Dr Philippe Naszályi is the long-standing editor-in-chief of La Revue des Sciences de Gestion, one of France's leading management and management science journals, promoting research in management, corporate social responsibility and corporate governance. Under his direction, the journal has developed a unique positioning, at the crossroads of academic rigor and managerial practice. He is also active as a teacher and author, contributing to debates on the evolution of management research and its role in society.

Dr Serge Pierre Besanger teaches advanced modules on “AI in International Business & Global Strategy,” designed to help business leaders harness AI to enhance corporate competitiveness while preserving a strong human-centered orientation. His courses explore how AI technologies can accelerate global market expansion, optimize cross-border business operations, and improve supply-chain resilience, all while ensuring that innovation remains ethical, inclusive, and beneficial to people. A former senior leader at Leroy-Somer and Emerson, he directed global operations, particularly across Asia-Pacific, and secured major strategic partnerships that helped propel his firm to CAC 5 and Forbes 2000. He has since led the I.P.O.s of five firms across three continents, attracting anchor investments from Norway's sovereign fund, Singapore's Temasek and GIC.

A recipient of multiple national and international distinctions, including the President’s Medal, the Medal of Congress, and the National Order of Merit, Dr Besanger exemplifies the fusion of academic excellence, civic commitment, and innovation. His teaching and mentorship inspire a new generation of professionals to develop responsible AI systems, technologically advanced, globally competitive, and deeply human in their design and purpose.

Ghina Awad is a phd candidate at the Complutense University of Madrid and a researcher specializing in business ethics, CSR and organizational development. Her work focuses on stakeholder relations, governance and the ethical implications of digital technologies. She has led studies on CSR in multinationals and on the role of AI in redefining responsibility. She is committed to bringing the academic and practitioner worlds closer together, supporting organizations in the design of responsible leadership strategies and models.

Dr Marie-Victoire Chopin is a teacher-researcher specializing in CSR, sustainability and management education. She studies how companies integrate responsibility and sustainability into their strategic models, and how to train managers to meet global societal challenges. Her research also focuses on diversity, inclusion and responsible leadership. She is actively involved in conferences and teaching programs that link CSR theory to practice.

Dr Adib Bensalem is a professor at ESCE Paris, specializing in economics and management. His teaching and research focus on international economics, corporate strategy and sustainable development. He contributes to academic and applied projects that analyze how companies adapt to globalization and changing market dynamics. His work bridges the gap between theory and practice, connecting academic research with business realities.

Dr Slim Hadoussa est Associate Professor in Management Information Systems à la Brest Business School et docteur en sciences de gestion de l’Université Toulouse Capitole. Ses recherches explorent les liens entre technologies numériques, innovation organisationnelle et performance. Il publie sur des thématiques comme le e-business, le e-tourisme et la gestion des connaissances, en analysant la transformation des pratiques managériales à l’ère digitale.

Dr Slim Belaïd is a teacher-researcher at the ESTA School of Business & Technology in Belfort and a member of the ELLIADD laboratory, within the ERCOS / UMLP team. With a doctorate in human resources management, he studies the links between entrepreneurship, organizational behavior and performance. A former entrepreneur, his recent work focuses on managerial regulation in a multicultural context and the role of dynamic capabilities in organizations.

Dr Won Kim is a professor and researcher specializing in artificial intelligence, data ethics and corporate governance. His work bridges the gap between computer science and management, with a particular focus on the responsible adoption of AI in business contexts. He has published widely on knowledge systems, data integration and AI applications for sustainable development. Active in international collaborations, he accompanies both students and practitioners in understanding the ethical issues involved in digital transformation.

Dr Kirsten Ralf is Director of Research at ESCE Paris, where she teaches and conducts research in finance and economics. Her work focuses on financial markets, corporate governance and the economic dimensions of sustainable growth. She has published on investor behavior, international finance and the role of regulation in market evolution. As Director of Research, she steers academic initiatives and supports teaching and research staff in the development of projects with global impact.

Dr Vipin Mogha is a researcher at the intersection of technology, innovation and responsible management. His research interests include AI governance, digital ethics and the impact of emerging technologies on corporate responsibility. He contributes to academic and professional debates on how companies can leverage AI while ensuring transparency and fairness. Its teaching aims to equip future leaders with the tools they need to reconcile innovation and responsibility.

Dr Esther DIGBA holds a PHD from the Centre d'études diplomatiques et stratégiques in Paris. Endowed with both technical and strategic expertise, she has shaped her academic and professional path around economic diplomacy, corporate governance, and the strategic role of multinational companies in international economic development.

Her engineering background in Computer Science, with a specialization in Networks and Telecommunications from the Centre d'Études de Formation en Informatique et Vision Enseignement in Abidjan, forms the technical foundation of her current role as a Capacity Planning Engineer. Working closely with entities linked to Orange CI, she oversees network demand forecasting in the Ivory Coast.

Driven by a commitment to promoting responsible governance, Dr Digba supports international organizations in their global expansion projects, ESG/CSR transformation, sustainable development efforts, and strategic partnerships-creating long-term value through a collaborative, innovative, and performance-oriented approach that is aligned with the best practices in CSR.

Dr Fabrice Roth is a researcher specializing in the intersection of corporate responsibility and innovation. His research examines how AI and digital tools can enhance transparency, sustainability reporting and stakeholder trust. He has contributed to projects on sustainable supply chains and digital governance, and teaches business ethics and CSR strategy.

Dr Sandra Ndjama specializes in CSR in African and international contexts. Her research examines how companies operating in emerging markets interact with communities, balance growth and sustainability, and integrate CSR into their governance models. Her work highlights the importance of cultural context and local practices in the implementation of corporate responsibility. She has also been involved in projects linking digital transformation to sustainable development objectives.

Dr Mayssa Jammoul is assistant professor of finance at ESC Amiens and a doctoral student at the Université de Picardie Jules Verne, in the CRIISEA laboratory. Her research focuses on corporate social responsibility in the banking sector and sustainable performance. With a wealth of experience in financial management in Lebanon, she links governance, transparency and business ethics in her teaching.

Dr Houssein Ballouk is a teacher-researcher in finance at the ESTA School of Business & Technology in Belfort, affiliated with the ELLIADD laboratory and the ERCOS / UMLP team. His research focuses on CSR applied to finance and the use of artificial intelligence in environmental sustainability. In particular, he analyzes the integration of ESG criteria into corporate governance and executive compensation. Author of several publications, he is a regular speaker at conferences on responsible finance.

Dr Khodr Shatila is a teacher-researcher specializing in sustainability, CSR and organizational behavior. His teaching and publications explore how companies adapt to changing societal expectations and environmental challenges. He has led studies on the integration of CSR in emerging economies and on the role of culture in the implementation of responsible practices. His current research also focuses on the impact of AI on sustainable management and ethical governance.