Rate My Professor Anne Peachey

Her research focuses on governance, volunteering, homelessness, corporate social responsibility, not-for-profit business and management, advocacy, and corporate governance. She collaborates with researchers from universities across Australia on projects such as 'Managing Volunteers in Dementia Care' (2025 final report funded by Volunteering WA) and studies on informal volunteering. Peachey has supervised doctoral theses including 'I can do this: Leader development of formal volunteers' (2023), 'Understanding factors affecting the teaching of teamwork' (2022), and 'Industrial action in Western Australia's public sector essential services' (2022 Masters), as well as her own contributions to the field. Key publications include 'Nonprofit Advocacy Tactics: Thinking Inside The Box?' (2017), 'Collegiality, collaboration and communication: Innovation in a first year Business Unit development. A Practice Report' (2016), 'Senior Management Perceptions of CSR Impact: Long-term Investment for Social Good or Necessary Cost?' (2018 book chapter), 'Funding sources and performance management systems in non-profit organisations: the case of an Australian faith-based organisation' (2021, co-authored), and 'Building a community of scholars: Positive relationships in a holding environment' (2012 conference paper). Her work has garnered over 30 citations.