Brief Biography of: Roger Monk, author of “The Bank Inspector” Roger Monk was born in Adelaide and grew up on the Yorke Peninsula and Lower North of South Australia. He spent over twenty-five years in banking, latterly as bank secretary, and five years in management development in the Australian automotive manufacturing industry before joining the University of South Australia. For many years, he has specialised in managerial and organisational behaviour and the psychological implications of business practices, and as a supervisor of Honours, Masters and Ph.D. students. He also works with tertiary students with Aspergers syndrome problems and on the preparation of textual case studies. Roger holds a BA, a Master’s degree in Organisational Behaviour, an MBA, a Ph.D. in Human and Organisational Psychology and is a Fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia. He has done substantial overseas research, lectured extensively in Hong Kong, and Singapore and has worked at the University of California, Berkeley, and at Cornell University. Roger lives in the foothills above Adelaide with his wife, Valerie, a registered nurse, and enjoys writing, reading historical biographies and murder mysteries, gardening and fishing. He has grown and made his own dry Eden Valley Riesling at their property in the Barossa hills. Roger’s novel “The Bank Inspector” is a crime/thriller story that will appeal to lovers of the genre and certainly all bankers all over the world.
Posted on: Fri, 09 May 2014 23:20:49 +0000
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