Department of Operations Management

My doctoral research ties knots between organizational continuity, future-making and the communicative constitution of organization and is mainly informed by pragmatist and processual approaches. More specifically, it investigates processes of long-term contracting for renewable energy solutions in the offshore wind industry. In my PhD project, I aim to understand the role of communicative processes in constituting imagined futures that are largely impacted by the use of emerging digital technologies. My research interests are generally focused on digital technological change in organizations driven by emerging technologies such as virtual and augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and digital twin. I have an interest particularly in the communicative constitution of organization, temporality and future-making, sociomateriality, framing and paradoxes.

Prior to the PhD Fellowship, I was employed as a Research Assistant at the Department of Operations Management at Copenhagen Business School. During the 1 ½ year, I was working as part of the P+S+D project contributing to the Servitize.dk program.

I hold a B.A. in English/American Studies and Business Administration from the University of Mannheim (Germany) and a M.A. in International Business Communication from Copenhagen Business School. Prior to joining CBS, I have worked globally in private sector organizations including VELUX A/S and Deutsche Bahn AG. I was primarily involved in the change management of a large-scale digital technology project for optimizing infrastructure monitoring as well as in change communication activities concerning a global integration process.