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1 CURRICULUM VITAE

NAME : Hassan, Adedoyin Rasaq. (Dr). PLACE AND DATE OF BIRTH: Lagos. 13th November, 1969. STATE OF ORIGIN: Lagos PERMANENT ADDRESS: 5, Okepoka Street, Poka, Epe. CURRENT POSTAL ADDRESS: Lagos State University, Faculty of Management Sciences, Marketing Unit, Ojo. MARITAL STATUS: Married NATIONALITY: Nigerian DEPARTMENT : Marketing. FACULTY : Management Sciences.

ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (With dates and Institutions) . B.Sc (Hons) Second Class Upper in Business Administration 1992. Ogun State University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. . M.Sc. Business Administration (Marketing), 1996. University Of Lagos, Akoka. Nigeria. . PhD, Business Administration, 2009. Lagos State University, Ojo. Nigeria. . Associate, National Institute of Marketing, Nigeria. (ANIMN). December, 2004. . Senior Member, Academy of World Business, Marketing and Management Development. July 2012. USA.

STATEMENT OF EXPERIENCE INCLUDING FORMER AND PRESENT POSITION. . Purchasing Officer, Ajoke Stores Limited, Lagos. 1992-1999 . Producer, DBN Television, 1999-2000. . Administrative Officer GL 09, Lagos State Secretariat, Ministry of Youth, Sports and Social Development. 2000-2004. . Assistant Lecturer, Lagos State University, Ojo. 2004-2008 . Lecturer II, Lagos State University, Ojo. 2008-2012 . Senior Lecturer, Lagos State University, Ojo. March 1st 2012 till date. . Assisted in teaching core courses in Marketing as: Elements of Marketing; Distribution and Logistics Management, Quantitative Analysis for Marketing Decisions, Production Management, Sales Management, Retail Management, Research Methodology, Agricultural Marketing, Industrial and Services Marketing, Business Policy, Organizational Behaviour, Analysis for Business Decisions, Advertising and Promotions Management, Industrial Relations, Introduction to Business Management, Managerial Economics, Maritime Service Marketing,. etc. . Head of Unit Marketing, Faculty of Management Sciences, Lagos State University, Ojo. 9th August, 2010 to 9th August 2012.

2 . Assistant Director, Lagos state university, Ogba and Ikorodu campuses. 15th October, 2012.

CURRENT RESEARCH A. Completed: . ‘The application of e-marketing to the Nigerian Banking System’ (2005). Team Research Work: Ogundele, O.J.K. Ph.D., Hassan, A.R and Balogun, M.T.

. Barriers to the career advancement of women to top management positions in Lagos state. PhD Thesis.

. Distinctive Characteristics of Successful Entrepreneurs: A conceptual Analysis.

B. In Progress: . ‘Gender Influence on Successful Salesmanship’ . Market Orientation Practices of MNCs in Nigeria. . Total Quality Management (TQM) in the Nigerian Business Practice. . LEAD Research in Africa.

C. Dissertation and Thesis: . ‘Motivation and Employee Productivity in a Food Manufacturing Company’. (A case study of Nestle Foods Plc). 1992. Research Project. Undergraduate.

. ‘Advertising and Sales Performance in the Brewery Concern’ (Nigerian Breweries Plc.) 1995-1996. M.Sc Thesis. Postgraduate.

. Barriers to the career advancement of women to top management positions in Lagos State. 2004-2009 Postgraduate PhD Thesis.

AWARDS, HONOURS AND DISTINCTIONS  Vanguard Award, Harvard College, U.S.A 2009. At Life forte International school, Ibadan, Nigeria.

 Best Paper Award. International Academy of African Business and Development (IAABD) Conference. 2011 Track 8: ‘Inhibitive factors facing women managers in Lagos, Nigeria’ (PhD 2009 Excerpt). Athabasca University/Grant McEwan University, Edmonton Canada. 17th-21st May.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS a. Books already Published: Nil. b. Chapters in Books Already Published:

3 1. O.J.K Ogundele., A.R. Hassan., S.A.N. Afobunor and J.S. Kehinde (2009). ‘Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship in Business Organisations’ Chapter Sixteen (16), In Ogundele, O.J.K; Adeyeye, F; Opeifa, A.Z and Awoniyi, M.A (eds.), Introduction to Business Organisation: A Book of Readings. Lagos: Molofin Nominees. Pp. 287-302.

2. A.R Hassan and O.C. Jongbo (2009) ‘Production Function in Business Organisations’ Chapter Nineteen (19), In Ogundele, O.J.K; Adeyeye, F; Opeifa, A.Z and Awoniyi, M.A (eds.), Introduction to Business Organisation: A Book of Readings. Lagos: Molofin Nominees. Pp. 323-351.

3. O.J.K Ogundele., M. A. Adebakin and Hassan, A.R (2010) ‘Nigerian Professionals as change agents in Comparative Management and Administration Research’ Chapter Fifteen (15), Comparative Management and Administration. 2nd ed. Lagos: Concept Publications. pp 405-423.

c. Articles that have already appeared in Referred Conference Proceedings

4. O.J.K. Ogundele., A. R.Hassan., O.T. Olajide and S.O.Ashamu (2008) ‘Ethical Perspectives and Entrepreneurship in Nigeria’. 1st Chike Okoli International Conference on Entrepreneurship, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria. 19th-21st February. 50-60.

5. O.J.K. Ogundele, A. R.Hassan., O.T. Olajide and S.O.Ashamu (2008). ‘An Assessment of the Performance of a Group of Entrepreneurs in the South Western Part of Nigeria’. 1st Chike Okoli International Conference on Entrepreneurship, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria. 19th-21st February. 88-102.

6. Hassan, A.R and Ogundele, O.J.K (2010) ‘Developing African Entrepreneurs for Global Dominance from late 21st and through out 22nd centuries’. Track 7: 11th International Academy of African Business and Development (IAABD) Peer- Reviewed conference Proceedings Moving Africa Toward Sustainable Growth and Technological Development at the University of Lagos, Akoka. May 18-23. 331-341.

7. Hassan, A.R., Ogundele, O.J.K and Fagbemi, A.O (2011) ‘Inhibitive Factors facing Women Managers in Lagos, Nigeria’. Track 8: 12th International Academy of African Business and Development (IAABD) Peer-Reviewed conference Proceedings. ‘Challenges in the Era of Globalization’ at the Robbins Health Learning Center/Grant McEwan and Athabasca Universities, 10800 – 104 Avenue, Edmonton, Canada. May 17-20. 323-332.

8. Hassan, A.R (2012) ‘A Study of Market Orientation Practices of Multinational Companies in Nigeria’. 5th Biennial Conference Proceedings. ‘Managing, Marketing and Financing Organizations in an Era of Economic Uncertainty’ Academy of World Business, Marketing and Management Development, Vol 5.

4 No.1. Budapest Business School, Budapest, Hungary. 16-19 July. ISBN 978-0- 9752272-4-4. www.academyofworldbusiness.com. d. Patents Nil e. Articles that have already appeared in learned Journals 9. Hassan, A.R (2006). Distinctive Characteristics of Successful Entrepreneurs: A conceptual Analysis. Bayero Business Review. Bayero University, Kano: Vol.1, No.3. pp.1-14

10. Hassan, A.R (2007). The Effects of advertising on Sales in the Brewery Industry in Nigeria. MRL Journal. Lagos: Vol.1, Issue 1. Jun-Aug. pp.75-93.

11. O.J.K.Ogundele, A.R. Hassan and E.E. Okafor (2007) Entrepreneurship Development: A people change Approach to Self Actualisation and Sustainability. Journal of Research In National Development. Federal University of Technology, Owerri: Vol. 5. No. 2, Dec. pp. 74-86. www.transcampus.org.

12. Ogundele, O.J.K. PhD, Hassan, A.R and Balogun, M.T (2008) Applications of e-marketing in Nigerian Banking. Nigerian Academy Of Management Journal. Abuja: Vol. 2. No. 2. Pp. 138-150.

13. Hassan, A. R. (2007) Barriers to the participation of women in Management. Ijagun Journal of Social and Management Sciences. Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu- ode: Vol.2, No.1.

14. Hassan, A.R (2008) Customer satisfaction and retention strategy in Marketing. MRL Journal. Lagos: Vol.1, Issue 2. Jan-Mar 2008. pp.65-75

15. E.E.Okafor, A.R.Hassan and A.Doyin-Hassan (2008). Environmental Issues and Corporate Social Responsibility: The Nigeria Experience. Journal of Human Ecology. India: Vol. 23. No.2. 101-107. Kamla-Raj. www.krepublishers.com.

16. Ogundele, O.J.K, Olajide, O.T, Hassan, A.R and Ashamu, S.O (2008) Ethical Perspectives and Entrepreneurship in Nigeria. Nigerian Academy of Management. Kano: Vol.2, No.2. pp 63-71.

17. E.E.Okafor, O.J.K Ogundele and A.R. Hassan (2009) Strategies for Restoration of Moral Health in Nigerian Organisations: A Path to National Development. Journal of Social Sciences. India: Vol. 18, No.2. 103-111. Kamla-Raj. www.krepublishers.com.

18. Ogundele, O.J.K., A.R. Hassan., N.S. Alaka and B.R. Yussuf (2009)

5 Curbing Bribery, Corruption and Other Acts of Indiscipline in selected states in Nigeria: A multi-dimensional Approach. International Journal of Multi- disciplinary Research. Ago-Iwoye: Vol II. No.1. 71-81.

19. Ejionueme, N., Hassan, A.R and Doyin-Hassan, B.A (2009) The Combined influence of Motivation and Personality on Job Performance. Journal of Management Studies. Enugu: Vol. 1, No.1. 102-115.

20. O.J.K Ogundele and A.R Hassan (2010) Ingredients for Global Dominance in African Entrepreneurship. Journal of African and Oriental Studies (JOAS). Vol.19. Athens-Greece. 123-145. [email protected].

21. O.J.K Ogundele., A.R Hassan and Ibraheem, A (2011) Projecting the Possible Impacts of the National Empowerment and Development Strategy (NEEDS) on Human Development in Nigeria. International Journal of Economics and Finance. Vol. 3 No.4. September. Canadian Centre for Science and Education, Canada. P. 162-169. http://www.ccsenet.org/Journal/index.php/ijef.

22. Doyin Hassan and Afegbua Salami Issa (2011) Federalism and Ethnic Violence in Nigeria: Past and Present Issues. Journal of Research in National Development. Federal University of Technology, Owerri: Vol.9, No.18 June. 305-312. www.transcampus.org/journal and www.ajol.info/journals/jorind.

23. Emeka E. Okafor., Ayodele O. Fagbemi and Hassan, Adedoyin R. (2011) Barriers to Women Leadership and Managerial Aspirations in Lagos, Nigeria: An empirical analysis. African Journal of Business Management Vol. 5(16), pp. 6717-6726, 18 August. South Africa.

24. Ogundele, O.J.K., Olajide, O.T., Hassan, A.R., Adeoye, A.O, Afegbua, S.I and Gafar, O.I (2011) ‘Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs): An appropriate Medication for Nigeria for Nigeria’s economic predicament in the global competitive economy’ Twintech Business School Review. Malaysia. Vol.1.Issue 4. September, 34-47.

25. Samson Olanrewaju Ibidunni and Rasaq Adedoyin Hassan (2011) ‘Marketing Strategies of Indigeneous Company in the Nigerian Environment’. Crawford Journal of Business and Social Sciences. Vol.1, No.2. September. 14-31.

26. Chima Mordi., Hassan Adedoyin and Hakeem Ajonbadi (2011) Impediments of Women Career Advancement: The Nigerian Experience. Economic Sciences Series Petroleum-Gas University of Ploiesti Bulletin. Vol. LXIII No.2/2011. 11- 22.

27. Ogundele, O.J.K and Hassan, A.R (2011) ‘Challenges of Ethics in Nigeria within the context of global ethical practice’ Interdisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research in Business. United Kingdom. Vol. 3, No.7. 510-528. ijcrb.webs.com.

28. Ashamu, S.O., Akinlabi, B.H., Durowoju, S.T and Hassan, A.R (2011) ‘The relevance of Accounting Information System in Merger and Acquisition

6 decision in Nigeria. Interdisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research in Business. United Kingdom. Vol. 3, No.7. 485-497. ijcrb.webs.com.

29. Hassan, Adedoyin Rasaq and Ogunbodede, Bolawole (2011) Architechural Design and Congregational Patronage in Nigerian Churches Journal of Research in National Development. 9(2b) Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria. 270-282. www.transcampus.org/journal and www.ajol.info/jounals/jorind.

30. Ogundele, O.J.K., Hassan, A.R and Ibidunni, O.S (2011) ‘An assessment of the performance of a group of Entrepreneurs in South-Western Part of Nigeria. Lapai Journal of Management Science. Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai, Niger state. Vol. 2 No. 2 144-158. December.

31. Ogundele, O.J.K., Hassan, A.R and Doyin-Hassan, Basirat (2012) Leadership Styles of Male and Females in Nigerian Organisations. Business and Management Review. Vol 2(5). Pakistan. 1-9. July.

32. Hassan, Adedoyin Rasaq (2012) Market Orientation Practices of Multinationals in Lagos, Nigeria. International Journal of Marketing Studies. 4 (5). Canadian Centre for Science and Education, Toronto. October.

f. Books, Chapters in Books and articles already accepted for publication (In-Press)

33. Hassan, A.R., Ogundele, O.J.K, Idris, A. A and Aliu, A. (2011) ‘Succession Problems in African Entrepreneurship and E-Business Development’. China- USA Business Review. David Publishing Company. http://www.davidpublishing.com.

34. Ashamu, S.O., Anifowoshe, A., Hassan, D and B.H Akinlabi (2011) ‘Strategic Human Resource Management and Application in Selected Commercial Banks in Lagos State, Nigeria’. Pan-African Journal series. Accra, Ghana. Ref No. AUGUST/2011/107.

35. Ogundele, O.J.K and A.R Hassan (2012) ‘Challenges of Ethics’ In Lituchy, T., Punnett, B.J and Puplampu, B.B (eds.) Management in Africa: Macro and Micro Perspectives. Chapter 6. United Kingdom: Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group. www.routledge.com.

g. Technical Reports and Monographs. Nil

36. Ejionueme, N.G and Doyin Hassan (2005) ‘Customer Satisfaction and Retention Strategy in Marketing Agricultural Produce’. Workshop Organised by ESUT Business School, Enugu for Top managers of Notable Companies in Lagos. October 27-28.

37. Hassan, A.R (2006) ‘Customer Satisfaction and Retention Strategies in Marketing’ presented at the Conference/Workshop Organised by FAMAD

7 (Former BATA), for Top Marketing Executives and Salesmen of FAMAD, at the FAMAD office Premises, Ojota, Lagos, Nigeria. June 25.

38. Ashamu, S.O., Anifowoshe, A., Hassan, D and B.H Akinlabi (2011) ‘Strategic Human Resource Management and Application in Selected Commercial Banks in Lagos State, Nigeria’. Book of Abstracts, 2011. 4th National Conference of the department of Finance, Faculty of Business Administration, University of Lagos: Global Economic and Financial Recovery at the Afe Babalola Hall, University of Lagos. July 12-13.

39. Hassan, Adedoyin Rasaq (2012) ‘A Study of Market Orientation Practices of Multinational Companies in Nigeria’.Conference Abstracts of the 5th Biennial Conference of the Academy of World Business, Marketing and Management Development (AWBMAMD). Budapest Business School, Budapest, Hungary. 16-19 July. P.53.

MAJOR CONFERENCES ATTENDED WITH PAPERS READ (In the last 5 years)

40. 1st Academy of Management National Conference, Rockview Hotel, Abuja, Nigeria. 22nd-23rd November, 2005. ‘Application of e-marketing to the Nigerian Banking System’.

41. Inaugural Conference of the College of Social and Management Sciences, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu-ode, Ogun State, Nigeria. 25th-28th April, 2006. ‘Barriers to Women Participation In Management’.

42. National Conference of the Faculty of Management Sciences, University Of Port-Harcourt, Port-Harcourt International Airport Hotel, Omagwa, Rivers State.22nd-24th November, 2006 ‘Entrepreneurship Development: A people Change Approach to Self Actualization and Sustainability.’

43. 14th Annual National Conference of the Environment and Behaviour Association of Nigeria.(EBAN).MBA Auditorium, Lagos State University, Ojo. Lagos State. 22nd-24th November, 2006. ‘Environmental Issues and Corporate Social Responsibility: The Nigeria Experience’.

44. 2nd National Conference of the Nigerian Academy of Management, Bayero University, Kano.30th-31st October, 2007. ‘Ethical Perspectives and Entrepreneurship in Nigeria’

45. 1st Chike Okoli International Conference, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria. 19th-21st Feb. 2008. ‘An Assessment of the Performance of a Group of Entrepreneurs in the South Western Part of Nigeria’.

46. 3rd Academy of Management National Conference. University of Benin, Benin City. 21st-22nd October, 2008. ‘Enhancing the Intermediate Determinants of Entrepreneurship for Economic Growth and Development in Nigeria’.

8 47. 4th Academy of Management National Conference. 2009. University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. ‘Challenges of Ethics in Nigeria within the context of global ethical practice’.

48. 11th International Academy of African Business and Development (IAABD) Conference. University of Lagos, Akoka, Nigeria. 18th-22nd May 2010. ‘Developing African Entrepreneurs for Global Dominance from late 21st and throughout the 22nd centuries’.

49. 12th International Academy of African Business and Development (IAABD) Conference (2011). Robbins Health Learning Centre/Grant McEwan and Athabasca Universities, 10800 – 104 Avenue, Edmonton, Canada. May 17-20. Inhibitive factors facing Women Managers in Lagos, Nigeria.

50. 2nd International Conference on Culture, Science and Sustainable Development (2011). Salle Audio Viselle Universite Nationale Du Benin, Abomey-Calavi, Cotonou, Republic of Benin. August 24-25. ‘Strategic Human Resource Management and Application in selected commercial banks in Lagos state’.

51. 5th Biennial Conference on ‘Managing, Marketing and Financing Organizations in an Era of Economic Uncertainty’ Academy of World Business, Marketing and Management Development hosted by the Budapest Business School at Danubius Hotels and Spa, Budapest, Hungary. 16-19 July. A Study of Market Orientation Practices of Multinational Companies in Nigeria.

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REFEREES

1. Professor. S. Banjoko Professor of Business Administration University of Lagos, Faculty of Business Administration, Department of Business Administration, Akoka, Lagos Mobile No: 08023047291 E-mail: [email protected]

2. Dr. Mrs. A. O. Fagbemi Associate Professor of Business Administration. Lagos State University, Faculty of Management Sciences, Department of Industrial Relations and Public Administration, Ojo, Lagos. Mobile Nos: 08023057758, 08060963172 E-mail:[email protected]

3. Prof. Iheanyi Achumba. Professor of Marketing Redeemers’University (RUN) College of Management Sciences. Lagos/Ibadan expressway, Ogun State. Mobile Nos: 08036999608 E-mail: [email protected]