Bayes taps into business expertise with new HVAs

Academics, entrepreneurs and industry leaders are amongst the new  crop of people set to share their expertise with students.

Bayes Business School has appointed or reappointed 13 people as honorary visiting  appointments  for the next three years.

Honorary visiting appointments (HVAs) are conferred on people of achievement from across the business world and related sectors. Their knowledge, expertise and experience enrich the education of Bayes students and to the School’s research activities and wider community.

Our newly-appointed HVAs, who will initially serve a three year term, are:

  • Niren Chaudhary – CEO at Panera Brands
  • Dr Angelos Gkanoutas-Leventis – BP’s Chief of Staff (Wind Renewables)
  • Professor Jia Haiying – Professor at the Department of Business and Management Science, Norwegian School of Economics
  • Dr Titos Matsakos – Director at S&P Global  
  • Pratik Yadav – Partner at Boston Consulting Group.

Our current HVAs who have had their terms extended are:

  • Mr Markus Gesmann – founder of Insurance Capital Markets Research
  • The Hon Apurv Bagri – President of the Metdist Group
  • Dame Julia Cleverdon – who chairs the National Statisticians Advisory Committee
  • Peter Cullum – MV Partners
  • Denise Fellows – Past Master of the Worshipful Company of Management Consultants
  • David Rowe – Director of ASCB Trading Company
  • Gianandrea Giochetta – advisory board member at DBridge
  • David Stringer-Lamarre – Managing Director of Fortis Consulting London.

Dr Ioannis C. Moutzouris, who chairs the Honorary Visiting Appointments  Committee, said the links underline the School’s ambition to build lasting partnerships around the City of London, surrounding boroughs and globally – and across a range of industries and sectors.

He said: “Bayes Business School has its roots deep in the City of London and we have dynamic partnerships with a range of City institutions, public sector bodies and other organisations around the UK and the globe. Our network of more than 100 Honorary Visiting Appointees embody that spirit of partnership between academics, students and the business world. The HVAs bring unparalleled expertise from across the global business spectrum and support students through guest lectures, research projects, mentoring and job opportunities.