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Susan Barry

Liverpool Business School

Faculty of Business and Law

A Senior Lecturer in Executive Education at the School of Leadership and Organisational Development at Liverpool Business School, I lecture across a range of MBA, MSc, postgraduate and undergraduate programmes as well as corporate work. Prior to joining LJMU I had over twenty years’ experience working within education, as a specialist in business education. I have held various leadership roles, largely centred around organisational, staff and learner development and have also worked in HR within the public sector, before re-joining academia to teach at the Liverpool Business School within the faculty of Human Resource Management and then going on to join the School of Leadership and Organisational Development. I am research active and have published. As a qualitative researcher I am interested in the lived experiences of individuals, groups and organisational dynamics and the interface with organisational policy and processes. With a focus on examining implications for theory and practice, to benefit both organisations and employee health and wellbeing.

Academic appointments

Senior Lecturer, LBS- School of Leadership & Organisational Development, Liverpool John Moores University, 2021 - present
Lecturer, LBS- Faculty of Human Resource Management, Liverpool John Moores University, 2018 - 2021

Journal article

Potts J, Collins H, Barry S. 2024. ‘Difficult to Divulge’: the Impact of Organisational Silence Around the Menopause Work, Employment and Society, :1-12 DOI Publisher Url Public Url

Collins H, Jolliffe P, Barry S. 2021. Why working from home leaves the lowest paid at more risk of infection The Conversation, Publisher Url Public Url

Collins H, Barry S, Dzuga P. 2021. 'Working while feeling awful is normal': one Roma's experience of presenteeism Work, Employment and Society, DOI Author Url Publisher Url Public Url

Conference publication

Barry S, Collins H, D’harboullé C, Jolliffe P. Elucidating the ‘dark side’ and unintended consequences of frontline worker high employee engagement practices in the hospitality sector The International Journal of Human Resource Management, University Forum for Human Resource Development Conference Public Url

Barry S, Collins H, Jolliffe P. The ‘dark side’ and unintended consequences of front line worker high employee engagement practices in the hospitality industry

Membership of professional bodies:

Certified Management and Business Educator (CMBE), Chartered Association of Business Schools (CABS), https://charteredabs.org/. 2024

CMI, Chartered Institute of Management, https://www.managers.org.uk/mycmi/. 2023

Associate Coach & Mentor, European & UK Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC).

Award:

Alan Moon Prize winner: 2024 Winners of best paper at the International Conference on HRD Research and Practice across Europe, Lisbon June 2024 -Community-led research: A case study of supporting the GTRSB UK community into Education (Jolliffe P, Collins H and Barry S), University Forum for Human Resource Development, June 2024. Lisbon.. 2024

Teaching qualification:

CMI Level 7 Diploma in Leadership Coaching and Mentoring. 2024

Masters of Human Resource Management & CIPD Advanced Level Standards. 2016

Pacific Institute – Trained Facilitator & Coach – Pacific Institute London. 2009

National Professional Qualification of Headship (NPQH) - National College of School Leadership. 2005

Post Graduate Certificate in Counselling & Mentoring (CASE) - Edge Hill University. 1995

Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) - Business Education - Edge Hill University. 1994

BA (Hons) Degree in Marketing – Manchester Metropolitan University. 1993

External committees:

Social Enterprise - Community, Liverpool Community Laundrette Ltd, Non Executive Director, https://kittyslaunderette.org.uk/. 2023

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