Last update: CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL PROFILE Name: Emad Awadallah Designation: Associate Professor of Accounting Nationality: British Telephone (Office): (+74) 4403-6481 Department: Accounting and Information Systems E-mail address: emad.awadallah@qu.edu.qa EDUCATION 2006, Ph.D. in Accounting and Finance. Essex Business School, Essex University, UK. Thesis Title: Investigating Auditors Perceptions of their Ability to Resist Client Management Pressure: An Exploratory Study of Negotiation Strategies in Audit Disputes in Egypt. 1999, MPhil. in Accounting. Faculty of Commerce, Cairo University, Egypt. Thesis Title: The Impact of Qualified Audit Opinions and the Potential Possibilities of Auditor Switches: An Analytical/ Empirical study. 1993, Bachelor degree in Commerce, Cairo University, Egypt. TEACHING Teaching Interests: Managerial Accounting Auditing Forensic Accounting 4. Corporate Governance Courses Taught At Qatar University Level Undergraduate Graduate Course Managerial Accounting Fraud Prevention and Detection At Other Universities Level Course Undergraduate Managerial Accounting Strategic Management Accounting Auditing Page 1 of 7
4. Corporate Governance 5. Financial Management Graduate Audit Practice Advanced Management Accounting Corporate Governance 4. Advanced Financial Management 5. Research Methods and Methodologies WORK EXPERIENCE Academic Employment (Descending chronological order) (From-To) 2013-Present Position, College, University, and Country Associate Professor of Accounting, College of Business and Economics, Qatar University, Qatar 2009-2013 Principal Lecturer in Management Accounting, Business School, University of East London, UK 2006-2009 Senior Lecturer in Accounting, Business School, University of Hertfordshire, UK 2003-2006 Lecturer in Accounting and Finance, European Business School, Regent s College, UK 1997-2003 Assistant Lecturer in Accounting, Faculty of Commerce, Cairo University, Egypt 1994-1997 Tutor in Accounting, Faculty of Commerce, Cairo University, Egypt Non-Academic Employment (Descending chronological order) (From-To) Position, College, University, and Country 2012-13 Acting Director of the Islamic Banking and Finance Research Centre, University of East London, UK 2009-13 External Examiner in Accounting and Finance modules, University of London Metropolitan, UK Consulting (Descending chronological order) (From-To) Project, Country Page 2 of 7
Publications (List your publication in chronological order beginning with the most recent publication) I) Peer Reviewed Journal Articles A. Learning & Pedagogical Research (Instructional Research) B. Contribution to Practice (Applied Research): Awadallah, E. And Elbayoumi, A. (2012), The Incremental Usefulness of Other Comprehensive Income Items to the Egyptian Investor, Special Issue on Egyptian Accounting: Past, Present and Future, the International Journal of Economics and Accounting (USA). Vol. 3, Nos. 3/4, pp.295-32 Awadallah, E. and Elbayoumi, A. (2012), An Interpretive Analysis of how Audit Quality is Perceived in Economies in Transition, GSTF Business Review, October, Vol.2, No. Awadallah, E. and Elbayoumi, A. (2012), The Usefulness of Different Accounting Earnings Measures: The Case of Egypt, GSTF Business Review, October, Vol.2, No. 4. Awadallah, E. and Elbayoumi, A. (2012), Macro and Micro Earnings Manipulation: The Role of Accounting Standard Setting Process, GSTF Business Review, October, Vol.2, No. 5. Awadallah, E. (2008), Examining the Resolution Process between the Auditor and Client Management during an Audit Conflict: Implications for Corporate Governance, Management Research News, August. 6. Awadallah, E. (2007), Explicating the Interactions between the Auditor and Client Management during the Audit Process: Implications for Corporate Governance, International Review of Business Research Papers, Volume 3 (4), October, pp. 23-30. 7. Awadallah, E. (2006), Investigating Professional Auditors Perceptions of Factors Affecting Their Ability to Resist Client Management Pressure in Audit Disputes, International Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Performance Evaluation, Volume 3 (2), June, pp. 220-239. C. Discipline-based Research (Basic Research) II) Other Intellectual Contributions (conference presentations, seminars/workshops, chapters in book, textbooks, monographs,, etc.): A. Learning & Pedagogical Research (Instructional Research) Rezaee, Z., Awadallah, E. And Kotb, A (2009), Exploring the Implementation of Forensic Accounting Education: A Comparative Study, National Conference of the British Accounting Association, Dundee, UK. Rezaee, Z., Awadallah, E. And Kotb, A (2009), Forensic Accounting Education: Will Supply Match Demand?, BAA Accounting Education SIG Conference, Essex University, UK. B. Contribution to Practice (Applied Research): Awadallah, E. (2013), An Interpretive Analysis of how Audit Quality is Perceived in Economies in Transition, National Conference of the British Accounting and Finance Association, Newcastle, UK, April. Page 3 of 7
Awadallah, E. and Elbayoumi, A., (2011), The Incremental Usefulness of Other Comprehensive Income Items to the Egyptian Investor, Special Issue on Egyptian Accounting: Past, Present and Future, The 34th Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association from 19-21 April 2011 in Rome, Italy. Awadallah, E. And Elbayoumi, A., (2011), The Incremental Usefulness of Other Comprehensive Income Items to the Egyptian Investor, Special Issue on Egyptian Accounting: Past, Present and Future, The 34th Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association from 19-21 April 2011 in Rome, Italy. 4. Abdel-Kader, M. and Awadallah, E. (2010), The Role of the Management Accountant in Risk Management in UK Virtual Organisations: Implications for Corporate Governance, INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH IN COST, PROFITABILITY AND PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT IN MANUFACTURING, LOGISTICS AND SERVICE OPERATIONS, Ghent, Belgium, June. 5. Awadallah, E. (2010), A Qualitative Analysis of how Audit Disputes are Developed and Negotiated: The Case of the Egyptian Accounting Firms, The 33rd Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association from 19-21 May 2010 in Istanbul, Turkey. 6. Abdel-Kader, M. and Awadallah, E. (2009), The Role of the Management Accountant in Risk Management in UK Virtual Organisations: Implications for Corporate Governance, National Conference of the British Accounting Association, Dundee, UK, April. 7. Awadallah, E. (2008), The Effectiveness of Corporate Governance in Egypt: Structure, Responsibilities and Operation of Corporate Boards, The Int l Conference on Business Globalization in the 21st Century, Bahrain, April. 8. Awadallah, E. (2008), A qualitative analysis of how audit disputes are developed and negotiated: The case of the Egyptian accounting firms, National Conference of the British Accounting Association, Blackpool, UK, April. 9. Awadallah, E. (2008), Explicating the Interactions between the Auditor and Client Management during the Audit Process: Implications for Corporate Governance, The 8th Int l Business Research Conference, Dubai, UAE, March. 10. Awadallah, E. (2007), Factors Impairing Auditor s Independence and the Impact on the Chosen Negotiation Strategy in a Dispute: An Empirical Study, The 5th Int l Business Research Conference, Dubai, UAE, April. 1 Awadallah, E. (2005), Investigating Egyptian Professional Auditors Perceptions of Factors Affecting Their Ability to Resist Client Management Pressure: An Experimental Study, National Conference of the British Accounting Association, Edinburgh, UK, March-April. 1 Awadallah, E. (2005), Investigating Egyptian Professional Auditors Perceptions of Factors Affecting Their Ability to Resist Client Management Pressure: A Qualitative Study, The 28th Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association, Gothenburg, Sweden, May. 1 Awadallah, E. (2004), Explicating the Interactions between the Auditor & Client Management during the Audit Process: Preliminary Evidence, The 2nd Int l Conference on Business, Economics, Management and Marketing, Athens, Greece, June. 14. Awadallah, E. (2003), A Literature Review of the Information Content of Qualified Audit Reports and its Impact on Investment Decisions, National Conference of the British Accounting Association, Manchester, UK, April. 15. Awadallah, E. (2003), Audit Qualifications & the Anticipated Impact on the Audit Quality & Auditor Independence from An Auditor/Client Relationship Approach: A Review of the Ongoing Debate, National Conference of the British Accounting Association, Manchester, UK, April. 16. Awadallah, E. (2003), Audit Qualifications and Stock Prices: A Criticized Literature Review, The 26th Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association, Sevilla, Spain, April. C. Discipline-based Research (Basic Research) Ad/hoc Reviewer/Editorial Board Page 4 of 7
FUNDED RESEARCH AND GRANTS Title of Research Audit Firm Rotation: Literature Review Funding Agency Qatar University Grant Amount ($) Project Duration () 7,000 1 LPI Role in Research* 4. * LPI: Lead Principal Investigator; CO-LPI: Co-Principle Investigator; PI: Principle Investigator; C: Consultant, Other: specify. SUPERVISION OF GRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECTS AND THESES Title of Theses/Projects Islamic Marketing in a Financial Context 4. 5. 6. Institution University of East London, UK Type of Supervision (Main supervisor or co-supervisor) Date of Degree Awarded Co-supervisor September 2013 Page 5 of 7
SERVICES Community (Includes teaching in continuing education and specialized trainings and seminars, engagement in media activities, volunteering activities, etc.) University College (Includes Students Career Advising, Committees, etc. ) Department Assessment Committee 1 MEMBERSHIPS Academic and Scientific Institutions European Accounting Association British Accounting and Finance Association Professional Bodies Board Memberships Page 6 of 7
CERTIFICATIONS & TRAININGS Certification Name Institution Country Year Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy 4. Higher Education Academy UK 2010 Training Program Name* Institution Country Year Research Centre Leadership University of East London UK 2012 Chairs of Assessment Boards University of East London UK 2011 Programme Leadership University of East London UK 2010 4. Job selection and recruitment University of East London UK 2010 5. PhD Supervision University of Hertfordshire UK 2007 6. Publishing in Top Journals University of Hertfordshire UK 2006 7. Teaching and assessment in higher University of Hertfordshire UK 2006 education 8. WebCT Advanced Course University of Hertfordshire UK 2006 9. Surviving your PhD Viva Essex University UK 2005 10. Active Teaching Strategies Regent s College UK 2003 (*Please include OFID and AACSB conferences/workshops and any relevant training program) AWARDS AND HONORS Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, UK (2010). Nominated for the Excellence in University Teaching Award, University of Hertfordshire, UK (2008). TECHNOLOGY SKILLS Statistical: SPSS Database: Programming software: Other relevant skills: Command of Microsoft Package including Word, Excel, PowerPoint. LANGUAGES English (Excellent) Arabic (Excellent) Page 7 of 7