Senyo Agbanyo

Lecturer

Business Management, Entrepreneurship and Human Resources

Department of Business Entrepreneurship & Finance , Royal Docks School Of Business And Law

Senyo Agbanyo is a Business Management, Entrepreneurship and Human Resources lecturer at the Royal Docks School of Business and Law.

Qualifications

Doctoral Researcher in Business Management
MSc, Health Management
BSc, Health Management

Areas Of Interest

Business Management

OVERVIEW

I am also interested in organisational resilience, particularly in the SME sector. My main teaching interests are in the areas of business management where I supervise research projects and dissertations at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

I joined the Business Department in September 2022 and am leading modules in Entrepreneurship for level 6 and Global Enterprise for level 3. I am also the associate course lead for Business Management.

My research skills and expertise are centred around Qualitative Analysis and Quantitative Analysis using Smart PLS.

CURRENT RESEARCH

I am a Doctoral Researcher investigating the impact of Financial literacy and the Digital capability of managers on organisational performance, particularly in developing countries. My main research interests are improving organisational performance focusing mainly on SME Financial Literacy, Digital capabilities, and Human Capital Development, particularly in Africa.

PUBLICATIONS

Book Chapters

Atiase, V., Agbanyo, S., Ganza, P., Ameh, J. and Sambian, R., (2023). Understanding SME financial resilience and survivability in Africa. In Entrepreneurial Financial Resilience and Financial Innovation in a Turbulent Era (pp. 106-133). Edward Elgar Publishing.
Atiase, V.Y., Sarpong, D., Agbanyo, S. and Ameh, J.K., (2022). Crafting Organisational Resilience Through Managerial Performance. In The African Context of Business and Society (pp. 77-94). Emerald Publishing Limited.

Conference Papers

1. Agbanyo, S., Atiase,V., Salia, S., Mgbame, O. (2023). Towards SME sustainability and financial performance: the mediating role of digital capability. Conference: British Academy of Management Conference, 2023).
Ganza, P., Atiase, V.Y., Ameh, J.K., Sambian, R.M. and Agbanyo, S. (2022) Sustaining healthcare financing in Africa: The stakeholder Approach. Annual Conference of the Academy of Sustainable Finance, Accounting, Accountability & Governance [ASFAAG].
Ameh, J.K., Atiase, V.Y., Dzansi, D., Agbanyo, S., Sambian, R.M., Ganza, P. and Chukwunalu, Z. I. (2021). Financial bootstrapping and survivability in family firms: A resource-based perspective. Conference: British Academy of Management Conference, 2021: Recovering from Covid: Responsible Management and Reshaping the Economy.
Atiase, V.Y., Agbanyo, S., Ameh, J.K., Sambian, R.M. and Ganza, P (2021). The value creation process and governance of the African Non-Traditional Export Sector. Conference: British Academy of Management Conference 2021: Recovering from Covid: Responsible Management and Reshaping the Economy.

Journal Publications

Atiase, V.Y., Agbanyo, S., Ameh, J.K., Sambian, R.M. and Ganza, P., (2022). Creating value for whom? Digitization and governance practices of non-traditional export firms in Africa. Strategic Change, 31(1), pp.31-44.
Ganza, P., Atiase, V.Y., Ameh, J.K., Sambian, R.M. and Agbanyo, S. (2022). The causal relationship between healthcare financing and life expectancy in Africa: A panel study. World Development. Under review.

TEACHING

MODULES

Mental Wealth 3: Global Enterprise and Consultancy - HR6026
Small Business and Entrepreneurship - TM5033

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