2025—present
Associate Professor
Department of Operations Management, CBS
Research and teaching on generative AI in organisations, operations and supply chains, alongside engagement with firms, public organisations and the wider AI debate.
Profile
Researcher, educator, translator.
I move between research and practice: studying how organisations handle new technology, teaching people to ask better questions and joining public discussions when the evidence can sharpen them.
About
Technology matters through organisation
I am an Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School. My work examines how organisations adopt and govern generative AI, how technology enters operations and supply chains, and how people act when the consequences are uncertain.
I use qualitative and ethnographic methods to stay close to what people actually do. That matters because the same technology can produce very different results in different organisational settings. The choices around the system—decision rights, routines, expectations and expertise—often explain the difference.
I collaborate with companies and public organisations, contribute to CBS’ work on institutional AI capability and speak regularly about responsible AI adoption. I also own CHE Consulting.
Experience
2020—2025
Assistant Professor
Department of Operations Management, CBS
Research on organisational AI adoption, qualitative methods and global supply chains; teaching across bachelor, master, diploma and executive programmes.
2016—2020
PhD Fellow
Department of Operations Management, CBS
Doctoral research on industry influence in international maritime regulation.
2014—2016
Student Assistant
CBS Maritime
Research support on maritime business, shipping and regulation.
Education
2020
PhD
Copenhagen Business School
Inside the Blue Box: Explaining Industry Influence in the International Maritime Organization.
2016
MSc, International Business and Politics
Copenhagen Business School
Business strategy, political economy and global governance.
2014
BSc, International Business and Politics
Copenhagen Business School
International business, economics and political science.
Teaching
Generative AI
AI for students, teachers and managers
Courses and faculty training that connect responsible use with concrete study, teaching and management practices.
Organisation
Organisational and managerial economics
How incentives, information and decision rights shape coordination inside organisations.
Methods
Qualitative methods and process tracing
Research design that helps students make credible claims about how organisational and political processes unfold.
Supervision
Projects and theses
Supervision across bachelor and master programmes, with an emphasis on precise questions, transparent evidence and useful theory.
Service & collaboration
CBS
Institutional AI capability
Contributing to university-wide discussions and training on how generative AI can be used responsibly in teaching, research and administration.
Practice
Companies and public organisations
Talks, courses and research collaboration that turn broad AI ambitions into decisions people can examine and act on.
Public debate
Media commentary
Evidence-based commentary on AI, education, work and organisational change.
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