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The Executive Board (CvB) has appointed Annebel de Hoogh as Professor of Responsible Leadership at the Amsterdam Business School (ABS) as of 1 July 2023. De Hoogh will continue her work within the Leadership & Management section.
Annebel de Hoogh (photo: Kirsten van Santen)

The professor's research explores both the positive and negative aspects of leadership. She tries to find out what motivates leaders to take responsibility and consider the long-term consequences of their actions. Additionally, she focuses on unethical leadership and the factors that drive leaders to cross ethical boundaries. Her analysis includes the influence of personality and the effects of cultural aspects, such as toxic work environments and diversity within organisations. To conduct her research, she applies field studies, experiments, and innovative data techniques. Her findings are published in leading scientific journals.

Education

The ABS professor provides education in the field of leadership and group processes at the ABS. She teaches subjects like 'Inspirational Leadership' and 'Cases in Leadership'. Her interactive approach helps students develop knowledge and leadership skills, enhancing their communication abilities and increasing career opportunities. De Hoogh has received multiple teaching awards, including the Executive Master Teacher of the Year award.

About Annebel de Hoogh

Annebel de Hoogh earned her PhD from the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam in 2005. She has been working at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) since 2008 and has been an Associate Professor at the ABS since 2013. Within the Economics and Business (EB), she is involved in the examination committee, the assessment committee, and the ethical committee (EBEC). She is also co-director of the Amsterdam Center of Responsible Leadership (ARLead). The center conducts research on organisational and individual leadership qualities that help achieve corporate goals, and at the same time take corporate responsibilty for people, society and the environment.