Our leadership

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• Asia House
• The Bagri Foundation

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• Ophthalmology Foundation
• California Institute of Technology
• Pan-American Ophthalmology Foundation
• Africa Eye Foundation
• St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital

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• The Carlsson Family Foundation

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• SOS Children Village Norway
• Grieg Foundation
• Sahara Forest Project
• WWF Norway

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• Alibaba Hong Kong Entrepreneur Fund

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• Royal College of Pediatricians and Child Health
• London Symphony Orchestra
• Teach First

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Prostate Cancer UK

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François Ortalo-Magné is the ninth Dean of London Business School, a position he has held since August 2017. He is leading a strategy focused on (1) academic research and its impact, (2) learning innovations and alumni engagement and (3) inclusion, with emphasis on gender parity and greater socio-economic and ethnic diversity.

Dean Ortalo-Magné serves on the board of directors of the Graduate Management Admission Council and on the International Advisory Board of BritishAmerican Business. His research on the economics of land and housing markets has been published in leading academic journals. He has built on his research and leadership experiences to advise a broad range of private, governmental and multi-lateral organisations and share his insights in media outlets and at conferences around the world.

Prior to his appointment, Ortalo-Magné was the Albert O. Nicholas Dean and Robert E. Wangard Professor of Real Estate at the Wisconsin School of Business. His first academic appointment was at the London School of Economics. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Minnesota.

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Cranach Foundation
Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation

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• Childline Board (part of NSPCC/ChildLine)

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• The British Academy
• The Society of Legal Scholars
• Cambridge University Press
• Cambridge Assessment

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François Ortalo-Magné is the ninth Dean of London Business School, a position he has held since August 2017. He is leading a strategy focused on (1) academic research and its impact, (2) learning innovations and alumni engagement and (3) inclusion, with emphasis on gender parity and greater socio-economic and ethnic diversity.

Dean Ortalo-Magné serves on the International Advisory Board of BritishAmerican Business and on the Board of Directors and Innovation Committee of AACSB. His research on the economics of land and housing markets has been published in leading academic journals. He has built on his research and leadership experiences to advise a broad range of private, governmental and multi-lateral organisations and share his insights in leading media outlets and at conferences around the world.

Prior to his appointment, Ortalo-Magné was the Albert O. Nicholas Dean and Robert E. Wangard Professor of Real Estate at the Wisconsin School of Business. His first academic appointment was at the London School of Economics. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Minnesota.

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Listed as the most transformational and disruptive technology leader in the UK by CIO 100 in 2020 Danny is responsible for helping London Business School realise its digital potential. Accountable for the School’s digital, data, and technology strategy and delivery he is passionate about utilising innovative technology to enrich the lives of our students and alumni through lifelong learning.”

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Prior to joining LBS, Joyce worked at UCL which she joined as interim CFO in May 2021. She has considerable experience in public sector finance roles after starting her career as a chartered accountant working with the big 4 companies in a range of audit and consultancy roles.

She has subsequently worked for the Civil Service in Northern Ireland, where she held posts in estates, housing, health, social security. Whilst working in the Health Department, she was instrumental in a range of large complex hospital projects for which she developed new financing structures improving affordability and value for money.   As Director of Finance and Commercial Services in the Social Security Agency (SAA), Joyce led the organisation through transformation and modernisation projects, delivering services to around 800,000 customers and managing complex commercial contracts.

Joyce then moved into education, working with Northern Ireland’s largest local authority. Prior to her role at UCL, she worked with the UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency developing new strategies, efficiency and business partnering approaches, and advised on proposals to grow the UK Maritime economy and financial products to decarbonise of the maritime sector.    

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Martin began his career as a journalist with the BBC, where he was Deputy Editor for ‘The World at One’ and ‘PM’ on Radio 4. He moved to ITN and spent 14 years at Channel 4 News, including 10 years as Deputy Editor. He moved to be Director of Communications at the Metropolitan Police from 2012-17 and to the governing body for British horseracing, the BHA, from 2017-2021.

The communications team leads on engagement with the media and with the internal audience in telling our story; how LBS is fulfilling its purpose, achieving life-changing impact for so many of our students, participants, corporate clients and alumni. Our Faculty are global thought-leaders. Communicating the power of their ideas, and the passion they invest in their research, is a privilege and a source of fulfillment.

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Professor Gallien’s research focuses on pushing the frontier of supply chain management and global health delivery through collaborations with leading firms and organisations. He has published, consulted and taught extensively in the areas of operations and supply chain management, and serves on the editorial boards of leading journals.