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Beata Kupiec-Teahan

Lecturer in Management

Bangor University

Bangor, Wales., United Kingdom

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I represent Bangor Business School and Rhanbarth multidisciplinary Centre for Sustainable Regions and Economies focusing on inclusive and sustainable economy.

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Bangor University

Bangor University

University

Bangor, United Kingdom

At Bangor University, we are committed to fostering a vibrant academic community that emphasizes innovation, inclusivity, and research excellence. With a diverse range of programs and a strong focus on employability, we equip our students with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in today's competitive job market. Our beautiful campus, set against the backdrop of stunning natural landscapes, creates the perfect environment for learning, collaboration, and personal growth. At Bangor Business School Rhanbarth Research Centre seeks to conduct innovative and cutting-edge research to revitalize, help sustain and improve regions in terms of economies, communities and citizens. We work with charities, government bodies, social enterprises and businesses, communities and people, to promote inclusive and sustainable regional development, boosting local job creation, developing and informing rigorous social and economic policies, in Wales and beyond. We invite businesses and organizations to connect with us, as we seek to build partnerships that drive mutual success and inspire future generations.
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About me

I am a multidisciplinary researcher currently employed as Lecturer in Management at Bangor Business School, Bangor University. I have a rich academic background, holding a BSc (Eng) and MSc in Food Science and Technology from the University of Agriculture in Cracow, Poland, an MSc in International Food Marketing and Business Management from Aberdeen University, UK, and a PhD in Food Science from the Agricultural University in Cracow, Poland.

Throughout my career, I have held various academic positions, including senior lecturer role at Harper Adams University College and Food Marketing Economist at the Scottish Rural University College. I have extensive experience in research methods and data analysis recently focusing on AI applications in SMEs and Agri-Food Sector . I have been involved in numerous research projects, contributing significantly to the fields of food management and marketing and rural development. (See the list below).

  1. 2023-2024:UKRI 'Scaling-up Off-grid Sanitation’ project (SOS; ES/T007877/1).

  2. 2011-2016: RESAS Strategic Research Programmes – Food, Land and People: Theme 5: Efficient and Resilient Food Supply Chains.

  3. 2008: RERAD Analysis of Responses to the National Discussion.

  4. 2007-2010: EU. Euro-MARC, European Mountain Agrofood products, Retailing and Consumers.

  5. 2006-2009: DEFRA AW1024.A further study to assess the interaction between economics, husbandry and animal welfare in large, extensively managed sheep flocks.

  6. 2006-2011: W.P. 3.8 Protection and Enhancement of Landscapes and Rural Communities (Part of RERAD’s Programme 3 Environment – Land Use and Rural Stewardship).

  7. 2006-2011: W.P. 3.1 Sustainable Farming Systems (Part of RERAD’s Programme 3 Environment – Land Use and Rural Stewardship).

  8. 2004-2008 ESRC 3+1 grant: Billingual Marketing for Welsh Language Council.

  9. 2003-2007 ESF applied research: SMEs. Innovation and Marketing in High Technology Companies.

  10. 2002/2004: EU Project QLK5-CT-2002-30276 Strategic Information for the Development of Agricultural Quality Products in the European Mountain Areas.

  11. 2003: DEFRA: Regional, Local and Direct Food Marketing.

  12. 2002/2003: MLC Analysis of consumer data: Beef Blueprint.

  13. 2000/2001: Vth Framework Project: SUPPLIERS QLRT-1999-30841: Supply Chains Linking Food SMEs in Europe’s Lagging Rural Regions.

  14. 1999/2000: Project PHARE PL9607-01-14 Component B: Improving the level of knowledge of agricultural advisers with regard to supporting farmers and the inhabitants of rural areas in the process of European Integration.

  15. 1999/2000: Project PHARE PL9704-01-03 Component A: Support to MAFE in Shaping Agricultural Policies through Economic Analysis.

  16. 1999/2001: SERAD commissioned project: Implications of Scottish Food Supply Chain Development.

  17. 1996/1999: Programme FAIR1 CT95-0360: "Agroalimentaire paysan europeen: caracteristiques distinctives des produits transformes a la ferme: comportement des consommateurs et des marches".

Skills

  • Data Analytics, Research Methodology development
  • New Food Product Development
  • Customer and Business profiling

Interests

  • Green Supply Chain Management
  • AI in SMEs
  • Agri-Food Sector resilience

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