, Enterprise: From Idea To Market and Global Entrepreneurship. I wrote and delivered the Change Management module to a group of MBA students in Tyumen, Siberia. The majority of assessed work for the modules I’m involved with isol a student-centred nature – both individual and team focused. The assignments invariably require students to focus on practical issues from their own work environment: how to spot what the key problems are encouraging creative approaches towards solving them, and facilitating change mechanisms at individual, team and organisational levels.
I have considerable consultation and business mentoring experience (past and current) with middle and senior management, In addition to undertaking business assists for the Institute of Innovation & Enterprise funded by Advantage West Midlands, have worked with the European Bank For Reconstruction & Development to provide strategic and marketing support for their European wide partner organisations. As well as the UK, I have undertaken consultancy projects in Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Cubu and St.Kitts & Nevis
Working abroad and communicating with students from new, diverse cultures has always been a source of inspiration for me (I have experience in Denmark, Russia, Eire, Cyprus and Greece). One of my additional tasks used to be as an admissions tutor visiting feeder colleges, attending recruitment fairs, talking with prospective students and helping them decide what benefits they could derive from studying abroad. In addition to teaching abroad, these recruitment visits have helped enormously in understanding the differences in national cultures (as well as the similarities) that can assist communication.
Paid work aside, I raised over £2k for the Child Brain Injury Trust by cycling Le Jog – Lands End to John O’Groals, all 900 odd miles of it! I have also recently cycled the Alpine and Pyrenean Raids and up some of the biggest climbs in Europe including Mont Ventoux, Le Col De Tourmalet and Hautacam. I play the guitar and love a wide variety of music genres.

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

IAN MCPHEE

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Over twenty years experience of authoring, teaching, tutoring, supervising and assessing at post and under-graduate level with Arden University (formerly RDI); University of Wolverhampton; the Open University and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester. A similar period has also been spent supervising P/G and U/G dissertations. My principal subject areas are: Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship and Marketing. I have authored the course materials for a large number of post and undergraduate modules for the University of Wolverhampton.

The Royal Agricultural University including: Strategic Management; Change Management Enterprise Strategy, Business Strategy & Marketing Strategic Entrepreneurship & Change, Enterprise: From Idea To Market and Global Entrepreneurship. I wrote and delivered the Change Management module to a group of MBA students in Tyumen, Siberia. The majority of assessed work for the modules I’m involved with isol a student-centred nature – both individual and team focused. The assignments invariably require students to focus on practical issues from their own work environment: how to spot what the key problems are encouraging creative approaches towards solving them, and facilitating change mechanisms at individual, team and organisational levels.
I have considerable consultation and business mentoring experience (past and current) with middle and senior management, In addition to undertaking business assists for the Institute of Innovation & Enterprise funded by Advantage West Midlands, have worked with the European Bank For Reconstruction & Development to provide strategic and marketing support for their European wide partner organisations. As well as the UK, I have undertaken consultancy projects in Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Cubu and St.Kitts & Nevis
Working abroad and communicating with students from new, diverse cultures has always been a source of inspiration for me (I have experience in Denmark, Russia, Eire, Cyprus and Greece). One of my additional tasks used to be as an admissions tutor visiting feeder colleges, attending recruitment fairs, talking with prospective students and helping them decide what benefits they could derive from studying abroad. In addition to teaching abroad, these recruitment visits have helped enormously in understanding the differences in national cultures (as well as the similarities) that can assist communication.
Paid work aside, I raised over £2k for the Child Brain Injury Trust by cycling Le Jog – Lands End to John O’Groals, all 900 odd miles of it! I have also recently cycled the Alpine and Pyrenean Raids and up some of the biggest climbs in Europe including Mont Ventoux, Le Col De Tourmalet and Hautacam. I play the guitar and love a wide variety of music genres.

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

IAN MCPHEE

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Over twenty years experience of authoring, teaching, tutoring, supervising and assessing at post and under-graduate level with Arden University (formerly RDI); University of Wolverhampton; the Open University and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester. A similar period has also been spent supervising P/G and U/G dissertations. My principal subject areas are: Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship and Marketing. I have authored the course materials for a large number of post and undergraduate modules for the University of Wolverhampton.

The Royal Agricultural University including: Strategic Management; Change Management Enterprise Strategy, Business Strategy & Marketing Strategic Entrepreneurship & Change, Enterprise: From Idea To Market and Global Entrepreneurship. I wrote and delivered the Change Management module to a group of MBA students in Tyumen, Siberia. The majority of assessed work for the modules I’m involved with isol a student-centred nature – both individual and team focused. The assignments invariably require students to focus on practical issues from their own work environment: how to spot what the key problems are encouraging creative approaches towards solving them, and facilitating change mechanisms at individual, team and organisational levels.
I have considerable consultation and business mentoring experience (past and current) with middle and senior management, In addition to undertaking business assists for the Institute of Innovation & Enterprise funded by Advantage West Midlands, have worked with the European Bank For Reconstruction & Development to provide strategic and marketing support for their European wide partner organisations. As well as the UK, I have undertaken consultancy projects in Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Cubu and St.Kitts & Nevis
Working abroad and communicating with students from new, diverse cultures has always been a source of inspiration for me (I have experience in Denmark, Russia, Eire, Cyprus and Greece). One of my additional tasks used to be as an admissions tutor visiting feeder colleges, attending recruitment fairs, talking with prospective students and helping them decide what benefits they could derive from studying abroad. In addition to teaching abroad, these recruitment visits have helped enormously in understanding the differences in national cultures (as well as the similarities) that can assist communication.
Paid work aside, I raised over £2k for the Child Brain Injury Trust by cycling Le Jog – Lands End to John O’Groals, all 900 odd miles of it! I have also recently cycled the Alpine and Pyrenean Raids and up some of the biggest climbs in Europe including Mont Ventoux, Le Col De Tourmalet and Hautacam. I play the guitar and love a wide variety of music genres.

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

IAN MCPHEE

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Over twenty years experience of authoring, teaching, tutoring, supervising and assessing at post and under-graduate level with Arden University (formerly RDI); University of Wolverhampton; the Open University and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester. A similar period has also been spent supervising P/G and U/G dissertations. My principal subject areas are: Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship and Marketing. I have authored the course materials for a large number of post and undergraduate modules for the University of Wolverhampton.

The Royal Agricultural University including: Strategic Management; Change Management Enterprise Strategy, Business Strategy & Marketing Strategic Entrepreneurship & Change, Enterprise: From Idea To Market and Global Entrepreneurship. I wrote and delivered the Change Management module to a group of MBA students in Tyumen, Siberia. The majority of assessed work for the modules I’m involved with isol a student-centred nature – both individual and team focused. The assignments invariably require students to focus on practical issues from their own work environment: how to spot what the key problems are encouraging creative approaches towards solving them, and facilitating change mechanisms at individual, team and organisational levels.
I have considerable consultation and business mentoring experience (past and current) with middle and senior management, In addition to undertaking business assists for the Institute of Innovation & Enterprise funded by Advantage West Midlands, have worked with the European Bank For Reconstruction & Development to provide strategic and marketing support for their European wide partner organisations. As well as the UK, I have undertaken consultancy projects in Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Cubu and St.Kitts & Nevis
Working abroad and communicating with students from new, diverse cultures has always been a source of inspiration for me (I have experience in Denmark, Russia, Eire, Cyprus and Greece). One of my additional tasks used to be as an admissions tutor visiting feeder colleges, attending recruitment fairs, talking with prospective students and helping them decide what benefits they could derive from studying abroad. In addition to teaching abroad, these recruitment visits have helped enormously in understanding the differences in national cultures (as well as the similarities) that can assist communication.
Paid work aside, I raised over £2k for the Child Brain Injury Trust by cycling Le Jog – Lands End to John O’Groals, all 900 odd miles of it! I have also recently cycled the Alpine and Pyrenean Raids and up some of the biggest climbs in Europe including Mont Ventoux, Le Col De Tourmalet and Hautacam. I play the guitar and love a wide variety of music genres.

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

IAN MCPHEE

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Over twenty years experience of authoring, teaching, tutoring, supervising and assessing at post and under-graduate level with Arden University (formerly RDI); University of Wolverhampton; the Open University and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester. A similar period has also been spent supervising P/G and U/G dissertations. My principal subject areas are: Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship and Marketing. I have authored the course materials for a large number of post and undergraduate modules for the University of Wolverhampton.

The Royal Agricultural University including: Strategic Management; Change Management Enterprise Strategy, Business Strategy & Marketing Strategic Entrepreneurship & Change, Enterprise: From Idea To Market and Global Entrepreneurship. I wrote and delivered the Change Management module to a group of MBA students in Tyumen, Siberia. The majority of assessed work for the modules I’m involved with isol a student-centred nature – both individual and team focused. The assignments invariably require students to focus on practical issues from their own work environment: how to spot what the key problems are encouraging creative approaches towards solving them, and facilitating change mechanisms at individual, team and organisational levels.
I have considerable consultation and business mentoring experience (past and current) with middle and senior management, In addition to undertaking business assists for the Institute of Innovation & Enterprise funded by Advantage West Midlands, have worked with the European Bank For Reconstruction & Development to provide strategic and marketing support for their European wide partner organisations. As well as the UK, I have undertaken consultancy projects in Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Cubu and St.Kitts & Nevis
Working abroad and communicating with students from new, diverse cultures has always been a source of inspiration for me (I have experience in Denmark, Russia, Eire, Cyprus and Greece). One of my additional tasks used to be as an admissions tutor visiting feeder colleges, attending recruitment fairs, talking with prospective students and helping them decide what benefits they could derive from studying abroad. In addition to teaching abroad, these recruitment visits have helped enormously in understanding the differences in national cultures (as well as the similarities) that can assist communication.
Paid work aside, I raised over £2k for the Child Brain Injury Trust by cycling Le Jog – Lands End to John O’Groals, all 900 odd miles of it! I have also recently cycled the Alpine and Pyrenean Raids and up some of the biggest climbs in Europe including Mont Ventoux, Le Col De Tourmalet and Hautacam. I play the guitar and love a wide variety of music genres.

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

IAN MCPHEE

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Over twenty years experience of authoring, teaching, tutoring, supervising and assessing at post and under-graduate level with Arden University (formerly RDI); University of Wolverhampton; the Open University and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester. A similar period has also been spent supervising P/G and U/G dissertations. My principal subject areas are: Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship and Marketing. I have authored the course materials for a large number of post and undergraduate modules for the University of Wolverhampton.

The Royal Agricultural University including: Strategic Management; Change Management Enterprise Strategy, Business Strategy & Marketing Strategic Entrepreneurship & Change, Enterprise: From Idea To Market and Global Entrepreneurship. I wrote and delivered the Change Management module to a group of MBA students in Tyumen, Siberia. The majority of assessed work for the modules I’m involved with isol a student-centred nature – both individual and team focused. The assignments invariably require students to focus on practical issues from their own work environment: how to spot what the key problems are encouraging creative approaches towards solving them, and facilitating change mechanisms at individual, team and organisational levels.
I have considerable consultation and business mentoring experience (past and current) with middle and senior management, In addition to undertaking business assists for the Institute of Innovation & Enterprise funded by Advantage West Midlands, have worked with the European Bank For Reconstruction & Development to provide strategic and marketing support for their European wide partner organisations. As well as the UK, I have undertaken consultancy projects in Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Cubu and St.Kitts & Nevis
Working abroad and communicating with students from new, diverse cultures has always been a source of inspiration for me (I have experience in Denmark, Russia, Eire, Cyprus and Greece). One of my additional tasks used to be as an admissions tutor visiting feeder colleges, attending recruitment fairs, talking with prospective students and helping them decide what benefits they could derive from studying abroad. In addition to teaching abroad, these recruitment visits have helped enormously in understanding the differences in national cultures (as well as the similarities) that can assist communication.
Paid work aside, I raised over £2k for the Child Brain Injury Trust by cycling Le Jog – Lands End to John O’Groals, all 900 odd miles of it! I have also recently cycled the Alpine and Pyrenean Raids and up some of the biggest climbs in Europe including Mont Ventoux, Le Col De Tourmalet and Hautacam. I play the guitar and love a wide variety of music genres.

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

ASSOCIATE FELLOW

Angela F Danil de Namor is the first woman Professor of Chemistry at the University of Surrey. She was born in Argentina and graduated from the National University of the South in Bahia Blanca with a degree in Biochemistry. She moved to the UK in 1970.In 1971 she was awarded a scholarship from the University of Surrey from where she gained a PhD degree in 1973 for her work in the field of ion exchange. From 1974 to 1977 she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Chemistry Department sponsored by Unilever Research Laboratories, Isleworth.

She was appointed Research Officer with lecturing duties in 1977, lecturer in 1984 Reader in 1996 and Professor in 1999. Since 1988 she has been in charge of the Thermochemistry Laboratory, where particular emphasis is placed on thermodynamic aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry. In this area the Group has gained international recognition as reflected by the number of Plenary and Keynote addresses (fifteen in the 2000-2009 period) at international Conferences. She has supervised over 45 PhD thesis and over 70 at MSc level. She has chaired several international conferences in the UK and abroad and has very strong collaboration with universities in South America where she has established three MSc courses in chemistry and related areas. She has been the Co-ordinator of several European Union research programmes in the area of Supramolecular Chemistry as applied to water decontamination processes with the participation of research institutions in Latin America (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil). Europe (France, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany), non European Mediterranean Countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine) and Countries of the ex Soviet Union (Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Armenia). She has published over 140 research papers in highly rated chemistry journals.
Angela is the first woman elected as Foreign Member of the National Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Argentina. She is also a Fellow of the International Union of Pure & Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Honorary Professor at the Universities of San Agustin, Catholic Santa Maria and Altiplano, Peru. She was awarded the ‘Doctor Honoris Causa by the Universities Catholic of Santa Maria and Alas Peruanas for her contributions to the development of Chemistry in Latin America
Since 2008 she is i) the Scientific and Technological Representative to the European Commission of the National Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Production, Argentina and ii) an Emeritus Professor at the Division of Chemical Sciences at the University of Surrey where she continues her research activities including her internationallinks, leading research Groups in Argentina and Peru and collaborating with researchers in Europe and non European Mediterranean Countries. She has and is currently a Member of the Panel of Experts in the various EU Framework Programmes.
Angela enjoys considerable international success. In 2004 she was given a prestigious Eclipse award to celebrate her inclusion in the American publication “Great Women of the 21st Century
As one of the 1000 most influential and creative women of the 21st century, she is cited in “Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
She is married with a grown family, a son and a daughter born while she was an undergraduate student in Argentina. She has two grandchildren

IAN MCPHEE

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Over twenty years experience of authoring, teaching, tutoring, supervising and assessing at post and under-graduate level with Arden University (formerly RDI); University of Wolverhampton; the Open University and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester. A similar period has also been spent supervising P/G and U/G dissertations. My principal subject areas are: Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship and Marketing. I have authored the course materials for a large number of post and undergraduate modules for the University of Wolverhampton.

The Royal Agricultural University including: Strategic Management; Change Management Enterprise Strategy, Business Strategy & Marketing Strategic Entrepreneurship & Change, Enterprise: From Idea To Market and Global Entrepreneurship. I wrote and delivered the Change Management module to a group of MBA students in Tyumen, Siberia. The majority of assessed work for the modules I’m involved with isol a student-centred nature – both individual and team focused. The assignments invariably require students to focus on practical issues from their own work environment: how to spot what the key problems are encouraging creative approaches towards solving them, and facilitating change mechanisms at individual, team and organisational levels.
I have considerable consultation and business mentoring experience (past and current) with middle and senior management, In addition to undertaking business assists for the Institute of Innovation & Enterprise funded by Advantage West Midlands, have worked with the European Bank For Reconstruction & Development to provide strategic and marketing support for their European wide partner organisations. As well as the UK, I have undertaken consultancy projects in Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Cubu and St.Kitts & Nevis
Working abroad and communicating with students from new, diverse cultures has always been a source of inspiration for me (I have experience in Denmark, Russia, Eire, Cyprus and Greece). One of my additional tasks used to be as an admissions tutor visiting feeder colleges, attending recruitment fairs, talking with prospective students and helping them decide what benefits they could derive from studying abroad. In addition to teaching abroad, these recruitment visits have helped enormously in understanding the differences in national cultures (as well as the similarities) that can assist communication.
Paid work aside, I raised over £2k for the Child Brain Injury Trust by cycling Le Jog – Lands End to John O’Groals, all 900 odd miles of it! I have also recently cycled the Alpine and Pyrenean Raids and up some of the biggest climbs in Europe including Mont Ventoux, Le Col De Tourmalet and Hautacam. I play the guitar and love a wide variety of music genres.

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PROF. DAVID FAULKNER
DEAN OF MAGNA CARTA COLLEGE

EJAZ ASHRAF CHOWDARY
Director
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MAGGIE FAULKNER
CO-FOUNDER AND
TUTOR

DR PETER MURRAY
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

DR JACK COLFORD
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

JOHN BOWDREY
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

PROF. DAVID NEWTON
ACADEMIC
ADVISOR

IAN MCPHEE
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

DR. SHAHID
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

DR. ANTHONY STEVENSON
VISITING ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

GARETH THOMAS
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR
ASSOCIATE FELLOW

MARTA DZIEDZICKA
REGISTRAR AND STUDENT EXPERIENCE MANAGER

EHSAN USMANI
HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

SABAH HASSAN SYED
OUTREACH AND ADMISSION OFFICER

MUHAMMAD AZEEM
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER (KSA)

AYESHA NAWAZ
HR MANAGER

EHSAN USMANI
HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

IAN FRASER
ADVISOR

SUMBAL MANZOOR
HEAD OF ACADEMICS

BA and MBA Graduation Ceremony 2022

Annual Dinner 2021 – Magna Carta College

Our Team Members

PROF. DAVID FAULKNERDEAN OF MAGNA CARTA COLLEGE

EJAZ ASHRAF CHOWDARYDirector Operations

MAGGIE FAULKNER CO-FOUNDER AND TUTOR

DR PETER MURRAY ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

DR JACK COLFORD ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

JOHN BOWDREY ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

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DR. SHAHID ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

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MARTA DZIEDZICKA REGISTRAR AND STUDENT EXPERIENCE MANAGER

EHSAN USMANI HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

SABAH HASSAN SYED OUTREACH AND ADMISSION OFFICER

MUHAMMAD AZEEM BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER (KSA)

AYESHA NAWAZ HR MANAGER

EHSAN USMANI HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

IAN FRASER ADVISOR

SUMBAL MANZOOR HEAD OF ACADEMICS

BA and MBA Graduation Ceremony 2022

Annual Dinner 2021 – Magna Carta College

PROF. DAVID FAULKNER

EJAZ ASHRAF CHOWDARY

MAGGIE FAULKNER

DR PETER MURRAY

DR JACK COLFORD

JOHN BOWDREY

PROF. DAVID NEWTON

IAN MCPHEE

DR.SHAHID

DR. ANTHONY STEVENSON

GARETH THOMAS

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

MARTA DZIEDZICKA

IAN FRASER

SUMBAL MANZOOR

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MARTA DZIEDZICKA

IAN FRASER

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GARETH THOMAS

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

MARTA DZIEDZICKA

IAN FRASER

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DR. ANTHONY STEVENSON

GARETH THOMAS

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

MARTA DZIEDZICKA

IAN FRASER

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DR.SHAHID

DR. ANTHONY STEVENSON

GARETH THOMAS

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MARTA DZIEDZICKA

IAN FRASER

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DR.SHAHID

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GARETH THOMAS

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

MARTA DZIEDZICKA

IAN FRASER

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IAN MCPHEE

DR.SHAHID

DR. ANTHONY STEVENSON

GARETH THOMAS

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR

PROF. DAVID FAULKNER
DEAN OF MAGNA CARTA COLLEGE

EJAZ ASHRAF CHOWDARY
Director
Operations

MAGGIE FAULKNER
CO-FOUNDER AND
TUTOR

DR PETER MURRAY
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

DR JACK COLFORD
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

JOHN BOWDREY
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

PROF. DAVID NEWTON
ACADEMIC
ADVISOR

IAN MCPHEE
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

DR. SHAHID
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

DR. ANTHONY STEVENSON
VISITING ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

GARETH THOMAS
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

PROF. ANGELA F DANIL DE NAMOR
ASSOCIATE FELLOW

MARTA DZIEDZICKA
REGISTRAR AND STUDENT EXPERIENCE MANAGER

EHSAN USMANI
HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

SABAH HASSAN SYED
OUTREACH AND ADMISSION OFFICER

MUHAMMAD AZEEM
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER (KSA)

AYESHA NAWAZ
HR MANAGER

EHSAN USMANI
HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

IAN FRASER
ADVISOR

SUMBAL MANZOOR
HEAD OF ACADEMICS