Rate My Professor Kathryn Pavlovich

Her research focuses on strategic management, entrepreneurship, sustainability, leader development, spirituality in management, entrepreneurial resilience, empathy and connectedness in organizations, social entrepreneurship, and sustainable practices in small and medium-sized enterprises. Key publications include 'Entrepreneurial resilience and venture failure: A narrative approach' (Corner, Pavlovich, and Wu, 2017, International Small Business Journal), 'Failed, not finished: A narrative approach to understanding venture failure stigmatization' (Singh, Corner, and Pavlovich, 2015, Journal of Business Venturing), 'Sustainability-Related Identities and the Institutional Environment: The Case of New Zealand Owner-Managers of Small- and Medium-Sized Hospitality Businesses' (Kiefhaber, Behrens, and Pavlovich, 2020), 'Yoga and Subjective Well-Being at Work' (Pavlovich, 2019), and 'Organising Food Systems Through Ecologies of Care' (Pavlovich, 2024, Journal of Business Ethics). With 55 publications and over 3,400 citations on ResearchGate, her work significantly impacts the fields of conscious enterprise, shared value creation, and network relationships in tourism and hospitality. Pavlovich contributes editorially, having served as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Management, Spirituality & Religion, and participates in academic committees and showcase symposia.