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YBHG. PROFESOR DR. HO JO ANN
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Jo Ann Ho, a Professor at Universiti Putra Malaysia's School of Business and Economics, specializes in business ethics and CSR. Her work has been featured in Journal of Business Ethics, Business Ethics, the Environment & Responsibility, Journal of Cleaner Production, the International Journal of Human Resource Management and Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources. She has received grants from prestigious organizations, including Sumitomo Foundation Grant Scheme, Malaysia Ministry of Higher Education and the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. Jo Ann also played a key role in developing SIRIM Malaysia's "General Principles for Sustainable Development," showcasing her dedication to sustainability.

For research collaborations, please email her at: ann_hj@upm.edu.my

To follow Jo Ann's latest publications, please go to: https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=7402649756
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Sekolah Perniagaan Dan Ekonomi

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2021:
Mirror, mirror on the wall, are we ready for Gen-Z in marketplace? A study of smart retailing technology in Malaysia
2021:
Inhibiting unethical pro-organizational behavior: harnessing the effects of responsible leadership and leader–member exchange
2021:
Unravelling determinants of webrooming behaviour- a qualitative inquiry
2021:
Impact of abusive supervision on counterproductive work behaviors of nurses
2021:
Evaluation of Self-Efficacy-Based Intervention: Improving School Food Handlers’ Selected Food Safety Behavior
2021:
Influence of green innovation strategy on brand value: The role of marketing capability and R&D intensity
2021:
Antecedents and Consequences of Employee Well-Being: Empirical Study on Saudi Aramco
2021:
Fostering Creativity and Work Engagement Through Perceived Organizational Support: The Interactive Role of Stressors
2021:
The Corporate Conundrum: How to Blend People and Process to Improve Firm Performance
2021:
Assessing the impact of servant leadership on employee engagement through the mediating role of self-efficacy in the Pakistani banking sector
2021:
Does CSR Image Matter to Hypermarket’s Consumers in Malaysia? Perspective from Persuasion Knowledge Model
2021:
Consumer Attitudes towards purchase intention for local brand automobiles manufactured in Malaysia
2021:
Synthesis of magnetic basic palm kernel shell catalyst for biodiesel production and characterisation and optimisation by Taguchi method
2021:
The chicken and egg story of a call centre in Malaysia
2021:
Employee Well-Being and Knowledge Sharing Behavior Among Employees of Saudi Aramco
2020:
Impact of positive and negative corporate social responsibility on automotive firms' financial performance: A market‐based asset perspective
2020:
UNDERSTANDING THE ATTITUDES AND FACTORS INFLUENCING ORGAN DONATION DECISIONS AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN PAKISTAN: A QUALITATIVE STUDY
2020:
Trade off in facility location and facility efficiency in supply chain network: A Data Envelopment Analysis approach
2020:
Searching online and buying offline_ Understanding the role of channel-, consumer-, and product-related factors in determining webrooming intention _ Elsevier Enhanced Reader
2020:
The Mediating Role of Opportunity Recognition Between Education, Experience and Venture Creation by Women Entrepreneurs in India
2020:
Does corporate social responsibility lead to improved firm performance? The hidden role of financial slack
2020:
Social Desirability and Mentorship Influencing New Venture Creation by Women Entrepreneurs in India
2020:
CULTURAL SIMILARITY EFFECT ON THE RELATIONSHIP QUALITY BETWEEN EXPORTERS AND INTERMEDIARIES AND EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF SMEs
2020:
Insight into food handlers' perceived barriers and motivators to perform food temperature control
2020:
The adoption of technological innovations in a B2B context and its impact on firm performance: An ethical leadership perspective