- corporate accountability
- stakeholder engagement
- the role of accounting in shaping forms of rationales and technology 
- accounting for governmentality
- the role of visual media in social and environmental accounting
- performance measurement system for sustainability

Leonardo Rinaldi is a Lecturer in Accounting at the School of Management. He currently teaches electives in Sustainability and Accounting on the MSc in International Accounting and core and electives on the BSc in Management. He supervises both undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations.

He has prior teaching and lecturing experience in Accounting from the University of Florence (Italy)

Leonardo Received his PhD in Business Administration from the University of Florence. He has received several academic awards including a PhD Scholarship from the University of Florence and a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship from the University of Florence.

He holds a Laurea cum Laude in “Economia e Commercio” (equivalent to First Class Honours degree in BSc in Business and distinction MSc in Accounting), from the University of Florence (Italy)