Andrew Greenman

(ANDREW GREENMAN & SCOTT SMITH)
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Andrew Greenman (andrew@cross-fade.net) is a doctoral student at Nottingham University Business School.His thesis uses an ethnographic approach to understand the organization of creativity and commerce in the cultural economy.His research themes include organizational theory, identity-work and relational architectures of knowledge.His research is sponsored by the Economic Social Research Council.He also conducts commercial consultancy as Cross-fade.net.

Dr. An Jacobs ( an.jacobs@vub.ac.be ) is a senior researcher at IBBT-SMIT and holds a PhD in Sociology.She has been managing this research on DVB-H user aspects.Besides her research position, she is guest lecturer in sociology of technology at the Hogeschool Antwerpen in the Department of Design Sciences.

Cross-fade was founded by Andrew Greenman in June 2005.

Andrew Greenman Andrew graduated from the MSc Research Methods (Management and Business) in 2004.He is now a doctoral researcher at Nottingham Business School having secured a PhD studentship from the ESRC.

Founded by Andrew Greenman in 2005, Cross-fade provides a synthesis of academic, commercial and cultural innovation.

Andrew Greenman

consultant, researcher, Nottingham University Business School
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Andrew Greenman is a doctoral researcher at the Nottingham University Business School.His thesis is located in Organizational Studies and explores cultural entrepreneurship in the creative industries.His areas of interest include; the creative class, theories of organising, entrepreneurial narrative and identity work.He has written about scenario planning and 'ethnographic futures research' as a consulting fashion, which he presented at the European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management . Andrew's doctoral research is sponsored by a competition studentship awarded by the Economic Social Research Council.

He also works as a consultant and in 2006 presented a paper at Ethnographic Praxis in Industry , Oregon.He has also conducts research for the Princes' Trust and mentoring work with creative industries' SMEs for the Arts Council of England.

He is also a music composer, with releases on independent electronic labels in New Zealand, UK and USA.

Andrew Greenman, Nottingham University Business School, Nottingham (UK)