Prof. Romie Frederick Littrell
Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
Associate Professor of International Business
Department of International Business,
Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
- Fellow of the Academy of Intercultural Research
- His thesis (“Perceptions of Desirable Leadership Behaviours of Multi-Cultural Managers by Indigenous Chinese Managers and Supervisors”) was published as a special issue: “Desirable leadership behaviours of multi-cultural managers in China” by The Journal of Management Development in 2002; selected as outstanding article of the year for the journal; and subsequently published as a book and e-book by the Emerald Library
- Work in Tertiary Education, USA, China, Switzerland, and Germany: Professor of International Marketing & Management (12 years); teaching courses in leadership, managing cultural differences, introduction to management, international management, marketing, international marketing, introduction to finance in various countries
- Visiting Professor: Leadership, organisational behaviour, marketing, business and culture, computer programming, systems analysis, introduction to business, business communications, hotel management, in the USA, China, Switzerland India, and Turkey
- Lecturer (2 years): statistics, hospitality management
- Industry Experience: 30 years’ experience in sales and management in the IT industry in the Americas and Europe
- Fellowship & Membership: International Academy of Intercultural Research; Academy of Management; Academy of International Business; and International Association of Cross-Cultural Psychlogy
- Teaching Areas: Leadership in International Business; International Business Management
- Research areas: International Management; International Leadership; Business & Culture
- International Human Resource Management
- Current Research Projects: Currently facilitator of a global project studying preferred leader behaviour and individual values across cultures, related to enhancing international business transactions
