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Mohamed Metwally

University of Deusto

Received Sylff Fellowship in 2017.
Academic Supervisor: Dr. Leire Gartzia & Dr. Daniel Lerner
Academic achievements: 

  • Double BSc in Business administration with a major in human resources management from The University of Loughbrough , UK & The British University in Egypt.
  • Master of Business Administration in human resources management from The University of Aberdeen, UK.
  • Holder of the collaboration scholarship of the University of Deusto in 2016.
  • Presented a work on emotional intelligence and ethical leadership in the conferences of The European Association of Work & Organizational Psychology in Oslo in 2015 and Dublin 2017.

Social engagement initiatives: 
Metwally is currently organizing a youth conference in Egypt that aims to contribute to the leadership development of Egypt's future leaders. The conference theme will be the role of Ethical Leadership during Times of Turbulence.

Bio:
Metwally is a research fellow and teaching assistant in the University of Deusto in Spain. His research is funded by the Tokyo Foundation in Japan through is Sasakawa Royichi Young Leaders Fellowship Program (SYLFF). This fellowship is granted to young leaders who have the potential to contribute to the development of their countries in an academic and social way. His work focuses on the impact of ethical leadership on subordinate's change related attitudes and behaviours during turbulent organizational changes. He has a keen interest in studying the impact of perceptions and mindsets on individual's behaviour during uncertain times. Studying the influence of ethics and identity on these factors is of high interest to him.
Metwally was lucky to be taught be Professor Patrick Dawson one of The World's Leaders of The Processual Approach of Change. This was one of the major triggers  to-sub-specialize in  that area during his PhD Thesis. Metwally has a keen interest in focusing on the impact of human's mindset and perceptions on their brain functioning in the after math of defending his PhD. This will help him contribute to a research stream that studies the antecedents of Ethical Leadership which would help academics better understand its impact on subordinate's behaviour. Metwally has also a keen interest in studying the impact of team leadership and behaviour on the efficiency, effectiveness, speed and reliability of military operations and forensic medicine work operations in the context of process re-engineering and organizational change.

ORCID ID:  https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1979-8441
Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mo-metwally-87848b15/

To contact this fellow, email the Sylff Association at sylff[a]tkfd.or.jp (replace [a] with @).

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