Full Professor of Accounting and Control at the University of Ottawa, Cheryl brings the study of commerce and the varieties of capitalism to the classroom. Editor of Accounting History Review, and associate editor of Accounting Perspectives, she is also member of the editorial boards of Accounting, Organizations and Society, Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, and Accounting Historians Journal. Cheryl has been active in a variety of professional and international research organisations, including most recently on the executive and as president of the AHMO and CAAA.  In August 2023, she was promoted to Departmental Editor at the Journal of Operations Management after serving as associate editor of the journal since 2014.  This promotion recognises her efforts to support and develop interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research.  Cheryl’s research focuses on accounting and its implication in diverse social, cultural, and multi-faceted institutional contexts, from eighteenth-century mercantilism to twentieth-century psychiatric practice. Her edited volume, Mercantilism, Account Keeping and the Periphery-Core Relationship (2019), demonstrates the transdisciplinary nature of her research collaborations. Currently, with her longstanding colleague, Yannick Lemarchand, she is preparing a monograph, Accounting Narrative and the Slave Trade: The Work, Life and Times of Claude Gaignat, 1719-1791, to be published with Routledge in 2025.