Academic Leadership & International Teaching

My academic work spans FinTech, artificial intelligence, digital innovation, blockchain/Web3 and emerging technologies, with teaching and academic appointments across the UK, France, Italy and Thailand. I currently serve as an Associate Professor in FinTech, AI and Digital Technologies at AIT, where I also contribute to MBA programme leadership, curriculum development, postgraduate supervision and industry engagement. I am also a Visiting Senior Lecturer at the University of Strathclyde, teaching emerging digital technologies at postgraduate level.
Over the past several years, I have held visiting and adjunct teaching roles across a range of international universities and business schools. At Thammasat Business School, I have taught FinTech and contributed to research and academic activities around digital finance and emerging technologies. In France, my teaching at Montpellier Business School has covered digitalisation and blockchain, while at IPAG Business School I have taught emerging technologies and their applications to areas such as supply chains, AI, smart contracts and IoT. I have also contributed to teaching at Politecnico di Milano, exploring the use of emerging technologies such as augmented reality in retail and digital services.
My teaching has increasingly expanded into AI and Agentic AI, including AI-enabled decision making, intelligent workflows, generative AI, human–AI collaboration and the practical use of AI agents in organisations. Alongside this, I continue to teach and develop content around FinTech, blockchain, digital assets, Web3 and digital transformation, bringing together technological foundations with business, managerial and societal perspectives.
Beyond university teaching, I have designed and delivered executive education, workshops and industry-focused sessions for managers and professionals on topics including FinTech, AI, Web3, digital innovation and technology strategy. Across these activities, my approach is to connect academic research with practical experimentation and real-world applications, helping students and professionals understand not only how emerging technologies work, but how they can be applied responsibly and strategically.