Dr. Ayoosha Saleem is a Lecturer in Management at the Adelaide Business School, University of Adelaide. Ayoosha received her PhD in Business/Management in 2021 from Adelaide Business School. She also has an MBA with a specialisation in Human Resource Management and a Bachelor (Hons.) in Public Administration from Pakistan. Ayoosha’s research is aimed at understanding the psychological foundations of family businesses. Her research covers areas such as the expression and display of emotions in family businesses, the unique coping resources that exist in family firms, and the understanding of non-financial goals in relation to psychological wellbeing of family members working in their family’s firm. Ayoosha is a part of the Family Business Education and Research Group (FBERG) at Adelaide Business School. Her research has been published in Journal of Small Business Management and Journal of Family Business Strategy. Through her research’s non-academic translation, she has also been able to contribute to impactful practitioner outlets such as familybusiness.org. Ayoosha has been teaching at Adelaide Business School since 2019, and has taught a wide range of postgraduate and undergraduate courses in the areas of organisational behavior, management, human resource management and research methods. Prior to joining academia, Ayoosha worked as a Young Development Fellow in Human Resources in the government of Pakistan from 2015 to 2016. Outside of work, Ayoosha likes listening to podcasts on physics, psychology and health, and enjoys music and singing. Ayoosha is currently accepting potential PhD/MPhil students with a well-developed research proposal in the following areas: emotions/emotion management; psychological wellbeing; socio-emotional wealth in family businesses; family dynamics, coping and psychological capital in family firms.