About me

A woman with blonde hair, green eyes, wearing earrings, a tan turtleneck, and a black blazer, standing with arms crossed and leaning against a wall, looking at the camera.
I’m a doctoral researcher in the Department of Economics at the University of Konstanz. 
Drawing on organizational economics and strategic HRM, I use quantitative methods and systematic reviews to investigate how employees respond to their relative standing at work and how leadership can create, reinforce, or reduce workplace inequality. More recently, I have become interested in the tensions inherent in academic entrepreneurship, particularly how power asymmetries and performance-driven academic environments can both stimulate entrepreneurial activity and give rise to ethical concerns.

My work has appeared in the British Journal of Management, Thunderbird International Business Review, Management Decision, Management Review Quarterly, and the Asia Pacific Journal of Management. Between 2018 and 2020, I received the Academy of Management TIM Division Best Reviewer Award.

Beyond academia, I enjoy cinematography and storytelling, especially gothic horror and stream-of-consciousness literature. I’m an amateur pianist and singer with a fondness for classical and choral music. More recently, I’ve also taken to writing poetry.

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