Henry Mintzberg
Cleghorn Professorship of Management Studies, McGill University
Professeur
Henry Mintzberg est sans aucun doute l’un des plus grands penseurs de la stratégie et du management des organisations. Titulaire de la chaire Cleghorn à la faculté de Gestion Desautels de l’Université McGill, ses travaux restent aujourd’hui des références fondamentales à la base de la formation et de la réflexion des dirigeants du monde entier.
Auteur prolifique d’ouvrages en management sur des sujets tels que le métier de dirigeant, l’efficacité managériale, la structure des organisations et la planification stratégique, il a été primé pour ses articles par les institutions académiques les plus prestigieuses (Harvard Business Review, Academy of Management, Association of Management Consulting Firms, etc.). Il est par ailleurs l’auteur d’une quinzaine de livres, dont le plus récent : Rebalancing Society. En 2015, il a été récipiendaire du Thinkers 50 Lifetime Achievement Award.
Henry Mintzberg a été également professeur d’organisation à l’Institut Européen d’Administration des Affaires (INSEAD) de Fontainebleau, en France. Il est membre fondateur et ancien Président (1988-1991) de la Strategic Management Society.
Il a obtenu ses diplômes de maîtrise et de doctorat à la Sloan School of Management du MIT aux États-Unis et son diplôme de génie mécanique à l’Université McGill. Entre ses études, il a mis ses compétences au service du Canadien National.
Marine Agogué
HEC Montréal
Professeure adjointe, Département de Management
Marine Agogué est professeure adjointe au département de management d’HEC Montréal. Elle travaille sur la cognition et le raisonnement créatif, ainsi que sur le management des activités de conception dans les organisations.
John Armitage
University of Southampton
Professor of Media Arts
Co-Director of the Winchester Luxury Research Group, Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton
He is currently co-editing Critical Luxury Studies: Art, Design, Media with Joanne Roberts for Edinburgh University Press, and for Bloomsbury Publishing he is editing The Luxury Reader with Joanne Roberts and Jonathan Faiers and writing Luxury and Visual Culture.
Julie Baillargeon
Bell
Senior Specialist, Brand Office
Ayant un parcours académique et professionnel hors normes, Julie est la preuve qu’avec de la détermination et un certain talent on peut aller loin. Fière maman de 2 merveilleux garçons et cumulant 23 années d’expérience chez Bell Canada, Julie peut inspirer plusieurs jeune femme se demandant si c’est possible d’avoir une vie personnelle remplie et une carrière florissante.
Julie est spécialiste principale à la gestion de la marque depuis 2008. Elle supervise les relations avec les multiples agences de publicités. Elle a notamment pris part au renouvellement de la marque de l’entreprise il y a quelques années en embauchant de nouvelles agences.
Elle a fait ses études collégiales en sciences appliquées, elle possède un baccalauréat en urbanisme ainsi qu’un MBA de l’Université du Québec à Montréal.
Pierre Balloffet
HEC Montréal
Professeur associé, Department d’Entrepreneuriat et Innovation
Les intérêts de Pierre Balloffet se rapportent principalement au domaine de la communication commerciale et de la marque. Signataire d’articles publiés dans les meilleures revues, auteur de livres de référence primés, il a également présenté de nombreuses communications lors de congrès internationaux, en conservant toujours un même souci de qualité et d’impact. À titre de contributeur privilégié, il collabore étroitement aux travaux de l’équipe de Mosaic et du Pôle Médias sur des questions relatives à la créativité, à l’innovation et aux nouveaux modèles d’affaires. Communicateur reconnu et passionné, il valorise dans ses activités d’écriture, de consultation, de rayonnement et d’enseignement, la recherche de perspectives originales, pertinentes et responsables. Depuis 2001, il assume la responsabilité pédagogique du D.E.S.S. en communication marketing, en partenariat avec l’Association des agences de publicité du Québec (AAPQ).
Patrick Beauduin
Kedge Business School
Head of Digital Strategy, Innovation and RSE
Born in Congo, Patrick discovered Belgium at the age of 7.
In Europe, after a Master’s degree in Journalism and Social Communication (Université de Bruxelles), he left in 1978 for Niger where he taught African literature to future teachers. Back in Europe in 1980, he made his advertising classes in the Euro RSCG and TBWA networks before founding his own agency: Kadratura. Patrick arrived in Canada in 1994 as Creative Vice President at Cossette. In 2005, he became Chief Convergent Creative Office and he had exercise his creative leadership for clients such as Bell, Bank of Montreal, GM, McDo… For 15 years in HEC Montreal, he has been teaching Histoire de la Consommation ( DESSCM). From 2010 to 2013, at Radio-Canada he was General Manager in charge of the redesign of its radio programs, establishing a common music strategy for Radio-Canada and CBC. Since 2014, Patrick is Head of Digital Strategy and Innovation at Kedge BS and teacher at the MBA.
Marco Beaulieu
Bombardier Academy
Head of Knowledge Management practice and directs the Bombardier Academy
Marco Beaulieu is the Head of Knowledge Management practice and directs the Bombardier Academy, the Centre of Excellence in technical skills.
Marco has extensive experience in knowledge management industry and information and collaboration systems. Before joining Bombardier, he held various management positions in engineering, consulting and telecommunications. Since 2012, he led a transformation project involving the establishment of a knowledge management practice within engineering teams worldwide. This strategic project involves a major change management plan as well as the implementation of a new collaboration platform. He graduated from the Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal and Queens’ Executive Leadership program.
Catherine Berthillier
Shamengo
Fondatrice
Shamengo is a collective adventure that is gaining more participants every day. Some have been here from the beginning. Others have joined us for specific missions as their interests and our means allowed. Together we are all helping to develop and expand this meaningful work, which exceeds the bounds we have set for it and makes us swell with pride.
The woman behind it all is Catherine Berthillier, a one-time special correspondent for major French TV news outlets: Envoyé Spécial (France 2) Des Racines et des Ailes (France 3) Zone Interdite (M6) Reportages (TF1) Arte Reportage (Arte)… as well as numerous documentaries for France 3 and France 5 with international co-production.
After 15 years of covering the forces of destruction in the world and receiving several awards and honours (FIGRA prize, Silver Palm Award in NY, Audience Award at the SCOOP festival in Angers…) Catherine Berthillier decided to devote her skills and her network of French and international contacts to building the world of tomorrow. Shamengo was launched in October 2011 and is produced by the film production company Kaïa Productions.
Elaine Bissonnette
Bell
Director, Brand strategy
Elaine cumule plus de 20 ans d’expérience en publicité, commandites, stratégie et gestion de marque. Gestionnaire dynamique et dévouée, leader créative au service de la marque Bell depuis toujours. Avec un portfolio étendu de campagnes mémorables, gagnantes et efficaces ainsi que des projets de commandites et de changement de marque, Elaine réussit à engager ses partenaires internes, ses agences et ses collaborateurs et les inspire à donner le meilleur d’eux-mêmes.
Lise Boily
uOttawa
Professeure Titulaire
Lise Boily est formée à l’Anthropologie culturelle au Canada et aux États-Unis. S’appuyant sur les théories anthropologiques de la technique et du changement culturel, elle étudie la diffusion des connaissances et les pratiques novatrices qui supportent la créativité et l’innovation dans les institutions culturelles. Ses travaux analysent les processus avec lesquels la mémoire collective est redistribuée et réinterprétée par la médiation des musées et des nouveaux supports tels que les collections numériques, la cybermuséologie, les narrations numériques… Elle fait partie du comité Cognition et Communication de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme (MSH) à Paris, elle est membre de la Chaire ITEN, Innovation Transmission Edition Numérique de la Fondation de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme à Paris et a été membre du Comité d’experts qui a contribué à la préparation du Rapport mondial sur la diversité culturelle de l’UNESCO (2009).
Ses plus récentes publications s’inscrivent aux volets:
- Numérisation, créativité et innovation
- TIC et transfert des patrimoines culturels
- Économie créative et nouvelles pratiques culturelles
Charles-Mathieu Brunelle
À venir
Sylvain Carle
FounderFuel
DG
Associé chez Real Ventures
Sylvain Carle est un adepte des technologies émergentes, il s’émerveille et s’amuse au croisement des médias, des technologies et des réseaux depuis 20 ans. L’entrepreneurship, le développement logiciel internet, les médias numériques et sociaux ainsi que les logiciels libres et les standards ouverts font partie de ses compétences et passions.
Il adore partager son expérience et est un fervent promoteur de la collaboration comme moyen pragmatique de faire avancer les choses. Il a été instigateur et administrateur de plusieurs groupes techno-communautaires, dont FACIL, Ile-Sans-Fil, Alliance Numérique et OSMO.
Entrepreneur en série, VP technologie, et co-fondateur depuis 2000 (Messagia, Interstructure, Praized, Needium). Avant de se joindre à FounderFuel, il était senior developer advocate chez Twitter à San Francisco, où il rendait possible certains des projets les plus fous avec les APIs du petit oiseau bleu.
Socialiste, idéaliste et pragmatique, il est convaincu que la technologie peut changer le monde pour le mieux, à cette ère de la société en réseau. Urbain, local, durable, juste, ouvert, transparent et plus humain: c’est ainsi qu’il espère l’évolution du monde et de la technologie.
Vous pouvez suivre ses réflexions via https://twitter.com/sylvain et ici sur son blogue, https://afroginthevalley.com.
Jean-Christophe Carteron
KEDGE Business School – France
CSR Director
Director of CSR, Carteron coordinates the School’s SD strategy, helps to develop research (5 dedicated Chairs and a think-tank on responsible management) and pedagogical activities on sustainable development. He works on leading by example though a more sustainable approach of the campus (12 000 students).
Board Member of different NGOs, Foundations, and Social entreprise, he is a leading actor in working groups mainly focalized on social responsibility for higher education institutions: UN PRME (Principle for responsible Management Education), GRLI (Globally responsible Leadership Initiative) and GUPES-UNEP).
Since 2012 he is the Senior Advisor for the “ Higher Education Sustainable Initiative” (the biggest voluntary commitments during the Rio+20). He was a cofounder of the “The Platform for Sustainability Performance in Education” supported by UNESCO, PRME, Global Compact and UNEP.
Last but not least, he has launched the sustainability literacy Test, the first international assessment tool of SD knowledge, already taken by 43.000 students from 440 universities from 48 countries.
In his spare time he likes to go deep sea diving, sea kayaking and hot air ballooning.
Anne Charpentier
Espace pour la vie
Directrice de l’Insectarium
La beauté et les enjeux de la nature ont amené Anne Charpentier à réaliser deux maîtrises à l’Université de Montréal, l’une en Sciences biologiques et l’autre en Muséologie. Membre du groupe de conception du Biodôme de Montréal, elle y a été responsable des expositions et des activités culturelles. Elle a également été responsable des jardins culturels au Jardin botanique de Montréal. De 2003 à 2005, elle a dirigé le renouvellement de l’ensemble des expositions de la Biosphère d’Environnement Canada. L’importance de l’accès à la culture l’ont aussi amenée à diriger les bibliothèques et les maisons de la culture d’un arrondissement de Montréal. Ses réalisations et plus de vingt ans d’implication en muséologie et en culture scientifique, lui valaient en 2005 le prix pour « Contribution exceptionnelle » de l’Association canadienne des centres de sciences.
Depuis 2008, Anne Charpentier a le plaisir de diriger l’Insectarium Montréal, un Espace pour la vie. À travers la Métamorphose de l’Insectarium, elle poursuit sa motivation et curiosité principale: celle d’explorer les fascinantes relations entre les humains et la nature.
Patrick COHENDET
HEC Montréal
Professeur titulaire au service de l’enseignement des affaires internationales et co-directeur
de Mosaic
Les recherches de Patrick Cohendet portent sur les domaines de l’économie du savoir, du management de la connaissance, de l’économie et de la gestion de l’innovation. Il a écrit de nombreux articles et ouvrages dont La Gestion des connaissances : firmes et communautés de savoir (2006) et The Architectures of Knowledge : Firms, Capabilities and Communities (2004). Patrick Cohendet a dirigé de nombreux projets de recherche au sein du BETA de l’Université de Strasbourg et à HEC Montréal. Il intervient actuellement sur ces questions en particulier auprès de la Communauté européenne, de l’OCDE, du Conseil de l’Europe et de l’Agence Spatiale Européenne.
François D’amour
Bell
Senior Specialist, Brand Office
Après avoir cumulé des postes en relations publiques, marketing et communication marketing, François s’est joint à l’équipe de gestion de la marque de Bell afin de contribuer au changement de marque de la compagnie. Ses responsabilités actuelles couvrent les communications liées aux commandites, campagnes d’image de marque ainsi que la gestion de la campagne publicitaire annuelle Bell Cause pour la cause. François a également participé à l’école d’été en 2014.
David Doloreux
Université Pierre Mendes France
Professeur
Doloreux, David est professeur titulaire à l’École de gestion Telfer de l’Université d’Ottawa et titulaire de la Chaire de recherche sur l’entrepreneuriat, l’innovation et le développement régional. Son programme de recherche se concentre sur deux thèmes principaux: les déterminants de l’innovation dans les entreprises manufacturières et de services, et des grappes et systèmes régionaux d’innovation dans différents secteurs et régions au Canada et en Europe. Il a publié, plus de 70 articles scientifiques dans des revues académiques, parmi lesquelles nous retrouvons Journal of Economic Geography, Environment and Planning A, Regional Studies, et Journal of Business Research. Il a co-édité deux livres: Handbook of the Geographies of Innovations (Edwar Elgar, 2016) et Knowledge-Intensive Business Services: Geography and Innovation (Ashgate, 2010).
Christian Defélix
IAE, Univ. Grenoble Alpes Graduate School of Management
Professor and Dean
Christian Defélix completed a PhD in human resources management at HEC Paris in 1995 and joined University of Grenoble in 1996. His favourite fields for courses and research are skill-based management, clusters and collaborative projects, human resources and innovation. He published many articles on those topics in academic journals, and is the co-author of two recent research books : Gestion des compétences. Nouvelles dimensions, nouvelles relations (with D. Retour and T. Picq, 2009) and Ressources humaines, RSE et territoires : défis théoriques, réalisations pratiques (with A. Loubes, I. Bories-Azeau and O. Uzan, 2015). He founded the “Human capital and innovation Chair”, a partnership with Grenoble-Isère high-tech leaders such as Schneider Electric, STMicroelecronics, Alstom and Becton Dickinson. He was elected in 2012 as dean of Grenoble IAE, the Graduate School of Management at the heart of University Grenoble Alpes.
Frank Escoubes
Bluenove
Executive Chairman
Frank Escoubes is the Executive Chairman of Bluenove (www.bluenove.com), the leading French consultancy in open innovation and collective intelligence (Paris-Montreal, 35 consultants and developers). Frank is a former Deloitte Principal. He worked as a strategy consultant for 20 years in Europe and North America, including 8 years with Deloitte in Canada (2005-2013), in charge of Strategy Innovation and Cluster Acceleration.
Frank is the founder of the collaborative platform Imagination for People (www.imaginationforpeople.org) aimed at supporting collective intelligence applied to societal issues at a global scale. Frank specializes in new business models, economic development, co-creation supported by collaborative platforms and collective intelligence within businesses, smart cities and civil society communities.
Frank is an Ashoka Fellow (Social Entrepreneurship) and a Royal Society of Arts 21st Century Enlightenment RSA Fellow (UK). He just completed the writing of his first novel.
Tim Fagan
Industrial Design, Global 7000, Bombardier
Manager
Olivier Irrmann
Engineering school at the Catholic University of Lille
Professor of Innovation Management and Co-Design
Olivier Irrmann is Professor of Innovation Management and Co-Design at ISEN Lille, Engineering school at the Catholic University of Lille, France. He is the head of research for the strategic initiative on Innovation and Co-Design (ADICODE) a major project funded by the European Regional Development Fund and the Lille Metropolitan Area. Olivier is conducting research on the topics of collective intelligence, collaborative innovation, the management of creative hubs and intercultural communication in business contexts. He has previously worked at Aalto University in Finland and HEC Montreal in Canada. He was the representative of Aalto University to the European Network of Excellence GaLA, Games and Learning Alliance.
Mantautas Krukauskas
Lithuanian Academy of Music & Theater
Lecturer
Mantautas Krukauskas has Masters Degrees in piano and composition and is currently teaching electronic and computer music and sound art disciplines in the Department of Composition at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre. Since 2012, he has been head of the composition study programme committee. His compositions – including chamber music, audio-visual works and music for theatre productions – have been performed in Lithuania, Austria, Germany, the US and other countries. As a composer, Krukauskas has been the winner of two international competitions, both of which took place in Austria. He has been actively involved in various organisational activities, including project coordination and event organising, as well as international research and education programmes. His interests embrace creativity, inter-disciplinarity, music and media technologies and a synergy of different aesthetic and cultural approaches. Mantautas Krukauskas as well is one of the founders and most active collaborators of Music Innovation Studies Centre (MiSC) of Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, which is focusing its activities on synergy of art, research and technologies.
Sylvain Lafrance
HEC Montréal
Professeur Associé
Siège aux Conseils d’administration
Société des alcools du Québec
Groupe Square Victoria
Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal.
Sylvain Lafrance est entré à la Société Radio-Canada en 1978 à titre de journaliste. Il progresse rapidement dans l’organisation pour devenir Producteur Délégué, réalisateur et Directeur Général de la Radio. En 1998, il devient vice-président de la Radio française de Radio-Canada.
À l’automne 2005, le Conseil d’administration de CBC/Radio-Canada le nomme vice-président principal pour l’ensemble des Services français de Radio-Canada et lui confie le mandat de procéder à l’intégration des services de radio, de télévision et d’Internet de Radio-Canada afin de créer un des plus importants groupes de radiodiffusion publique de langue française, le seul en Amérique du Nord.
Monsieur Lafrance est Chevalier de l’Ordre de la Pléiade, décerné par l’Assemblée parlementaire de la Francophonie, Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres ainsi que Chevalier de la Légion d’honneur de la République française.
Il est maintenant Professeur Associé à HEC Montréal et siège aux Conseils d’administration de la Société des alcools du Québec, du Groupe Square Victoria et de l’Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal.
Denys Lapointe
Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP)
Executive Vice-President
Denys Lapointe is an experienced executive with an impressive track record in industrial design, more specifically in the field of transportation. Working at Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) for the last 30 years, and presently acting as Senior Vice-President of Design & Innovation and Corporate Image, Denys has been a key player throughout the years in helping position the company as an undisputed leader in the motorized recreational vehicle’s arena. Denys and his team were responsible for the creation of the new Can-am™ Spyder™, the 3-wheel roadster which is currently challenging the current motorcycle paradigm, since its launch in 2008.
Denys holds a bachelor’s degree in Design from the University of Quebec in Montreal (1985). He is an active member of the advisory board for the Center for creative studies in Detroit and The board of the CTA (Centre de technologie avancés –Université de Sherbrooke and BRP). Denys is also a member of several leading Design associations, such as ICSID, IDSA , ACID, ADIQ.
Denys and his team have received numerous trade awards but more importantly over 40 international Design Awards, counting Red Dots-Germany, IDEA-US, IF-Germany, Good Design-Australia, Good Design-Japan and Good Design-US.
Rachel Léger
Montréal Biodôme
Directrice
Rachel Léger est directrice du Biodôme de Montréal. Titulaire d’une maîtrise en sciences biologiques de l’Université de Montréal, et d’un baccalauréat en biologie marine de University of British Columbia de Vancouver.
Rachel Léger a fait partie de l’équipe de conception, planification et de construction du Biodôme. Madame Léger a occupé au Biodôme les fonctions de chef de division collections vivantes et recherche dès l’ouverture du Biodôme jusqu’en 2006.
Elle a participé à la planification préliminaire de plusieurs projets de Biodôme à l’étranger; en Thaïlande, au Pérou, en France et au Qatar.
De 1998 à 2012, chroniqueuse scientifique à la radio de Radio-Canada pour l’émission scientifique « Les Années lumière » avec Yanick Villedieu. Elle y a enregistré plus d’une centaine de chroniques sur l’environnement, la faune et la flore.
En 1993, elle se voyait décerner le titre de Femme de l’année dans la catégorie professionnelle décerné par le Salon de la Femme du Québec. En 2008, elle recevait le prix « Méritas » de la Fédération acadienne du Québec, attribué à une personnalité acadienne vivant au Québec. Et en 2010, elle se voyait décerner un diplôme d’honneur de l’Université de Montréal pour ses réalisations professionnelles. Rachel Léger était également présidente de la CAZA, l’Association des zoos et aquariums accrédités du Canada de 2008 à 2010.
Richard Lepage
À venir
Dominique Minier
À venir
Roger Parent
Realisations inc. Montreal
President & Founder
Site web : www.realisations.net
Trained in visual arts and theatre at Laval University and Concordia University, Roger Parent has been a sculptor, photographer, creative director, technical director, lighting & soundman, scenographer, and producer. He has collaborated on more than 5000 shows in North America, Europe and Asia. An eclectic thinker who excels in managing creative teams, Roger dedicates himself to innovation and interactive scenography, architectural and advanced creations for public spaces and galleries, and the field of entertainment. As executive producer, he has participated in creative development for Cirque du Soleil and in the presentation of the Cirque’s first permanent shows in Las Vegas. Roger has worked on numerous designs for hotels, casinos, and museums in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and America. As well as being a member of the board of directors for the MUTEK international festival of digital creativity & electronic music and for Tout à Trac Theatre, Roger is also a member of the Program Committee for Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles.
He is often invited by the HEC Business School and MOSAIC in Montreal as a speaker for various conferences on the business of creativity and as a guest lecturer for their course, « Montreal-Barcelona, Creative Cities ». York University in Toronto and the Carnegie Melon Entertainment Technology Center have also sought his opinion on the future of the creative industry.
Yves Pigneur
HEC Lausanne
Professor
Visiting professor at HEC Montreal
Dr. Pigneur is a professor of management and information systems at the University of Lausanne since 1984, and has held visiting professorships at Georgia State University, University of British Columbia, National University of Singapore, and HEC Montreal. He earned his doctoral degree at the University of Namur, Belgium. He was the former editor-in-chief of the academic journal « Systèmes d’Information & Management (SIM) ». Together with Alexander Osterwalder, they authored the international bestseller « Business Model Generation », translated in 30 languages. In 2014, they co-authored the new book on “Value Proposition Design”. Yves is a frequent keynote speaker and guest lecturer on business models in universities, large corporations, entrepreneurship events and international conferences throughout the world.
Josep Piqué
International Association of Science Parks (IASP)
Vice-president
President of Technova Barcelona – La Salle Innovation Park
Vice-President – International Association of Science Parks and Areas of Innovation
Josep Miquel Piqué is a Telecommunication Engineer from La Salle and UPC and MBA from ESADE. He holds also diplomas from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of California-Berkeley and Universitat Ramon Llull.
He is a disciple of Professors Henry Etzkowitz (co-founder of Triple Helix), Francesc Solé Parellada (Entrepreneurship) and Jerome Engel (Clusters of Innovation).
He is the President of XPCAT (Catalan Network of Science Parks), Vice-President of APTE (Spanish Network of Science Parks) and Vice-President of IASP (International Association of Science Parks and Areas of Innovation).
He is expert of the Directorate General for Regional and Urban Policy (DG REGIO) of the European Commission and member of the Team of Specialists on Innovation and Competitiveness Policies of the United Nations Commission for Europe (UNECE).
His long professional experience in university management has leaded him to promote and lead Postgraduate Programs, Technology Transfer Centers, University Incubators and Innovation Science and Technology Parks. He has promoted several hybrid organizations taking the partnership model University-Industry-Public Administration.
In the field of public administration has been CEO of the District Innovation – 22 @ Barcelona, Director of Strategic Sectors of the Agency of Local Development – Barcelona Activa and CEO of the Office of Economic Growth of the Barcelona City Council. Among other projects he has participated in teams of Barcelona European Capital of Innovation and Barcelona Mobile World Capital
He has published several papers in publications and congresses on Innovation Ecosystems. He has participated in several international forums in Europe (Bulgaria, Denmark, Spain, Finland, France, Italy and UK), America (Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, U.S.A.) and Asia (Korea, Philippines, Singapore, Japan and China).
The central line of his activity is the promotion of Knowledge-based Economy and Society in order to consolidate Knowledge Cities on Smart Cities.
Marlei Pozzebon
HEC Montreal
Professeure Titulaire, Département d’Affaires Internationales
Membre du CRISES
Centre de recherche sur les innovations sociales e co-coordinatrice de l’axe Territoire et collectivités locales
Membre du MOSAIC
Pôle créativité et innovation
Co-fondatrice et membre de IDEOS
Pôle en gestion des entreprises sociales
Marlei Pozzebon is full professor at HEC Montréal and also associate professor at FGV/EAESP. Some keywords of her research are social innovation, social change, citizen creativity, local and sustainable development and global-local dialogue. Her research interests are linked to the possibilities of better understanding and promoting social change using practice-based theoretical lenses and qualitative research methods. In terms of theories, structuration theory, different forms of social constructivism and critical approaches are appealing for her. She has published articles in Organization Studies, Journal of Management Studies, Information Technology and People, Journal of Information Technology, Public Administration, Journal of Change Management, Journal of Strategic Information Systems, Information Systems Journal, Revista de Administração de Empresas, International Journal of Qualitative Methods, and Brazilian Administrative Review, among others.
Currently, she is working in four research programs investigating social innovations:
The first – Financial inclusion – is about the use of ICT to support microfinance in Brazil and South America.
The second – Social business – is about an academic and pedagogical experience with innovative business models that seek to decrease poverty by the development of social skills among management students and executives.
The third – Citizen creativity – is about the civil society movements dealing with quality of life, social justice and sustainability.
The fourth – Technology and sustainability – is about the use of ICT to help companies and municipalities to manage sustainability practices.
Dr Madanmohan Rao
Jazzuality
Consultant in media and management
Dr Madanmohan Rao is a journalist, author, blogger and consultant in media and management based in Bangalore, India. He was the world music editor at Rave magazine, where he reviewed concerts, albums and music genres for seven years. Madan was also a radio jockey for world music at WorldSpace Satellite Radio, where he produced a weekly two-hour programme on world music. He is currently global correspondent for World Music Central and Jazzuality.
He was formerly an RJ for world music at WMUA FM 91.1 in Amherst, Massachusetts, USA. Madan is also music editor for IndiaSe (“From India”) magazine published from Singapore. He is the founder of the “World of Proverbs” project and book series which includes the book “Indian Proverbs and Quotations.”
Madan has covered a range of international music festivals including WOMAD in Singapore, JakJazz and JavaJazz in Jakarta, Fireflies and Guitar Gurus in Bangalore, PopKomm in Berlin, WOMEX in Sevilla, ReggaeFestivalen in Sweden, Day of Peace and Rotterdam International Jazz Festival in Holland, Miri Jazz Festival in Malaysia, Bali Spirit Festival in Indonesia, Penang World Music Festival and Sarawak Rainforest World Music Festival in Malaysia. He has published reviews of over 500 albums of world music, featuring dozens of artistes, genres and countries.
Madan is also a frequent speaker on the international conference circuit, and has given talks and lectures in over 75 countries around the world. He was previously research director at the Asian Media Information and Communication centre (AMIC) in Singapore, where he edited publications, conducted research and helped organise the annual AMIC media summits.
He was the communications director at the United Nations Inter Press Service bureau in New York, and vice president at IndiaWorld Communications in Bombay. He graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology at Bombay and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, with an M.S. in computer science and a Ph.D. in communications.
Madan grew up in Poona, went to college in Bombay, and grad school in the US. He has been based in Bangalore for the last 12 years. His hobbies include travel, hiking, swimming and beer appreciation.
Music articles/links
Madanmohan Rao, Editor/DJ, World Music & Jazz (ex-WorldSpace/Rave)
Music blog: https://music.techsparks.com
Research Director, Indian Music Experience Museum https://bit.ly/gL8ZEc
Official blogger, BaliSpirit Festival 2010 https://bit.ly/ec8utW
Founder, Indian Proverbs project https://twitter.com/IndianProverbs https://IndianProverbs.in
Articles/Reviews:
https://www.indiaseonline.com/?p=235
https://jazzuality.com/jazz-event-report/mosaic-music-festival-2011-singapore/
https://worldmusiccentral.org/2011/04/23/borneo-festival-and-“world-jazz”-world-music-jazz/
https://jazzuality.com/jazz-event-report/timbre-rockroots-2011-legend-and-groove-in-singapore/
https://jazzuality.com/jazz-events/borneo-jazz-2011-malaysia/
Travel writing: https://www.ulive.sg/article.aspx?id=5768&cat=lifestyle
Jay Mellette
À venir
Joanne Roberts
University of Southampton
Professor in Arts and Cultural Management
Director of the Winchester Luxury Research Group, Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton
Joanne Roberts research interests include knowledge, creativity, and luxury. Joanne has written extensively in the fields of business and management, having published articles in a wide range of international journals, including the Journal of Management Studies, Management Learning, and Research Policy. Her most recent book is A Very Short, Fairly Interesting and Reasonably Cheap Book about Knowledge Management, (Sage Publications, 2015). Joanne is also the co-founder and co-editor of the award-winning journal Critical Perspectives on International Business; an editor of the journal Prometheus: Critical Studies in Innovation; and a member of the editorial board of several journals, including Luxury: History, Culture and Consumption. She is currently co-editing Critical Luxury Studies: Art, Design, Media with John Armitage for Edinburgh University Press.
Rick Seifeddine
Bell
Premier Vice-Président, Stratégie de la marque
À titre de premier vice‐président – stratégie de la marque chez Bell Canada, Rick Seifeddine est responsable du récent renouvellement de marque de Bell Canada, de la publicité pour toutes les unités d’affaires de Bell, de la conception visuelle, ainsi que de la gestion et de la direction de toutes les agences de communications qui travaillent pour Bell.
Avant de se joindre à Bell, Rick a occupé des fonctions de vice‐président, Marque et publicité chez TELUS Mobilité (responsable de la création de l’image de marque de TELUS basée sur l’utilisation d’animaux et de fleurs), de vice‐président, Ventes de services sans fil chez TELUS au Québec, ainsi que de vice‐président, Marque et publicité au sein de l’ancienne entreprise Clearnet Communications Inc.
Avant de se joindre au secteur des télécommunications, Rick a travaillé dans l’élaboration de stratégies d’entreprise et les communications marketing au sein d’organisations comme le Canada Consulting Group (devenu depuis BCG) de Toronto, le Comité olympique de Toronto (où il a travaillé à l’élaboration et à la soumission de la candidature de la ville de Toronto pour les Jeux olympiques de 1996), l’agence de marketing d’événements Lang & Associates et le Harbourfront Centre de Toronto, où il occupait le poste de directeur du développement de l’entreprise.
Rick est né et a grandi à Montréal. Il possède un baccalauréat spécialisé en histoire et philosophie des sciences de l’Université Harvard.
Arthur Shelley
Intelligent Answers
Founder and CEO
Arthur Shelley is a capability and knowledge strategy consultant with 30 years professional experience. Currently, Senior Industry Fellow at RMIT University and formerly Global Knowledge Director for Cadbury Schweppes. He managed international projects in Australia, Europe, Asia and USA and is an awarded tertiary educator. An author of several books, chapters and journal articles and community leader of professional development networks including The Organizational Zoo Ambassadors Network, RMIT MBA mentoring program and the Melbourne Knowledge Management Leadership Forum. He has a PhD on the influence of behaviour on team interactions and a Master of Science. Full biography: https://www.organizationalzoo.com
Richard Speer
À venir
Jean-Jacques Stréliski
HEC Montréal
Professeur Associé,
Département du Marketing
Contributeur MosaiC
Pôle Créativité & innovation.
Contributeur et membre du comité pédagogique
Pôle Médias HEC.
Personnalité renommée de l’industrie des communications du Québec, Jean-Jacques Stréliski a fait carrière dans les plus grandes agences québécoises, ici et en France. Avant de se consacrer à l’enseignement, il occupait récemment encore, les fonctions de vice-président et directeur général associé, Publicis Montréal.
Cofondateur et associé de l’agence Cossette à Montréal où il oeuvra de 1977 à 1991 ans en qualité de vice-président et directeur de création, il présida ensuite durant quatre ans l’agence BCP-Stréliski à Paris, puis l’agence PNMD-BBDO à Montréal jusqu’en 2001. En 2005, il rejoint Publicis Montréal où il occupe alors les fonctions de VP et directeur général associé.
On lui doit de très nombreuses campagnes marquantes de la récente histoire de la publicité du Québec. Il a reçu de très nombreux prix, au Québec, mais également dans les concours canadiens et internationaux les plus renommés.
Depuis juin 2010, il y occupe des fonctions permanentes de professeur associé, enseigne la communication-marketing intégrée au BAA et au DESS de Gestion
Il est un conférencier apprécié dans biens des sphères de la communication- marketing touchant plus spécifiquement la stratégie de marque, la créativité et l’innovation.
De formation littéraire et journalistique (ESJ Paris), longtemps chroniqueur au journal Le Devoir et à Bazzo.tv, il est fréquemment l’invité des médias pour analyser l’influence des images et leur impact communicationnel sur la société, lorsque l’actualité l’exige.
Frederic Touvard
CENTAURY France & Canada
Coach
Frederic Touvard is Coach and Consultant, founder and Director of CENTAURY France & Canada Company, specialized in the disruptive innovation domain (Creative Project management, creativity & design, exploration). He is involved in communities of innovation création as a facilitator and manage the Renault community of innovation projects. He is also Associate professor at CNAM Paris, teaching innovation design, coaching and créative project management. Before, He spent 15 years in the AIR LIQUIDE group, as responsible of the development of new technologies (military Applications, Hydrogen Fuel Cell), across innovating team organization to address new markets. He also coordinates the international Fuel cell R&D Air Liquide group program. He is the author of the Book « Le manager Explorateur, le management de Projet par enjeux » – Polytechnique Montreal 2013.
Joan Pascual
Pascual & Ausio Architects
Founder
Joan Pascual graduated in Architecture from the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona in November 1973. Since 1976 he is professor of the Department of Projects of Technical School of Architecture of Barcelona. He has combined this activity , in some periods, with teaching at other schools like the School of Architecture at the Salle in Barcelona.
His professional activity covers residential building of public and private promotion, tertiary buildings or public facilities .He has received many awards like
- FAD award 1990
- “Barcelona city interior design” 1991
- “Badalona city biennial award” 2000
- “Barcelona city” 2003
- “Prat de Llobregat city council II Bienal” 2004
- Bonaplata award 2014.
In March 2016, Pascual i Ausió Arquitectes, together with Nikken Sekkei, have been selected as the winners of the tender for the design of the new Camp Nou Stadium of FC Barcelona. Nikken Sekkei is one of Asia’s leading architectural and engineering studios
Jaume Valls-Pasola
Université de Barcelone
Professeur de Gestion et Administration des Affaires
Jaume Valls-Pasola a été professeur associé à l’Université Polytechnique de Catalogne jusqu’en 1994 jusqu’à ce qu’il soit nommé professeur à l’Université de Girona. Pendant la période 1999-2001, il a travaillé comme vice-président de la planification et des affaires économiques à UdeG. A cette époque, il était le responsable pour le lancement de l’Université de Girona Science Park. En Octobre 2006, il rejoint l’UB où il est actuellement le directeur du BIE (Barcelone Institut d’Emprenedoria). Depuis 2007, Jaume Valls-Pasola est responsable de la Chaire Entrepreneuriat UB.
Niels Billou
The Humanos Institute
Co-Founder and Executive Director
Dr. Niels Billou is a multiple award-winning international educator, having designed and delivered courses and workshops on innovation, design thinking, entrepreneurship, and international strategy to students in premier global business schools, such as London Business School, HEC, Indian School of Business, and Ivey Business School, among others. Niels is an expert on design thinking and innovation in variety of contexts, including large corporations as well as new ventures, in developed and developing markets, in both the private and social sectors. He was part of the founding faculty of the Hasso Plattner Institute’s School of Design Thinking, helping establish the School as one of the leading D-School’s in the world. He has won several grants to pursue his research interests and has conducted multi-country studies of innovative business models in both the established and emerging contexts. His work has been published in a range of books and journals and presented at numerous prominent international conferences.
Niels is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of The Humanos Institute, a not-for-profit dedicated to marrying the mind of business with the heart of humanity to help transform the lives people living in poor communities. Humanos brings multi-disciplinary teams from industry, academia, government, and not-for- profit sectors to co-create innovative, scalable and sustainable solutions using the human-centred Design Thinking methodology to the most pressing problems of our times.
Raul Bobet
Raul Bobet is a chemical engineer and Masters in Food Science from the University of California Davis (UCD). He also graduated in chemistry from the University Ramon Llull.
Bobet has a PhD in Oenology from the University Rovira i Virgili (Tarragona, Spain). He is currently the technical director of Ferrer Bobet and the founder and president of Castell d’Encús. During his career he has worked as a winemaker, technical and production director, consultant and CEO of Bodegas Torres, as well as at the research department of the Robert Mondavi Winery in Napa Valley (California)
https://www.castelldencus.com/en/
https://www.ferrerbobet.com
Francesc Solé Parellada
Graduate and Doctor of Industrial Engineering (Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya UPC), graduate in Economics and Business Administration (University of Barcelona UB).
Business Administration Emeritus professor UPC.
Director of Innova service and the Innovation and Scientific Park UPC (1998-2014); RIS3 Smart Specialization DG Regio – EU expert; member of the board Acc10, Catalonian Regional Innovation Office (2008-2014).
Member of the EU High Level for Science and Innovation Commission (2010, Spanish EU Presidency).
Quebec University professor (1992).
Narcis Monturiol Science and Technology Award (Government of Catalonia), Medal of Merit of the Spanish Ministry of Industry CT. CyD Foundation vice-president.
His areas of expertise and research are: Innovation and Regional Economic Development, focused on Economics of Technological Change, Educational Systems and Entrepreneurship
Alfons Calderón
Alfons Calderón is acting Director at the Government of Quebec Office for the Iberian Peninsula in Barcelona where he has been economic and business development officer since 1999. He is the former Project Manager for the American Division at the Catalonia Office of Foreign Investment. He had previously worked at the Barcelona Governance Project at ESADE sponsored by the United Nations University, and at the Commercial Office of the Spanish Embassy in Paris. He is a former trainee of the European Commission in Brussels.
In the academic field, Alfons Calderon has done research and has been teaching on management, trade and international business policy at different university centers, especially ESADE, in Barcelona. He is co-author of several books and has published articles and lectured on international relations, strategy and the European Union.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Science and an MBA from ESADE. He also has a degree in Business Administration and Management from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) and a Master’s degree in International Management from the Community of European Management Schools (CEMS). He has followed post-graduate studies in International Economy at the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED).
Alfons Calderón has also a cooperation experience record with NGO’s in several developing countries.
Enric Ruiz-Geli
- Architect by Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB, UPC)
- Founder, Principal Architect and Director of Cloud 9 studio in Barcelona since 1997
- Working with Jeremy Rifkin on GGG, Global Green Growth and co-Chairman of the Third Industrial Revolution Architects Roundtable committee with Jeremy Rifkin, since 2007
- Master Tutor at Diploma Unit 18, Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA), London, teaching and researching about architecture with Pilot Projects in Global Warming Scenarios since 2010
- Science Advisory Committee of TECNALIA member since 2011
- HP Experts Committee member since 2012
- Director of Self Sufficient Buildings Studio at Institute for Advanced Architecture (IAAC), Barcelona, since 2012
- Enric Ruiz-Geli performs lectures and maintains collaboration with a map of Labs as Angewandte, Architectural Association School of Architecture, UCLA, Pasadena Art Center, CITA, RMIT, MIT, Bartlett, Buckminster Fuller Institute, ETHZ, IE School of Architecture, above others
- Cloud 9 green agenda is to look at Pilot Projects in Global Warming Scenarios
- Enric Ruiz Geli has created patents as masterpieces of Digital Fabrication
- Recently Enric Ruiz Geli / Cloud 9 has signed ‘Knowledge Transfer Contracts’ in Taipei, OECS, Qatar, Kuwait and Russia
- Architect of Media-ICT building in Barcelona, a Net Zero Building with a very competitive cost of construction awarded as Best Building of the World by WAF 2011;
- Architect of Millennium Project in Valladolid, an urban retrofitting, obtaining 5 leaves certificate by Green Building Council (GBC), 2012
- Architect of H108 Project in Taipei, obtaining Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certificate for new construction, 2014
- Architect of elBulliFoundation for chef Ferran Adrià, a Living Laboratory in Cap de Creus
- Architect of Villa Nurbs in Empuriabrava
- Architect of Hotel Forest that belongs to the collection of MoMA, New York
- Architect of New York Aquarium that belongs to FRAC Centre Collection, Orleans
Kevin Gilmore
Vice-président exécutif et chef de l’exploitation
Nommé vice-président exécutif et chef de l’exploitation du Club de hockey Canadien le 7 avril 2011, Kevin Gilmore chapeaute plusieurs secteurs de l’entreprise, dont les partenariats corporatifs, les ventes et le marketing en plus de veiller au développement des projets majeurs de la compagnie tout en travaillant en symbiose avec le propriétaire et président de l’équipe Geoff Molson.
Entre 2006 et 2009, il fut vice-président principal, responsable du développement corporatif et de la planification stratégique chez Anschutz Entertainment Group. Inc. (AEG). Au sein de ce conglomérat, il voyait au développement des affaires au niveau international pour l’ensemble d’AEG. De 1999 à 2006, il fut vice-président principal des opérations hockey et directeur général adjoint avec les Kings de Los Angeles tout en cumulant les fonctions de gouverneur et directeur général des Monarchs de Manchester, le club affilié des Kings.
En 1998, il fondait Professional Sports Advisors Group et en assumait la présidence, agissant comme consultant auprès de clients de trois des quatre principales ligues de sport professionnel en Amérique du nord. Auparavant, il fut vice-président, affaires corporatives avec Anaheim Sports, Inc. propriétaire des Mighty Ducks d’Anaheim et du club de baseball les Angels d’Anaheim (1993- 1998). De 1991 à 1993 il était avocat avec The Walt Disney Company (Disney), responsable pour la négociation et gestion de contrats de commandite avec les partenaires majeures de Disney tel que The Coca-Cola Company, American Express, Nestlé, et Federal Express. Il fut aussi l’avocat chargé du dossier des Mighty Ducks d’Anaheim lorsque Disney s’est lancé dans le domaine du sport professionnel et fut le négociateur principal avec la LNH pour l’acquisition de l’équipe et avec la ville d’Anaheim concernant l’amphithéâtre.
Avant de se joindre à Disney il fut pendant trois ans associé au sein de la firme Latham & Watkins, à Los Angeles, après avoir amorcé sa carrière au cabinet d’avocats Martineau Walker, à Montréal. Diplômé de la faculté de droit de l’Université d’Ottawa, en droit civil, promotion de 1986, et en common law, promotion de 1987, il est également titulaire d’un certificat en finances de l’Université de Chicago, obtenu en 2007.
Le 21 avril 2013, il était élu au sein du conseil d’administration du Comité olympique canadien.
Réjean Landry
Lallemand Inc
Senior Vice President
Réjean Landry has accumulated 30 years of experience for Lallemand, an international manufacturer of yeast and bacteria, employing today over 3,000 persons, which expanded its activities during this period to 40 countries on all continents. He acted for nearly 25 years as the VP Finance and Administration of Lallemand. His responsibilities included accounting, control, information technology, finance, taxation, administration, as well as strategy and business development. He participated in over 60 acquisitions and joint ventures all over the world. Today he continues to act part time as Senior VP and Special Advisor. Before joining Lallemand, he was the Financial Director of a cooperative in food retailing, and prior to that he served in the Canadian Armed Forces as a financial services officer, including a period of service with the United Nations and at the Collège Militaire Royal de St-Jean in various training and teaching roles.
Before becoming a chartered CPA (CGA), Réjean Landry earned his MBA at University of Western Ontario and his BBA in administration at Collège Militaire de St-Jean, Université de Sherbrooke. He is now adjunct professor at HEC Montréal in the department of International Business.
Besides his involvement in business and education, he is an active contributor to community services. He has spent several years on the Board of Directors and acted as Treasurer of Financial Executives International (FEI Canada) for the Quebec chapter. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of l’Hirondelle, which provides integration services to immigrants. Furthermore, he is a mentor to entrepreneurs at the Canadian Foundation for Young Entrepreneurs and the Center for Business Assistance of Upper Montérégie.
Christophe Lecante
TKM-TecKnowMetrix / IHEST
President & Founder / President
Biographie : Après des études universitaires en Economie et en Marketing menées à Paris (Sorbonne) et à Reims (ESC), Christophe Lecante débute sa carrière en 1991 à Montréal en tant que responsable de la veille stratégique de Sodexo, groupe international de services.
Après avoir animé plusieurs centres de profit, il prend en 1997 la direction de l’aéroport de Toulon Hyères et se confronte à la pratique opérationnelle du management et de la qualité dans l’industrie et les services aéronautiques.
En 2003, TKM naît d’une rencontre avec des chercheurs de l’université de Grenoble spécialisés en Economie de l’Innovation. Editeur logiciel et société de services, TKM met les techniques de la fouille de données appliquée à la littérature scientifique au service de la prise de décision dans les métiers de l’innovation et de la recherche.
Par ailleurs VP Innovation du Comité Richelieu (association de +500 PME/ETI Innovantes) il participe activement à l’émergence au niveau Européen d’un véritable pacte entre les Etats, la recherche publique, les grands groupes et les entreprises d’innovation et de croissance. En 2012 il est membre actif du comité de pilotage national des Assises de la Recherche en France, et en 2013 il est nommé à la Présidence de l’Institut des Hautes Etudes pour la Science et la Technologie. Il est par ailleurs administrateur de la Médiation de l’Innovation et membre de la Commission d’évaluation des politiques publiques d’innovation auprès de France Stratégie.
Chef at ALICIA Foundation
Jaume Biarnés
Jaume Biarnés is the head chef for the research kitchen in ALICIA Foundation (Food and Science) research center in the kitchen and promote good eating habits in Sant Benet de Bages. He graduated in kitchen in Barcelona. He has worked in different places, accommodation, catering and pastry. He has been part of the restaurant El Bulli to participate actively in all spheres of action of this (restaurant, El Bulli workshop, catering, consulting and writing books). As the founding member of Alice, has coordinated the preparation of studies and publications on culinary techniques, history of food and agri-food promotion of heritage in Catalonia
Josep Perelló
Josep Perelló is Associate Professor at the Physics Department of the University of Barcelona. He leads the OpenSystems group, which focuses on citizen participation and artistic practices as an alternative ways of doing science. His scientific research focuses on Complex Systems in fields such as financial markets, human mobility, social dilemmas and decision-making. He leads and coordinates the Citizen Science Office of BarcelonaLab since its creation in 2012.
Cecilia Tham
MOB Makers of Barcelona
Mastermind
Mastermind at Makers of Barcelona + FabCafe Barcelona. Founder of MEAT (Making Extremely Awesome Things), a co-creative agency that plays with design, technology and innovation via extreme making.
Designer and Biologist by training. Serial Entrepreneur by choice. Compulsive maker for life.
Pep Torres
Born in 1965, Pep Torres has a renaissance-style vision and works as an inventor, consultant, speaker, designer, writer and also collaborates on TV and radio programs.
Since 2005, he has been running the invention and creativity studio Stereonoise S.L.; a company dedicated to the development of new products, creative consultancy and generating media attention for its clients. His inventions and proposals have received worldwide recognition on numerous occasions and have appeared on the front page of such prestigious newspapers as the Wall Street Journal or TIME Magazine
In 2006, he was awarded the Barcelona Premi Ciutat in the multimedia section for the exhibition “Futour, un tour por el futuro”. In 2009, one of his inventions appeared on TIME magazine’s list of the fifty best inventions in the world.
For three years, Pep Torres has created and managed the AATIC International Ideas and Inventions Fair held annually in the coastal town of Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona). He is also on the international judging panel of such prestigious innovation fairs as Inpex in Pittsburgh, Inova in Zagreb, Euro Invent in Romania and the British Invention Show in London.
Pep’s career has inevitably led him to open the miba, The Museum of ideas and inventions of Barcelona. This is the first permanent museum dedicated to inventions that supports and channels creativity and invention through inspiration, training, communication, and by building relationships with leaders in innovation at all levels.
CONFÉRENCIERS 2016
Marco Beaulieu
Head of Knowledge Management practice and directs the Bombardier Academy
Francesc Solé Parellada
CONFÉRENCIERS DES ÉDITIONS ANTÉRIEURES
Olivier Irrmann
Professor of Innovation Management and Co-Design