2006 – 2009 Aston University, Birmingham, UK
PhD: A Multilevel Investigation of the Mediating Role of Trust in the Relationships
Between Leadership and Follower Outcomes
2001 – 2004 University of Sussex, Brighton, UK
Applied Psychology; BA 2.1 (Hons)
Qualifications
Level A and B intermediate qualified in Psychometric Testing as approved by the British Psychological Society.
Grojean, M. & Hasel, M. (2007). Report to the Defence Leadership Centre, Ministry of Defence. The role of trust in leadership and leading organizations. Confidential.
Hasel, M., Martin, R., & Tissington, P. (2008, December 9th). Is it me or us? The importance of individual and collective trust for performance. Paper presented at the 7th International Conference on Studying Leadership, Auckland, New Zealand.
Hasel, M. (2009, September 16th). Using an executive measure for non-executive leaders. Testing and refinement of an existing leadership measure for uses beyond the executive level. Paper presented at the British Academy of Management Conference 2009, Brighton, UK.
Hasel, M. (2009, December, 12th). Can I do it if I trust? The Importance of Trust for the Effectiveness of Leadership. Paper presented at the International Leadership Association Annual Conference 2009, Prague, Czech Republic.
Hasel, M. C. (2010), Leadership during the greatest crisis in almost a century. Paper presented at the International Leadership Association Annual Conference, 2010, Boston, USA.
Hasel, M. C. (2011). Communication. In M. Butler & E. Rose (Eds.). Introduction to Organisational Behaviour. London: CIPD.
Tissington, P., Hasel, M., & Matthiesen, J. (2009). How to write successful business and management essays. London: Sage.
Hypovereinsbank, Munich, Germany – Associate Equity Research
2004-2006
Epic Group PLC, Brighton, UK – Junior Script Writer
2000-2004
EMLYON, Lyon, France – Assistant Professor
01/2010 – present
- Leadership (MBA)
- Leadership & Team Management (MSc)
- Organizational Behavior (MSc)
Aston University, Birmingham, UK – Lecturer
09/2006 – 12/2009
• Theory and Practice of Leadership (final year undergraduate course)
• Organisational Behaviour (MBA course)
• Organisational Behaviour (MSc course)
• International Business (second year undergraduate course)
• Organisational Behaviour (first year undergraduate course)