LNVH Board

Yvonne Benschop is Professor of Organizational Behavior at the Institute for Management Research at Radboud University, the Netherlands. She has a background in political science and in business adminstration. She is the director of the interdisciplinary research group Gender and Power in Politics and Management. Inspired by feminist organization theories and critical management studies, she studies formal and informal organization processes that produce organizational inequalities, and interventions to change these processes and inequalities.

She currently works on sustaining organizational change to intersectional equality in research and innovation organizations within the Horizon Europe funded Centre of Excellence on Inclusive Gender Equality, INSPIRE. She has received multiple grants from Horizon Europe, Horizon 2020, FP7, ESF-EQUAL, NWO-STW, several Ministries in the Netherlands and Flanders, and private organizations for her work on the responsibility of organizations for gender equality, diversity and inclusion. She was Co-Editor in Chief of Organization between 2015- 2020, sits on the Distinguished Advisory Board of Gender, Work and Organization, and serves on the editorial boards of several other journals, including Organization Theory, British Journal of Management and Human Relations.

Neelke Doorn is professor of Ethics of Water Engineering at Delft University of Technology. With backgrounds in Civil Engineering, Philosophy, and Law, and ten years of experience as a research engineer at the water research institute Deltares, her current work focuses on moral questions in water engineering, policy, and climate change. She combines philosophical approaches with empirical investigations and modelling techniques.

Neelke has received multiple European and national grants, including two grants from the NWO talent programme for projects on ‘The ethics of flood risk management’ (Veni) and on ‘Responsibility arrangements in resilience policy for climate adaptation’ (Vidi). She is a research fellow in the 10-year Gravitation project ‘Ethics of socially disruptive technologies’. Between 2014 and 2020, she served as co-Editor-in-Chief of Techné: Research in Philosophy and Technology, the journal of the Society for Philosophy and Technology. She is regularly invited to advisory committees for her expertise at the intersection of technology and ethics.