Dr Francesco Di Maddaloni

Contact

Email: f.dimaddaloni@kingston.ac.uk
Location: Kingston Hill
Faculty: Faculty of Business and Social Sciences
School: Kingston Business School
Department: Department of Accounting, Finance and Informatics

About

I am senior lecturer in Project Management at Kingston Business School, Kingston University. My research interests are in the areas of project governance and strategic planning, with a particular attention on the sustainability of major infrastructure and construction projects at the local, regional and national level.

I have published in the International Journal of Project Management, where he is also a member of the International Editorial Board. I have been invited in numerous national and international conferences and I am currently leading the Project Management Research Group at Kingston University with the aim of attracting talented researchers, building collaborative links between industry and academia, and making positive impact on businesses, economy, and social environments.

I am Fellow by the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and PRINCE2 qualified. In the area of teaching, I have taught Project Management, Consultancy, and Business Research Methods at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Potential PhD supervision topics include the following aspects of temporary organizations: Governance; Stakeholders; Ethics and Sustainability.

Academic responsibilities

Senior Lecturer

Qualifications

PhD
MRes
MBA
FHEA
PRINCE2

Teaching and learning

Postgraduate courses taught

International Business Management MSc (with pathways)

Research

Vecchiato, R., Di Maddaloni, F., Do, H., Favato, G. 2019. Foresight, cognition, and long-term performance: insight from the automotive industry and opportunities for future research. Futures & Foresight Science (in press).
Di Maddaloni, F., Derakhshan, R. 2019. A leap from negative to positive bond. A step towards project sustainability. Administrative Sciences 9 (41), 1-19.
Di Maddaloni, F., Davis, K. 2018. Project Manager's perception of the local communities' stakeholder in megaprojects. An empirical investigation in the UK. International Journal of Project Management 36, 542-565.
Di Maddaloni, F., Davis, K. 2017. The influence of local community stakeholders in megaprojects: rethinking their inclusiveness to improve project performance. International Journal of Project Management 35 (8), 1537-1556.

Professional practice, knowledge exchange and impact

Francesco is currently leading the Project Management Research Group at Kingston University with the aim of attracting talented researchers, building collaborative links between industry and academia, and making positive impact on businesses, economy, and social environments.

He is a member of the International Editorial Board for the following leading journals in Project Management:

- International Journal of Project Management

- Project Leadership and Society

He is also an ad-hoc reviewer for the Project Management Journal