The Monieson Centre

The Monieson Centre brings leading academic research to business, government, and community audiences to create value through knowledge.  The Centre focuses on research themes related to the knowledge economy - how to harness the expertise of individuals, organizations and communities to create knowledge capital.  Acclaimed researchers study issues such as governance, corporate culture, innovation, change management, human resource management and economics.  Issues are studied theoretically and practically. The result is innovation, insight and understanding to grow business, inform policy, and revitalize industries and communities.  We call it “research at the speed of business.”

The Monieson Centre was established in November 1998 at Queen's University within Queen's School of Business with generous funding from Melvin R. Goodes (former Chairman and CEO of Warner-Lambert). The Centre is named for Dr. David Danny Monieson, an emeritus faculty member renowned for inspirational teaching and leadership at Queen's School of Business.

Publications

Research findings associated with The Monieson Centre are shared with academic, business, government and community audiences through a variety of means, including scholarly journals, conference papers, books, white papers and client research reports.