Allison Stewart is a doctoral student in the BT Centre for Major Programme Management at the Saïd Business School, and the Institute for Science, Innovation and Society, University of Oxford. Her research focuses on sharing knowledge and ignorance between major programmes, with an empirical focus on the Olympic and Commonwealth Games. Allison holds a lectureship in Management at Christ Church, Oxford. She completed her MSc in Management Research at the Saïd Business School and earned her Bachelor of Commerce degree with a major in organisational psychology from McGill University in Canada. Allison has worked at a number of global consulting organisations including Deloitte and Accenture, where she focussed on organisation design and change management for private and public sector clients.
Experience
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2009–presentCollege Lecturer in Management, Christ Church, University of Oxford
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2006–2009Senior Human Capital Consultant, Deloitte
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2005–2006Human Performance Analyst, Accenture
Education
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2013University of Oxford, DPhil (PhD) in Management Studies
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2009University of Oxford, Masters of Science in Management Research
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2004McGill University, Bachelor of Commerce
Research Areas
- Organisational Planning And Management (150312)
- Building Construction Management And Project Planning (120201)
- Business And Management (1503)
- Sport And Leisure Management (150404)
- Organisation And Management Theory (150310)
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