Joan Mtisunge Gunde has more than 4 years of experience in delivering healthcare management at the 4/5/6 levels. Teaching and education have played a major role in Joan’s life, beginning as early as being selected as the school prefect in secondary school. Joan comes from a long line of teachers and lecturers, with her grandfather, three aunties, brother, and two cousins all teaching. Joan loves working with people hence she obtained Master of Science in Sexual Health and Public Health at Oxford Brookes University where she is completing her Postgraduate Certificate (PGTCHE).

Lou Wells has a Masters: Childhood and Youth and a Post Graduate Diploma Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector. 
She is a Module Leader for two modules at Arden University. She teaches across the levels of Foundation, 4, 5 and 6 in Healthcare Management and supervises dissertations. 

She has many years of experience both working in health and social care and teaching across a variety of different educational levels including work-based learning. She has worked across many disciplines within health and social care both nationally and overseas.

Stephanie West joined Arden University in November 2020 as Head of the School of Health and Care Management. In addition to her wealth of healthcare industry experience, Stephanie has held a number of Senior Academic and Leadership positions in Health, Social Care and Applied Science faculties at a variety of universities across the UK. Stephanie will provide leadership to the School of Healthcare Management, ensuring that it delivers high quality academic provision and student satisfaction across all courses.
 

Liam is a thought leader, researcher and implementer of collaborative logistics and supply chain solutions that embrace a systems and social value view, supported with knowledge from a senior management career spanning over 30 years. During this period of time, Liam has implemented and operated FMCG networks globally for the likes of Apple, HP and Dell. He has operated at board level developing supply chain systems thinking and change for Ireland's leading foodservice network, and consulted to a number of leading food supply chain change initiatives.

Dr Serkan Ceylan joined us in 2021 as our Head of School of Project Management. Serkan was born in Hamburg, Germany, and moved to the UK in 2006. He has visiting Professorships/Lectureships in Germany, Spain, Finland and France, and has undertaken external examiner duties for Universities such as Lancaster University and the University of Bedfordshire. 

With a background in organisational development and professional education, Kay has worked across both the public and private sectors, with organisations of all sizes in a variety of Leadership and Advisory roles. Kay has experience in managing cultural change programmes, designing and delivering leadership and management development programmes, accrediting courses to professional awarding body standards, creating employee engagement and well-being programmes, improving corporate communication and designing and delivering effective coaching and mentoring programmes.

Dr. Alison Watson is the Head of School for Leadership and Management, she was also the Programme Team Leader for UG Business and Accounting programmes. Having taught at Arden for 15 years, she has supported many students on various management courses at all levels of study. Prior to this, Alison was an operations and project manager for a number of large retailers, and therefore has a wealth of experience in the field of business and management.

Here at the Faculty of Business we strive to provide a fresh and unique approach to your business and management education. With ideas and experiences taken from employers and thought leaders across the world, we give you the opportunity to put proven business skills and techniques into practice during your studies. Myself and all of the experienced lecturers here at the Faculty of Business look forward to welcoming you to the Arden University family.