Dr Paschal Anosike

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  • Qualifications:Ph.D, M. A. Mgt, PGCert in Higher Education
  • Position:Associate Professor
  • Department:Faculty of Business and Law (FBL)
  • Telephone:+441173282760
  • Email:Paschal.Anosike@uwe.ac.uk

About me

Paschal's goal is to empower individuals and organisations to overcome inequality. He has led wide-ranging funded research and knowledge exchange projects with a substantial entrepreneurship and innovation impact across Sub-Saharan Africa. Until recently, he was the Founding Director Centre for African Entrepreneurship and Leadership (CAEL) at the Wolverhampton University, and completed advisory missions for the African Union, European Union, Commonwealth, UNDP, GIZ, and the British Council. Paschal has been a subject matter expert for African Governments and different organisations, and spoken widely about his work at The World Economic Forum, Horasis, Westminster Higher Education Forum, including several Keynotes. 
 
His research has appeared in the Journal of Operations and Production Management, International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Research and the Academy of Management Annual Meetings Proceedings, and informed the UN's catalogued Africa Prosperity Index (API) report used to track inequality and prosperity in Africa. In 2023, his book: Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Development in Africa, won Sage's prestigious Social Justice Book Award.  He is the founder, Forum for Innovation in African Universities (FIAU) - a non-for-profit University-Industry Network for intellectual debate and higher education innovation. He welcomes PhD and consultancy proposals focussing on entrepreneurship and innovation. 
 
Current Project (PI): Bridging borders - Transnational education pathways between UK and Nigeria (Grant no. TNE2024-025) in partnership with University of Lagos, University of Ibadan and Covenant University.
 

Area of expertise

Entreprenuership, Innovation, Knowledge Exchange and Networking 

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