Monica Nadegger, PhD

Senior Researcher +43 512 2070 - 3341 monica.nadegger@mci.edu
Monica Nadegger, PhD


Professional work experience
  • 04/2024 - present
    Postdoctoral Researcher - LMU University of Munich
    LMU Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center
  • 01/2023 - 02/2023
    Research Visit - Université du Québec à Montréal
    Département de communication sociale et publique
  • 09/2022 - 12/2022
    Research Visit - Université de Montréal
    Department of Communication
  • 02/2022 - 06/2022
    Research Visit - University of Lapland
    Project Group "ILA - Intra-living in the Anthropocene": Envisioning Proximity Tourism with New Materialism
  • 07/2021 - 03/2024
    University Assistant & PhD Researcher - University of Innsbruck
    Research, Teaching & Administration in the Department of Organisation & Learning
  • 12/2017 - present
    Research & Teaching Assistant - Management Center Innsbruck
  • 09/2014 - 11/2017
    Blog and Social Media Management - Innsbruck Tourism
  • 01/2014 - 12/2014
    Internship - Blue Tomato GmbH
    Marketing and Event Communication
  • 01/2013 - 12/2013
    Voluntary Work - Conservation Volunteers New Zealand
  • 01/2012 - 12/2012
    Internship - Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Austria
    Website and Content Management
Education
  • 02/2019 - 03/2024
    University of Innsbruck
    Doctoral program "Organizing the Digital"
  • 01/2018 - 06/2023
    Doctor of Philosophy - University of Innsbruck
    PhD Program Management
  • 01/2014 - 12/2016
    Master of Arts - FH Kufstein - University of Applied Sciences
    Sports, Culture and Event Management
  • 01/2011 - 12/2014
    Bachelor of Arts - FH JOANNEUM
    Journalism and Public Relations
Teaching (faculty internships etc.)
  • 04/2024 - 05/2024
    University of Lapland
    Organizing in the Anthropocene - Master Level
  • 05/2022 - 05/2022
    University of Lapland
    Guest Lecture "Organizing Winter Tourism with or without Snow. A Relational, More-than-human Approach to Sustainability", Course "Organizing in the Anthropocene"; Main Lecturer: Anu Valtonen.
  • 05/2022 - 05/2022
    University of Lapland
    Guest Lecture "Feeling the Rhythm of Snow. A Rhythmanalysis of Snow in Winter Tourism Work" , Course "Current Issues in Tourism", Main Lecturer: Anna-Emilia Haapakoski (University of Lapland)
  • 10/2021 - present
    University of Innsbruck
    Pro-Seminar "Organisation und Personal: Prozesse und Praktiken". Bachelor Program Business & Management Sciences.
  • 09/2019 - present
    Management Center Innsbruck
    Betreuung von Masterarbeiten
  • 09/2018 - present
    Management Center Innsbruck
    Supervisor of bachelor-theses
Practice related research and developmental project
  • 02/2020 - 12/2022
    Project Lead - Management Center Innsbruck
    Social Network Analysis in Tyrolean Tourism Destinations - TWF (Tiroler Wissenschaftsfonds)
  • 02/2019 - 04/2019
    Project Member - Management Center Innsbruck
    Economic Impacts, Customer Satisfaction and Image Analysis - FIS Nordic Ski Championships Seefeld 2019
  • 01/2018 - 12/2022
    Project Member - Management Center Innsbruck
    Business model Wintersports
Competitive Research Award
  • 07/2023 - 07/2023
    EGOS - European Group for Organization Studies
    Best Student Paper Award 2022: Nadegger, M.; Leybold, M. & Kenney, S. (2022). "Your very existence Goes Against Our Community Guidelines" Queering Norms of Contributorship through Poetic Speech on Instagram, presented and submitted at the EGOS Colloquium 2022.
  • 03/2023 - 03/2023
    zfo - Zeitschrift Führung + Organisation
    zfo- Young Researcher Award for the paper ""Reassembling More-Than-Human Sustainability: A Relational Perspective on Snow" at the 47th workshop of the "Wissenschafltichen Kommission Organisation (WK-ORG)"
  • 01/2023 - 01/2023
    Top Three Student Papers in Organizational Communication for ICA23
    Nadegger, M.; Leybold, M. & Kenney, S. (2022). "Your very existence Goes Against Our Community Guidelines." Queering Norms of Contributorship through Poetic Speech on Instagram. Paper presented at the ICA 23 in Toronto, Canada.
Other
  • 04/2015 - 04/2015
    Conference Presentation at Tourism Fast Forward 2015 "Case Study - Lead Generation and Sales on Social Media"
Peer reviewed journal article
  • Nadegger, M. & Wegerer, P.K. (2024). Rhythms of repetition and disturbance: Reimagining business-as-usual in the Antropocene. Organization (online first). http://doi.org/10.1177/13505084241303098
  • Nadegger, M. (2023). Reassembling more-than-human sustainability: Relations with snow. Annals of Tourism Research, 101, 1–12. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.annals.2023.103613
  • Wegerer, P. K. & Nadegger, M. (2020). It’s time to act! Understanding online resistance against tourism development projects, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, DOI: 10.1080/09669582.2020.1853761
Presentation of a paper at a conference, workshop or seminar
  • Nadegger, M. (2020). "Let it snow". The communicative constitution of snow and its importance for ski areas in the Alps. Paper presented at Digitale Transformation - 82. Jahrestagung des VHB. 17.-20. März 2020. Goethe Universität, Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Supervised bachelor theses
  • Reiter Viktoria Antonia (2024): Storytelling - Eine Marketingstrategie für die familiengeführte Hotellerie
  • Lesnik Nina (2024): Nachhaltiger Skitourismus in Österreich - Der Weg zum klimaneutralen Skigebiet
  • Trauner Michael (2024): Shark Ecotourism - Impacts, benefits, and the need for sustainable management practices to balance economic viability and environmental integrity.
  • Reiterer Samuel (2023): Die Bedeutung von Wildtiermanagement durch die Neuorientierung des alpinen Tourismus
  • Heckmair Lea (2023): Auswirkungen vom Klimawandel auf den Skitourismus
Supervised master theses
  • Capstick-Dale Tamra (2024): Black Economic Empowerment in South Africa and the common good
  • Walser Katharina Elena (2024): Exploring Inclusive Representation and Gender Dynamics of Families in Tourism Advertising
  • Obermair Magdalena (2023): Queer-intersectional approaches in tourism academia as a tool for emancipative social critique