Theme: Quantity Surveying, Cost and Financial Management
Leaders: Dr Martin Tuuli, Loughborough University, UK and Dr Ajibade Aibinu, University of Melbourne, Australia
Theme: Construction Design and Technology
Leaders: Dr Kemi Adeyeye, University of Brighton, UK and Dr Moshood Olawale Fadeyi, British University in Dubai, UAE
Theme: Law and Dispute Resolution
Leader: Dr Jan Hillig, University of Reading, UK
Theme: Procurement
Leaders: Dr Roine Leiringer, University of Reading, UK and Dr Aaron Anvuur, University College of London, UK
Theme: Real Estate and Land Management
Leader: Cathy Hughes, University of Reading, UK
Theme: Modelling and analytical techniques
Leader: Professor Denis Cioffi, George Washington University, USA
Theme: Sustainability, Environment and Climate Change
Leader: Dr David Shipworth, University College of London, UK
Theme: Human Resources and SkillsLeader: Sena Agbodjah, KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana
Theme: Project Management and Project Performance
Leader: Dr Shams Toor, University of New South Wales, Australia
Theme: Organisation Strategy and Business Performance
Leaders: Dr Aaron Anvuur, University College of London, UK and Professor Nathaniel Aniekwu, University of Benin, Nigeria
Theme: Economics and IndustryLeaders: Professor Nathaniel Aniekwu, University of Benin, Nigeria and Dr Paul Alagidede, University of Stirling, UK
Theme: Building Services and Maintenance
Leader: Dr Emmanuel Essah, University of Reading, UK
About Me
- Samuel Laryea
- Johannesburg, Guateng, South Africa
- I am a Senior Lecturer in the School of Construction Economics and Management at University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa. In the past, I have been a Lecturer in the School of Construction Management and Engineering at the University of Reading, UK (2010-12); and also a Post-Doctoral Academic Fellow (2009) and Graduate Teaching Assistant (2008). I completed my PhD at University of Reading in Dec 2008 on the relationship between risk and price in tendering. Prior to transferring to Reading in Jan 2008, I was an MPhil/PhD student at KNUST, Ghana (2004-07). I gained my undergraduate degree in Building Technology from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Ghana in 1998-2002. During school days, my peers elected me to serve in several leadership positions including SRC President at KNUST. From 1994-96, I attended Suhum Sec. Tech. School after basic education at schools in Ghana and Nigeria. I did my National Service with the Fanteakwa District Assembly in 2002-03. After that, I worked at the Development Office of KNUST until I started my PhD in 2004. I am a co-organiser for the WABER Conference and an author of 30+ research publications.
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