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Jenny Dagg holds a PhD in Sociology from University of Galway, Ireland. Jenny is primarily a qualitative sociologist interested in the disconnect between regulatory systems and social practices and how this is experienced in the everyday lives of marginalised and vulnerable groups.
Padmakali Banerjee has over 25 years of experience in research, teaching and training, and academic administration. She has extensive experience as an executive, life coach and psychologist. Dr Banerjee has done her PhD from University of Delhi. She is a consultant in management development programmes and a trainer on HRD issues with various private and public sector organizations.
Zahid Naz is lecturer in Academic and Professional Education at Queen Mary, University of London. Prior to this he worked in Further Education in various teaching and management positions for 15 years. He has taught internationally on pre-service and in-service Teacher Education programmes.
Dr. Mohita Maggon is a faculty member of Marketing at MDI Gurgaon. She holds a doctorate in marketing from IIT Delhi, India. Her research has been published in reputed journals indexed in leading databases (Taylor and Francis, Sage, Emerald) and listed in ABDC. Her areas of research are consumer behavior in services/CRIP sector and relationship marketing.
Dr Francis Poitier is an interdisciplinary teacher and researcher focusing on complex health issues using an intersectional and systems lens. He is a teaching fellow and postdoctoral researcher at The Nuffield Centre, University of Leeds. A native of The Bahamas, his work focuses on small island states, qualitative research methods, health inequalities, and the politics of health.
Dominic Malcolm is Senior Lecturer in the Sociology of Sport in the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences. Following a Politics degree at Nottingham University, Dominic studied for a Masters in the Sociology of Sport at the University of Leicester. On completion of the Masters he was appointed Research Associate in the Centre for Research into Sport and Society, where he subsequently became Lecturer and Director of Masters Programmes. He completed his PhD at Leicester in December 2004.
