Mary Johnstone-Louis

In addition, she supervises MBAs from our global cohort at bothGreen Templeton CollegeandSt Benet’s Halland developsresearch-based educational curriculum for family owners, Next Gens, and U/HNWIs on an ongoing basis. Dr Johnstone-Louis isa World Economic ForumGlobal Futures Council Fellow,a member of the Jury of theIMD-Pictet Sustainability in Family Business Award,Chair of the Board ofB Lab UK.

Dr Johnstone-Louis’ research exploreshow business is affecting our world, and how leaders build strategy around the public good.Her work with The Ownership Project at Oxford Saïd focuses on how ownership influences corporate impact, with an emphasis on family enterprises with annual revenues above $1 billion or $1 billion AUM. With the Project team, she is conducting a series of interviews with owners (70+ across 20+ countries to date) of global, multi-generational businesses (average revenue $10+ billion) on how they put purpose 'into practice' across their operations and family office activities. She has a longstanding research interest inwomen in business.

A regular speaker and panelist, Dr Johnstone-Louis has presented at leading academic venues including the Academy of Management and the European Group for Organisational Studies. Her written contributions have been featured in the Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Harvard Business Review, Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, Business Ethics Quarterly, and in the United Nations Global Compact’s Principles for Responsible Management Education series as well as viaOxford Answersand the British Academy.

Dr Johnstone-Louis hasheld fellowships from Green Templeton College and the United Kingdom’s Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), and has been awarded a competitive grant from the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship for her research. She holds an MPhil with distinction from St Antony's College (University of Oxford), a BA in International Relations from the University of Pennsylvania, and received her doctorate from Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.