Green servant leadership and green voice behavior in Qatari higher education: does climate for green initiative matter?

Dr Mohammed Aboramadan is an Assistant Professor at the school of Economics, Administration and Public Policy of Doha institute for graduate studies. Dr Mohammed has received his PhD in management from University of Pavia, Italy. His research is focused on management and leadership practices in service-based sectors in the Middle East. His research has appeared in international peer reviewed journals such as Personnel Review, Employee Relations, Evidence-based HRM, Leadership in Health Services, International Journal of Educational Management, Voluntas, Nonprofit Management and Leadership and AOM proceedings.

Dr Julia Barbar is an Assistant Professor of Public Administration at the School of Economics, Administration and Public Policy at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies in Qatar. She holds a PhD in Management with an emphasis on Corporate Governance from the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland where she also worked at the Global Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Her main area of research covers the topics of comparative corporate governance and the institution-based view of business strategy, and particularly focuses on government ownership, female empowerment, gender diversity, corporate social responsibility, shareholder activism, leadership styles (namely, green, sustainable, ethical and transformational leadership) and the role of the public sector and institutional development in the MENA region.

Dr Wasim Alhabil is an Associate Professor at the Community College of Qatar. He holds a PhD in Public Administration from Cleveland State University, Ohio State, USA. Main research interests include leadership, organizational behavior, ethics and HRM.

Dr Hussam Alhalbusi is currently working as a visiting Assistant Professor at the Management Department, Ahmed Bin Mohammed Military College (ABMMC), Doha, Qatar. He obtained his PhD from the University of Malaya, in 2020. His research interests lie in the areas of strategic management, leadership, innovation and sustainability.