Professor David Goodwin is Dean of the Nottingham University Business School, Malaysia, based in Kuala Lumpur. He holds a Ph.D. in Law, a Master of Business (Logistics Management), and a Bachelor of Law. Previously, he was Head of Industry and External Engagement for the Business and Law Schools of Victoria University, Melbourne (2019–23), MBA Director of RMIT University (2016–19), and Juris Doctor Program Director at RMIT (2015-16). He is also a commercial barrister practising at the Victorian Bar, having signed the Bar Roll in 2010. In a corporate career prior to entering academia, he held senior executive roles as Vice President of Corporate Affairs, reporting to the CEOs of major listed corporations: Singapore’s Neptune Orient Lines (2005–10) and Australia’s BlueScope Steel (2000–05). His research is cross-disciplinary and focuses on issues at the nexus of business and law, exploring their effect on society and their application in business transformation, entrepreneurship, and regulation.
Professor David Goodwin is Dean of the Nottingham University Business School, Malaysia, based in Kuala Lumpur. He holds a Ph.D. in Law, a Master of Business (Logistics Management), and a Bachelor of Law. Previously, he was Head of Industry and External Engagement for the Business and Law Schools of Victoria University, Melbourne (2019–23), MBA Director of RMIT University (2016–19), and Juris Doctor Program Director at RMIT (2015-16). He is also a commercial barrister practising at the Victorian Bar, having signed the Bar Roll in 2010. In a corporate career prior to entering academia, he held senior executive roles as Vice President of Corporate Affairs, reporting to the CEOs of major listed corporations: Singapore’s Neptune Orient Lines (2005–10) and Australia’s BlueScope Steel (2000–05). His research is cross-disciplinary and focuses on issues at the nexus of business and law, exploring their effect on society and their application in business transformation, entrepreneurship, and regulation.