Anna focuses on challenging questions of societal relevance, such as interrogating the boundaries of the firm, investigating new organizational forms, and exploring the implications of algorithmic management and the sharing economy. Methodologically, she employs a range of qualitative approaches, including grounded theory, process theorising, and inductive case-based theorising. Her projects are based in new organisational contexts which include both multi-sided platforms, such as Uber and Amazon, and online communities. 

She holds a Ph.D. in Business Administration from The Pennsylvania State University. She also holds a B.A. in History and the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality from Rice University, graduating magna cum laude.

Prior to joining academia, she helped institutional investors (hedge funds, venture capital, private equity, mutual funds) in Silicon Valley engage in research related to legal, policy, and regulatory issues. 

In her spare time, Anna enjoys reading literary fiction, playing the violin, and losing at strategy board games to her friends and family.​