Business experts

Murdoch University’s business expertise spans accounting, banking, business law, Chinese business, economics, entrepreneurship and innovation, human resource management, international business, management, marketing and the media and marketing management.

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Professor Manzurul Alam

Performance management, management control systems and public sector accounting

Murdoch’s Associate Dean (Research) of the Murdoch Business School, Professor Manzurul Alam, is an expert in performance management, management control systems and public sector accounting.

His research interests are currently management accounting change, strategic performance measurement and governance, public sector management accounting, and accounting issues in developing countries.

Professor Alam is an Associate Editor for the Journal of Accounting and Organisational Change and has authored several publications in major international accounting journals.

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Steve Klomp

Strategic media planning, portfolio management, services marketing

A marketing and management strategist, Steve Klomp has consulted to some of Australia’s largest private and government sector organisations on areas including strategic planning, management and training.

A lecturer with Murdoch University’s Business School, Steve researches services marketing, portfolio management and strategic media planning.

He maintains strong industry links through organisations such as the Australian Institute of Management, Australian British Chamber of Commerce and the Western Australian Club, and is active in radio.

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Associate Professor Malcolm Tull

Economic theory, history and policy; maritime economics

An expert in applied maritime economics, maritime economic history and Asian economic development, Associate Professor Malcolm Tull is the Dean of the Murdoch Business School and a fellow of Murdoch University’s Centre for Asian Studies.

He was principal investigator for the Asian History of Marine Animal Populations Project in 2006 and initiated his own investigation into Indonesian shark fishing as part of this multi-national project.

He teaches economic history, theory and policy and has authored several publications on maritime economics and economic history.

Professor Tull is Vice-President of the International Maritime Economic History Association and President of the Economic Society of Australia Inc, Western Australian Branch.

To reach these experts, contact:

Hayley Mayne
Media & Communications Coordinator
Phone: 08 9360 2474
Mobile: 0402 288 815
Email: h.mayne@murdoch.edu.au