Prof Fiona Moore
3 articles
United Kingdom
Royal Holloway Business School
Biography
Fiona Moore is Professor of Business Anthropology at Royal Holloway, University of London. Her research on gender and ethnic identity in multinational corporations has been extensively published in academic and popular journals. She has written monographs on German expatriates in London, and Taiwanese expatriates in London and Toronto, and is currently working on a study of Taiwanese women CEOs. She is also the winner of the BSFA Award for her article series Project Management Lessons from Rogue One and the author of the BSFA and World Fantasy Award-shortlisted book Management Lessons from Game of Thrones. More information is available at www.fiona-moore.com.
Publications by Year
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Dragon Ladies, Lionesses and Women Who Run With Wolves: Three Cases of Female Leadership in Game of Thrones
FM
Fiona Moore
Royal Holloway Business School
Organisational Studies
Full Paper Session
Organisational Studies - Full Paper (Building Capacity, Leading Change, and Sustaining Wellbeing in Modern Organisations)
BAM2026 Conference
Museum sensegiving: redefining visitor experiences through strategic sensemaking approaches
FM
CH
Chia-Tai Hsu
Royal Holloway, University of London
Fiona Moore
Royal Holloway Business School
RH
Ruey-Lin Hsiao
Cultural and Creative Industries
Full Paper Session
Paper
Cultural and Creative Industries Full Paper Session
BAM2025 Conference
Museum sensegiving: redefining visitor experiences through strategic sensemaking approaches
FM
CH
Chia-Tai Hsu
Royal Holloway, University of London
Fiona Moore
Royal Holloway Business School
RH
Ruey-Lin Hsiao
Cultural and Creative Industries
Full Paper Session
Cultural and Creative Industries Full Paper Session
BAM2023 Conference