This book addresses a significant research gap by delving into the Finance Business Partnering (FBP) model within the not-for-profit sector of the Gulf countries, with a specific emphasis on Qatar Foundation. While an extensive body of literature explores the FBP model in developed nations, there exists a notable dearth of research in the Middle East and third-world countries. The book aims to rectify this imbalance by offering practical insights derived from Qatar Foundation, showcasing the advantages of adopting the FBP model. It goes beyond theoretical frameworks, presenting in-depth data analysis that substantiates the pivotal role of FBPs in supporting effective decision-making processes.By delving into essential concepts such as change management, contingency theory, and organizational culture, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing the successful adoption and implementation of the FBP model. Notably, it introduces practical examples and real-world applications to underscore the model's efficacy, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and practitioners in the fields of management and financial accounting.
Dr Jimoh K. Ololade is an accomplished senior finance business partner with extensive experience in management and financial accounting across public, not-for-profit, and higher education sectors. Having served at prestigious institutions including University College London, London School of Economics, and Queen Mary University London, he has over a decade of strategic financial advisory expertise from his role at Qatar Foundation, Doha.Dr Xihui Haviour Chen, serves as an Associate Professor at the Keel Business School, Keele University, UK. Dr Chen's expertise lies in sustainable governance, green innovation, environmental management, and sustainability. Her leadership in research is evident through her role as the Associate Editor of the Journal of Environmental Management and Review of Accounting and Finance. Professor Victor Chang (FBCS) is a Business Analytics Professor at Aston University, UK. He earned a PhD in Computer Science from Southampton University, UK. He has won an IEEE Service Award and an INSTICC Ten-Year Award, as well as ~£3 million in funding as the PI from several countries. He's ranked among the top 125 UK Computer Scientists from 2022 onwards (research.com). As an elite data scientist scholar, he holds editorship with several journals.
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