Dr Johan Coetsee
Liverpool Business School
Faculty: Faculty of Business and Law
School: Liverpool Business School
Email address: W.J.Coetsee@ljmu.ac.uk
Telephone: 0151 231 8157
Dr Johan Coetsee is an accomplished academic with 25 years of international experience in industry, academia, and consulting. He consults with a wide range of global organisations on leadership and change. He has extensive experience in executive education as well as undergraduate and post-graduate education. This professional expertise has been used in particular by designing and delivering executive and master-level programmes to various UK organisations.
Degrees
2003, University of Pretoria, South Africa, Masters of Business Administration (MBA)
1998, Rand Afrikaans University (South Africa), South Africa, Doctor Philosophiae (D Phil in Human Resource Development)
1992, North-West University, South Africa, Master of Commerce (M. Com)
1986, North-West University, South Africa, Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
1984, North-West University, South Africa, Bachelor of Commerce
Journal article
John A, Coetsee W, Flood PC. 2022. Understanding the mechanisms of sustainable capitalism: the 4 S model Business Ethics, the Environment & Responsibility, DOI Publisher Url Public Url
Bosak J, Coetsee WJ, Cullinane S-J. 2013. Safety climate dimensions as predictors for risk behavior ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION, 55 :256-264 DOI Author Url
Coetsee WJ, Eiselen R, Basson J. Validation of the learning transfer system inventory in the South African context (Part 1) SA Journal of Industrial Psychology, 32 DOI
Coetsee WJ, Eiselen R. Measuring learning transfer in a financial institution (Part 2) SA Journal of Industrial Psychology, 32 DOI
Whitford CM, Coetsee WJ. A Model Of The Underlying Philosophy And Criteria For Effective Implementation Of Performance Management SA Journal of Human Resource Management, 4 DOI
Coetsee WJ, Pirie M, Coetsee WJ. The Effectiveness of High Levels Of Knowledge Regarding Hiv/Aids In Reducing Discriminatory Attitudes And Behaviour Toward HIV Infected People SA Journal of Human Resource Management / SA Tydskrif van Menslikehulpbronbestuur,
Van Zul B, Roodt G, Coetsee J. Building Blocks Of Innovation Within A State-Owned Enterprise (Part One) SA Journal of Human Resource Management, 3 DOI
Van Zyl B, Roodt G, Coetzee J. Building Blocks Of Innovation Within A State-Owned Enterprise (Part Two) SA Journal of Human Resource Management, 3 DOI
Chapters
Coetsee WJ, Hamilton Skurak H, Flood PC. 2022. Implementing Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives – A Change Approach Flynn G. Leadership and Business Ethics Volume 60 Springer Nature 9789402421118
Coetsee WJ, Flood P. 2017. Leadership models: Future research agenda for HRM A Research Agenda for Human Resource Management Edward Elgar Publishing 9781785362965
Coetsee WJ, Flood P, Kilroy S. 2016. Innovation, leadership and staff engagement: insights from CEOs Shipton H, Budhwar P, Sparrow P, Brown A. Human resource management, innovation and performance. 1 :232-248 Springer/ Palgrave Mcmillan. United Kingdom 9781137465191 DOI Author Url Publisher Url
Coetsee WJ. 2014. Authentic Leadership Wiley Encyclopedia of Management Wiley. United Kingdom 9781119972518 DOI Publisher Url
Coetsee WJ. 2014. Change management Coetsee WJ. Wiley Encyclopedia of Management Organizational Behaviour volume Wiley. United Kingdom 9781119972518 DOI Author Url Publisher Url
Coetsee WJ. 2003. Learning as a mechanism for global competitiveness Slabbert JA, Prinsloo JJ, Swanepoel BJ, Backer W. Managing Employment Relations in South Africa LexisNexis South Africa. Durban 9780409041613 Publisher Url
Book
Flood PC, Coetsee J. 2013. Change Lessons from the CEO Real People, Real Change John Wiley & Sons 9781119943143
Conference publication
Callahan J, Stabler A, Coetsee WJ. And proceeding until apprehended: a study of the processes of disruption and transformation in a women's leader development programme The University Forum for HRD Annual Conference 2018
Bosak J, Coetsee WJ. Safety Climate Dimensions as Predictors for Risk-Taking Behavior: Three-Way Interaction between Perceived Management Commitment to Safety, Priority of Safety and Pressure for Production. , 25-27 May 2011, European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology
Bosak J, Coetsee WJ, Cullinane S. Safety Climate Dimensions as Predictors for Risk-Taking Behaviour August 3-7, Academy of Management Meeting
Bosak J, Coetsee WJ. Safety Climate Dimensions as Predictors for Risk-Taking Behaviour 15th conference of the European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP) Publisher Url
John A, Coetsee WJ, Coetsee W, Flood PC. Exploring Mechanisms of sustainable capitalist strategies: the cases of Unilever and Patagonia. British Academy of Management, August 31st - 2nd September, University of Manchester,