Hannu Schadewitz has been a Professor of Accounting since 2001. His primary areas of research interest include discretionary corporate reporting, international accounting, governance, and accountability. Hannu is a professor in charge of doctoral studies in Accounting and Finance subject. He joined the Turku School of Economics faculty in 2001, after being a member of the University of Tampere School of Management faculty. He was awarded his M.Sc. (1985), Lic. Sc. (1993), and D. Sc. (1997) degrees at what is now Aalto University School of Business. He has been published in academic and practitioner journals and served as a leader responsible for a project funded by the Academy of Finland and as a junior fellow of the Academy. His teaching duties have included executive courses on financial statement analysis and corporate finance. Prior to his academic career, he gained professional experience as an internal auditor with the Finnair Group, a Finnish-listed firm. Hannu’s current research analyses how integrating new members into the European Union affects financial reporting transparency in those countries. Another area of focus is the role of international legal systems in accounting quality. The third research theme focuses on corporate sustainability in the dairy industry. In this research, a Chinese and a major Finnish player in the industry are compared regarding causes and realizations of sustainability orientation and accounting. While out of the office, he enjoys sharing time with his wife Päivi, their twins Juuli and Daniel, and Portuguese water dog Bernie, e.g. outdoors and travelling.