Researcher Network

The AEME Researcher Network highlights areas of research interest of some of our members. To learn more about a researcher, please click on their surname. If you are a researcher based in an AEME member and would like to be included in the AEME Researcher Network, please submit your details through this form.

Title	First Name	Surname	Member Institution	Areas of research interest
Dr	Emma	Abson	Sheffield Hallam University	All aspects of leadership in events, women in events, women in event leadership
Dr	Julian K.	Ayeh	Oxford Brookes University	Technology facilitated consumer behaviour; digital transformation; innovation management
	Adrian	Bossey	Falmouth University	Potential digital futures for accessible live performances at music festivals.
	Glenn	Bowdin	Leeds Beckett University	Service quality management, cost of quality; issues relating to the planning, management and evaluation of events; events management graduate careers; events management education; future thinking in events; research available for the UK events industry
Dr	Tim	Brown	University of Chester	Events; Virtual Events; Hybrid Events; Meta Events; Charity Events
Dr	Alyssa Eve	Brown	University of Sunderland	Experience, Quality, Social Media, Niche Events, Music Festivals, Communitas
Dr	Nicola	Cade	University of Essex	Mega-events; cultural trauma; resilience; Rio's favelas; socio-cultural impacts from events; cultural tourism; dark tourism and dark events; social capital; resistance; social change
Dr	Julia	Calver	Leeds Beckett University	Creativity in Business; Creative Partnerships; Creative Entrepreneurship; Participatory and Community Arts Events; Circus
Dr	Libby	Carter	Birmingham City University	Event legacy, social impact, narrative, ceremonies
Dr	Dee	Clayton	Oxford Brookes University	Knowledge management and knowledge sharing, specifically focused in the field of Event Studies and amongst volunteer resources.
Professor	Katherine	Dashper	Leeds Beckett University	Animals; EDI; Ethnography; Gender; Work and organisations
Dr	Emma	Delaney	University of Surrey	MICE tourism, convention bureau management, management of association conferences, venue management, role of the PCO