Organizational learning amidst a crisis: lessons from the biopharmaceutical sector during COVID-19 Available to Purchase

Gerson Tuazon is management educator who passionately believes in a meaning-centred and mindfulness-based approach to higher education. My teaching philosophy is deeply rooted in the values of Kaupapa (Principle), Kaitiakitanga (Guardianship) and Whanaungatanga (Relationships). Prior to his roles in academia, he has worked as a former project manager and business analyst in the Canadian financial sector for more than 10 years. His research interests are also centred in understanding how organizational behaviour interacts with emergent technology in the workplace (such as the advent of Large Language Models, Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing).

John Peikang Sun is an accomplished marketing lecturer at Zhejiang Shuren University, bringing a wealth of expertise in the dynamic realm of digital interactions and the sharing economy. His academic journey has been marked by a deep curiosity about the intricacies of virtual tipping within the context of live game streaming in China. John Peikang Sun continues to inspire and educate the next generation of marketing professionals, emphasizing the importance of staying attuned to the ever-evolving dynamics of the sharing economy and online interactions.

As a researcher and advocate, Varun Bhardwaj continues to champion the cause of sustainable consumption, aiming to bridge the gap between sustainable practices, social justice and environmental responsibility for the betterment of present and future generations. He is currently a doctoral candidate in the University of Auckland Business School. His doctoral journey cemented his commitment to the confluence of business education and sustainability research, now deeply ingrained in his personal and professional identity.

Associate Professor Rachel Wolfgramm serves as Associate Dean Māori, Associate Dean Pacific, and Director of the Dame Mira Szászy Research Centre at the University of Auckland Business School. Rachel is also Executive Director of Ngā Ara Whetu, Center for Climate, Biodiversity and Society. Rachel is of Te Aupōuri, Ngai Takoto and Whakatōhea descent and her heritage includes Vava’u Tonga, and Irish. For almost 2 decades, Rachel has dedicated her research, teaching and service to new generations of leaders committed to creating thriving social ecological communities of engagement and practice. Her key areas of focus include Sustainability, Mātauranga Māori, Leadership, and Economies of Wellbeing. She has convened, led, chaired and presented research at workshops, panels, symposia, wānanga and conferences in North and South America, UK, Europe, Asia Pacific, Australia and throughout Aotearoa New Zealand