Multidisciplinary integrative research on strategic ecological transformations needed across accountancy, investment, infrastructure, education and urban development. I am a qualified accountant with extensive teaching experience in 3 colleges and 7 universities. I have designed, delivered or contributed to 46 business-related modules.  After serving as a military medic, I read Economics at LSE and then worked as an auditor for Deloitte. Later, I taught business in Africa and the Middle East before studying an MSc in Environmental Management at Durham. I migrated to Australia and researched and lectured at the University of Queensland, where I completed a doctorate in Geographical Science (Real Estate). In Australia, I worked as a government commercial analyst, evaluating infrastructure projects and foreign investments.  In 2013, I returned to UK and lectured UG and PG programmes in real estate, economics, accountancy and finance.  I advised on research projects and taught urban development and project management in China. I have published over twenty articles, a book on urban regeneration and several book chapters. I am on editorial boards of Education Sciences and Property Management but also regularly peer review for e.g. Land Use Policy and Sustainability.  My current research projects involve health phronesis, strategic military failures, interactive learning philosophy and urban transformation.