PIM 49th Annual Conference

PIM 49 th Annual Conference

Warwick Business School 26 - 28 October, Warwick campus 29 October, The Shard, London

Sustainability in Higher Education

Contents

Welcome......................................................................................................... 04

About Warwick Business School.....................................................................06

Conference team............................................................................................07

Day one...........................................................................................................08

Day two...........................................................................................................14

Day three........................................................................................................21

Day four..........................................................................................................22

Sustainability statements................................................................................24

PIM Committee...............................................................................................26

Participants..................................................................................................... 27

Welcome

first in the UK (Economist/WhichMBA? 2022 global ranking of full-time MBAs and Economist/ WhichMBA? 2021 Masters in Management biennial ranking). However, we’re more than our rankings and we’re proud to be different. We foster and encourage an environment where new ideas can flourish, the status quo can be challenged, and where it’s not about always being right but about doing things the right way. The team at WBS is very much looking forward to meeting you and I hope you have an enjoyable time at the Conference, meeting fellow attendees and taking part in the wide range of discussions and events.

I’m delighted to welcome you all to Warwick Business School for the 49th Annual Partnership in International Management (PIM) Conference. WBS has a long history of being active members of the PIM community, so it is fantastic to be able to host you at our Warwick campus to explore the topic of Sustainability in Higher Education. We also look forward to spending some time with you at our London base at The Shard, for those who are able to attend. Our vision is to be Europe’s leading University- based business school and this is at the heart of everything we do. We were the first UK business school to be triple accredited by the major bodies (EQUIS, AMBA, AACSB) and in 2014 we were the first UK business school to be accredited by the Equality Challenge Unit with an Athena Swan Award, then the first to achieve the Athena Swan Silver Award for improving gender equality in 2018. Our courses consistently rank highly, with our Distance Learning MBA being ranked first in the world for five consecutive years (Financial Times’ Online MBA Ranking 2022), and our Full-time MBA and MSc Management ranked

After a tumultuous two years, I am thrilled that we have been granted the honour of hosting the first in-person PIM Conference since our colleagues at Thammasat Business School welcomed us to Bangkok back in 2019. I would also like to thank the exceptional work from both SDA Bocconi and Kellogg School of Management for hosting the online conferences in 2020 and 2021 respectively, and for keeping the spirit of PIM alive through those tough times. I would especially like to welcome our newcomers to this year’s PIM Conference. This will be the first time that many of us have met face-to-face, and as such we have built in plenty of opportunity for networking and getting to know one another. We can’t wait to reconnect with some of our old friends, and I think the programme speaks of the hard work that has gone into creating something special for all of you, from the team here at WBS. The theme we have selected is Sustainability in Higher Education and we hope that you will come away from the week with more knowledge and ideas around the topic, and will enjoy the speakers and presenters we have selected for you. Of course, we have planned some fun events for the evenings and we have tried to immerse you in British culture and history as much as we can – we can’t wait to see everyone enjoying these wonderful experiences with us. All that is left for me to say is thank you for taking the time to come and visit us this week; we know it’s going to be a fantastic few days here at WBS.

Professor Andy Lockett Dean, Warwick Business School

Dr Ashley Roberts Assistant Dean (Internationalisation), Warwick Business School

About Warwick Business School

Conference team

Since 1967, we have been welcoming students from around the world to study with us at the University of Warwick. From humble beginnings, Warwick Business School (WBS) has grown to become the largest department at the University, with a global network of more than 55,000 alumni in over 167 countries. WBS is a world-class business school at the heart of a world-class University, challenging assumptions and championing business as a force for good. From the pioneering research we undertake, to the students we help to shape, we are for the Change Makers who will impact the world for the better. In 2014, we officially opened WBS London, our inspirational teaching space on the 17th floor at The Shard, based at the heart of the London Bridge Quarter, where we offer part-time MBAs, a DBA and Executive Education programmes. In 2018, our presence at The Shard grew

Dr Ashley Roberts Assistant Dean (Internationalisation), WBS

Laura Youngman Programme Development Manager, WBS

further to include space on the 13th floor. Find out more about us: W wbs.ac.uk

Hannah Copeland Deputy Programme Development Manager, WBS

Annette Anderson Operations Co-ordinator, WBS

1st in the UK and 3rd in the world for

World’s number 1 online MBA Distance Learning MBA Financial Times’ Online MBA Ranking 2022

UK’s number 1 Full-time MBA Full-time MBA Economist/ WhichMBA? 2022 global ranking of full-time MBA courses

1st in the UK for MSc Management MSc Management Economist/WhichMBA? 2021 Masters in Management biennial ranking

sustainability Full-time MBA 2021 Better World MBA Ranking

E MBAInternational@wbs.ac.uk Contact in case of emergency: T Laura: +44 7841 597 128 T Hannah: +44 7515 345 810

Day one

Wednesday 26 October

8.30am - 9am

Registration for newcomers and welcome coffee

Scarman Lobby

Space 11, First Floor, Scarman

Newcomers session , Başak Yalman and Patricia Collins

9am - 10am

Registration and welcome coffee

9.30am - 10am

Scarman Lobby

Welcome to WBS Professor Andy Lockett, Dean, Warwick Business School Dr Ashley Roberts, Assistant Dean (Internationalisation), WBS

Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman

10am - 10.30am

Keynote Address with Q&A, International and Research Intensive – so what’s the “Way to Sustainable”? Professor Christine Ennew, Provost, University of Warwick

10.30am - 11.30am

11.30am - 1pm

Coffee break/Marketplace

Scarman Lobby

Scarman Lakeview Restaurant WBS building steps

1pm - 2pm

Lunch

Group photo – Jamie Gray

2pm - 2.30pm

Panel Discussion, Business Sustainability in Today’s Uncertain World Chair: Dr Ashley Roberts Panel Members: Professor Emma Macdonald, WBS; Professor of Practice David Elmes, WBS; Duncan Ross, Chief Data Officer; Max Frank, Senior Manager of Sustainability Solutions, Capgemini Invent UK and WBS Full-time MBA Alum

Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman

2.30pm - 4pm

4pm - 5pm

Free time

Meet outside Scarman/WBS

5pm - 6pm

Travel to Coombe Abbey

6pm - 9pm

Drinks reception and medieval banquet

Coombe Abbey, CV3 2AB

9pm - 9.30pm

Return to Warwick campus

Dress code: Smart casual Refreshments are available throughout the day at Scarman Lobby

Coombe Abbey

Speakers and sessions

Christine Ennew Provost, University of Warwick

Professor Christine Ennew is Provost at the University of Warwick where she supports the Vice-Chancellor. A key aspect of her role is leading the development and delivery of the University’s academic strategy, ensuring that Warwick remains

Keynote address International and Research Intensive – so what’s the “Way to Sustainable”? 10am – 10.30am

Tiered Lecture Theatre Ground Floor, Scarman This talk will look at Warwick’s progress towards ‘the way to sustainable’ (our sustainability strategy) and will cover research, education, operations, and engagement, including the particular challenges that face universities that are research intensive and have an international community.

competitive and relevant within HE and beyond. She is responsible for the efficient and effective use of academic resources (including departmental resources, capital planning and space management, and information resources). In addition, she is the Executive Board lead for equality and diversity and for the University’s environmental sustainability strategy and its implementation. Christine graduated from the University of Cambridge and completed her PhD at the University of Nottingham. She was previously one of Nottingham’s Pro-Vice-Chancellors and served as Provost and CEO of the University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus. She joined the University of Warwick in August 2016. In 2016, Christine was awarded an OBE as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours, for services to Higher Education and British-Malaysian relations. She is currently a member of the Board of Directors for Common Purpose Student Experiences. She is also a Board Member for the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW) and Chair of its Regulation Committee.

Panel discussion Business Sustainability in Today’s Uncertain World 2.30pm – 4pm

Emma Macdonald Professor of Marketing, WBS Professor Emma Macdonald has been leading Executive MBA marketing modules for

Duncan Ross Chief Data Officer, Times Higher Education Duncan Ross has been a data miner since the mid-1990s. As chief data officer at Times Higher

David Elmes Professor of Practice, Strategy and International Business, WBS Professor David Elmes joined WBS in 2008

Max Frank Senior Manager of

Sustainability Solutions, CapGemini Invent UK and WBS Full-time MBA Alum Max Frank works with a variety of major clients across

Tiered Lecture Theatre Ground Floor, Scarman Many of us will have worked hard to incorporate sustainability theory and practice into our teaching and curricula over the last few years. However, sustainability is increasingly facing a more complicated world as international conflict and economic recession take on a growing importance. In this discussion, we will talk about what we can do to keep a sustained focus on sustainability in a challenging global economy.

over a decade at Warwick Business School, Cranfield University and at the Australian Graduate School of Management. She provides customised education and consulting to leading organisations such as Pfizer, Roche, Sport England, Nestlé, Turkish Airlines, the Financial Conduct Authority, Mott Macdonald and SAS Software. Her research on better customer insight, customer value and sustainability has been published in Harvard Business Review as well as in leading academic journals including Journal of Marketing, Journal of Retailing, Journal of the American Statistical Association, Psychology and Marketing, Industrial Marketing Management, Journal of Service Research, Journal of Product Innovation Management, Journal of Business Research, and Technological Forecasting and Social Change.

Education (THE), he oversees a team that generates university rankings and related data products. Prior to this role, Duncan led Teradata’s data science team in Europe and Asia, where he was responsible for developing analytical solutions across a number of industries, including warranty and root-cause analysis in manufacturing and social network analysis in telecommunications. In 2019, Duncan launched the THE Impact Rankings, evaluating universities’ commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

as Academic Director for the Warwick Global Energy MBA after more than 20 years working in the energy and management consulting industries. David has held senior Vice President roles at both CapGemini and Schlumberger. David is now the Course Director for the WBS Masters in Management. He leads the WBS Global Energy Research Network and works on a number of externally funded research programmes. His interests lie in how the structure of the energy industry around the world is changing, which new business models are achieving success, and how management practices are evolving to meet the challenges of supplying affordable, sustainable energy.

consumer goods, technology, automotive, energy and infrastructure. He and his team enable large organisations to assess and reduce their carbon footprints across scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions - from a broad organisational standpoint and via specific verticals such as sustainable IT, net-zero strategy and supply chain. He leverages technology to generate tailored solutions to these pressing issues and implement solutions to ensure they stick. Through prior experience in consultative sales and partnership development, Max leveraged technology to enable clients across construction, architecture/ engineering, infrastructure, and real estate to increase efficiency and develop sustainability and net-zero initiatives. This background instilled in him a sharp focus on the momentum that global business must have toward net-zero, as well as an acute ability to analyse the needs, pain points and emotions involved in fostering successful partnerships.

Day two

Thursday 27 October

Tour of the WBS building with Dr Ashley Roberts Online booking necessary; limited spaces available

8.15am - 9am 9am - 9.30am

Meet in Scarman Lobby

5pm - 6pm

Free time

Arrival and coffee

Scarman Lobby

6pm - 6.45pm

Travel to the British Motor Museum

Meet outside Scarman/WBS

Utilise the PIM website to your advantage PIM Current Members Committee

Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman

9.30am - 10am

6.45pm - 7.30pm

Private Museum viewing, networking and drinks reception

British Motor Museum, CV35 0BJ

7.30pm - 10pm Formal dinner 10pm - 10.30pm

10am - 10.30am

PIM Chairs Session – The Future of PIM Post-Pandemic, PIM Chairs

Return to Warwick campus

10.30am - 11.30am

Coffee break/ Marketplace

Scarman Lobby

Dress code: Smart casual Refreshments are available throughout the day at Scarman Lobby

Keynote Address with Q&A: Getting Serious About the Climate Crisis: How Can Universities be Part of the Solution? Celia Partridge, Assistant Director, Partnerships and Strategic Insight, Universities UK International

Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman

11.30am - 12.30pm

12.30pm - 1.30pm

Lunch

Scarman Lakeview Restaurant Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman

Warwick: Smart and Local Professor of Practice David Elmes, WBS

1.30pm - 2.15pm

Campus Sustainability Tour, please wear suitable footwear

2.15pm - 3pm 3pm - 3.30pm

Warwick campus Scarman Lobby

Coffee break

Interactive Workshop Breakout Session - online booking form to be provided to indicate your preferences, limited numbers for each session

Session A, Thinking Creatively about Sustainable Business Dr Piers Ibbotson, WBS Shoes cannot be worn in the Create Space Session B, Managing Sustainable Energy Transitions Simulation Professor Michael Bradshaw, WBS

3.003 Create Space, WBS Meet in Scarman Lobby

3.30pm - 5pm

Space 43, First Floor, Scarman

Session C, Sustainable Customer Behaviour Professor Hugh Wilson, WBS

Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman

Speakers and sessions

Talk and Campus Sustainability Tour: Warwick – Smart and Local 1.30pm – 3pm Tiered Lecture Theatre Ground Floor, Scarman Many of the sustainability solutions that we hear about tend to be big projects undertaken by other people – large hydrogen developments, or big wind farms – but at Warwick we aim to reduce consumption and become more efficient using local solutions. This has implications for business, shifting from the supply side of energy and putting resources into a more diffused and fragmented industry structure of local providers. During this tour, you’ll be able to hear more about community-based energy systems and Warwick’s work in this area, and see some of this in action.

Celia Partridge Assistant Director, Partnerships and Strategic Insight, Universities UK International Celia Partridge’s career spans more than 20 years, beginning as International & Awards Officer at the Royal College of Music. She subsequently moved to the UK Council for International Student Affairs

Keynote address Getting Serious About the Climate Crisis: How Can Universities be Part of the Solution? 11am – 12.30pm

(UKCISA), where she led on the Prime Minister’s Initiative for International Education, leading projects that developed and enhanced the international student experience. Her private sector experience includes managing Barclays’ UK-wide flagship community investment programme on financial capability for young people. As a consultant, her work has included strategic reviews, programme development, and sustainability strategy for a range of charities and private enterprises. She joined Universities UK International (UUKi) in 2017, where she leads on strategic partnerships, including contract delivery, as well as insight, member engagement and climate change.

Tiered Lecture Theatre Ground Floor, Scarman

Interactive workshop breakout sessions 3.30pm – 5pm

Session A Thinking Creatively about Sustainable Business 3.003 Create Space, WBS Building sustainable business requires a

Piers Ibbotson Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, WBS Dr Piers Ibbotson is interested in what the performing arts can teach

Session B Managing Sustainable Energy Transitions Simulation Space 43, Scarman This interactive session will explore challenges associated with transforming the global energy system to meet the Paris Agreement. After a short introduction, you will be working in groups using the En-Roads Climate Solutions Simulator to produce your own energy scenario and answer a set of questions. Each group will then present their findings, providing the basis for a discussion of the challenges associated with managing sustainable energy transitions. Preparation An online Task Guide should be read and acted on (visit the En-Road website and watch a short video) ahead of the session.

Michael Bradshaw Professor of Global Energy, WBS Professor Michael Bradshaw’s works at the interface between economic and political geography,

transformation of the way we think, work and act. This session is an opportunity to think creatively about the challenges of building a sustainable future. The workshop will take place in Warwick Business School’s purpose-built drama studio (3.003 Create Space) where we will use techniques and approaches from the creative arts to explore strategies for bringing about change. We will reflect on the blocks and barriers that we experience as individuals and in our organisations when attempting to bring about a sustainable future, and we’ll learn techniques that will enable us to reframe these resistances as creative opportunities. We will experience the way in which artists use the constraints they encounter to stimulate creative thinking and develop innovative solutions to complex problems. The session will draw on the work of Brazilian theatre director Augusto Boal who pioneered a sophisticated process for applying artistic methods to solving real world problems.

us about the moment-to-moment management of ourselves and others in the workplace. He teaches on the Distance Learning MBA, Executive MBA and Executive Education Leadership Diploma for WBS. His particular interests are in creative leadership, leading for innovation, and small group interactions. In 1996, he set up his own training and development consultancy and became a regular contributor to senior management programmes in the UK and around the world, introducing leaders and senior managers to concepts and techniques from the creative arts. He was a regular contributor to courses at London Business School, Saïd Business School, Copenhagen Business School, Hult/Ashridge, University of Aarhus, and the Banff Centre, Canada, before joining the University of Warwick in 2015. Prior to this, Piers had a successful career in the performing arts and was an actor and Assistant Director with the Royal Shakespeare Company.

business and management, and international relations. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (and past Vice President) and a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. Michael’s research on the geopolitical economy of global energy has examined: the role of foreign investment in Russia’s oil and gas industry (with a focus on Sakhalin); global energy dilemmas and the interrelationship between energy security climate change and economic globalisation; and the challenges to the UK’s gas security. He is the academic lead for the University’s Global Research Priority on Energy. Michael is currently involved in a five-year programme of research on the UK’s energy transition in a global context for the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC 4), and is monitoring and assessing the UK shale gas landscape as part of a four-year NERC/ ESRC research programme on Unconventional Hydrocarbons in the UK Energy System.

Day three

Friday 28 October

Session C Sustainable Customer Behaviour Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman Every organisation has social and environmental sustainability objectives nowadays – from corporates and NGOs to public sector bodies and business schools. And some of that is about putting our own house in order, as the walking tour before this session will show. But to achieve our objectives we also need the help of our ‘customers’ (from students to faculty!) If we develop a great sustainable product, for example, we need our customers to buy it, and use it correctly. Based on Warwick’s research with firms such as Unilever, this workshop will show you a simple framework for nudging customer behaviour, and give you a chance to try brainstorming in groups on a behaviour- change challenge you’re interested in.

Hugh Wilson Professor of Marketing, WBS

9am - 9.30am

Arrival and coffee

Scarman Lobby

Tiered Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Scarman

9.30am - 11am

PIM Business Meeting, PIM Chairs

Hugh Wilson is Professor of Marketing at WBS. After degrees in mathematics at Oxford and computer science at Cambridge, he spent some years in the tech industry with IBM and Xerox, among others. He now teaches and researches on sustainability marketing, B2B relationships and customer experience management, and works on these issues with companies such as

11am - 12pm

Travel to Stratford-upon-Avon

Meet outside Scarman/WBS

RSC Rooftop Restaurant, CV37 6BB

12pm - 1.30pm

Afternoon Tea lunch at Royal Shakespeare Company

Unilever, Nestlé, Pfizer and Mercedes Benz. Hugh writes for top marketing journals such as Journal of Marketing and Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science. He writes equally for practitioners, contributing regularly to Harvard Business Review. His books include the bestseller, Marketing Plans. Hugh initiated a carbon programme in his former university Cranfield, which has reduced the university’s emissions by 40% so far. He co-chairs WBS’s sustainability working group. He and his colleagues ran a session in the COP26 official programme on achieving sustainable system transformations. He is listed in the Chartered Institute of Marketing’s “Guru Gallery” of “50 leading marketing thinkers alive in the world today”, alongside such names as Bill Gates. He has also been honoured by Tim Berners-Lee as one of the hundred “Internet Decade” individuals who had most influenced the development of e-commerce.

Shakespeare’s Stratford Walking Tour, please wear suitable footwear

1.30pm - 2.30pm

Stratford Town Centre

2.30pm - 4pm

Free time in Stratford

Stratford Town Centre

Meet outside the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC)

4pm - 5pm

Travel to Warwick campus

5pm - 6pm 6pm - 7pm

Free time

Travel to Hagley Hall

Meet outside Scarman/WBS

7pm - 7.45pm 8pm - 10pm 10pm - 10.45pm

Drinks reception

Gala dinner

Hagley Hall, DY9 9LG

Return to Warwick campus

Daytime dress code: Casual and comfortable Evening dress code: Semi-formal

Hagley Hall

Day four

Saturday 29 October

Speakers and sessions

8.30am - 9am 9am - 1pm*

Board the coach

Meet outside Scarman/WBS

Travel to London - WBS at The Shard

1pm - 2pm

Lunch at The Shard with WBS alum and founder of Treeapp, Godefroy Harito

The Shard

Godefroy Harito Godefroy Harito is a French-Greek serial entrepreneur with a BSc Management degree from WBS. At 22, he launched his first business in the fintech space which then got acquired by a major US player. Two years later, he started his second business, Treeapp, with two colleagues from university. Listed in the Forbes 30 under 30, Godefroy has built his network in the sustainability space and is passionate

Daytime dress code: Smart casual *Subject to travel. Please note return transport to Warwick is not provided

about the use of technology to solve challenges related to climate change. Treeapp is a global tree planting organisation. Based in London, Treeapp has planted millions of trees across the globe since its launch. The organisation grew planting sites in South America, Africa, Asia and Europe. From the coasts of Indonesia to the northern Peruvian mountains, the goal of Treeapp is to have an environmental and socio-economic impact in all its activities. Treeapp is an accredited B-Corp and has open-sourced online all of its planting sites perimeters, ensuring an even greater transparency on its local impact. As individuals, the WBS PIM Conference team and our wider team are all using Treeapp to plant a tree each day. Read more here: W wbs.ac.uk/news/saving-the-planet-for-free-tree-by-tree

Sustainability statements

Warwick Conferences “Sustainability is important to us, and we understand it’s important to you too. We work to reduce, recycle and reuse to create a sustainable lifecycle. The goal is to reduce any negative impact our business may have on the environment. We work hard to meet the standards set out by many industry bodies, including Green Tourism - the world’s largest sustainable certification programme. These accreditations cover waste management, recycling, energy and water conservation and much, much more. It’s about adopting a smart, sustainable outlook from top to bottom.” W warwick.ac.uk/services/conferences/ aboutus/sustainability

Coombe Abbey “Coombe Abbey is committed to its social responsibility in the hotel industry and is working to reduce the hotel’s environmental impact. We take our responsibilities seriously and actively evaluate and implement practices where possible to reduce our impact.” W coombeabbey.com/working- responsibility Landflight “Landflight have always looked to reduce their emissions to help combat air pollution. They have recently invested £2.3 million to upgrade their entire fleet to comply with the latest Euro 6 emission standards. This latest investment in ultra-low emission travel is further proof of their commitment to the community and the environment. Landflight are proud to be growing their fleet and helping make the West Midlands more environmentally friendly.”

British Motor Museum “The British Motor Museum is committed to continually improving its environmental performance and is working hard towards a more sustainable future. Our Silver ECOsmart accreditation adds credibility to our sustainability initiatives so far. It is awarded to venues who have taken steps to achieve a wide range of eco-focussed actions and can demonstrate an eco-friendly service approach in five key areas: Energy & Water Conservation, Waste Management & Recycling, Rooms & Facilities, Food & Beverage and Corporate & Social Responsibility.” W britishmotormuseum.co.uk/ conferences/blog/greener-conferences

Royal Shakespeare Company “We recognise that our activities have an impact on the environment in terms of use of raw materials, energy and waste generation. This policy explains what we are doing to minimise our environmental impact and work in a more sustainable way.” W rsc.org.uk/about-us/environmental- responsibility

Hagley Hall “Hagley Hall and Estate is a family-owned Grade I listed Historic House, built in 1760 in Hagley, Worcestershire. Whilst its age predates sustainability initiatives, we are committed to reducing our impact on the environment today. This includes a sustainability plan focusing on Energy, Waste & Recycling, Local Area & Community, Supplies and Food & Drink” W warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/wbs/teaching/ masters/pimconference2022/ sustainability_2022.pdf

Eden “Eden Caterers are committed to following, improving and promoting good sustainability practices throughout our activities. All business decisions, including those relating to strategic development, will be taken with consideration given to balancing the economic needs of the company with an enduring responsibility to the quality of our global environment and the social wellbeing of all those with whom we engage. Eden have been awarded a 3 Star Food Made Good Rating from the Sustainable Restaurant Association. We are very proud to have received the highest rating in their three pillars of sustainability: Sourcing, Society and Environment.” W edencaterers.london/about-us

PIM Committee

Participants

PIM Chairs Three Chairpersons are nominated by PIM members. Each Chair is elected for three years by a majority vote, with one Chairperson retiring each year. In order to secure representation of all the different geographical stakeholders, there are three chairs representing the three PIM regions: The Americas Region; the Europe, Middle East and Africa Region; and the Asia and Asia Pacific Region.

Chris Tsang Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Chair of Asia and Asia Pacific

Başak Yalman Koc University PIM Coordinator

Argentina Alex Markman Director of International Programs Universidad Torcuato Di Tella E alexm@utdt.edu

Australia Olivia Lang

Australia Tracey Love International Development Coordinator UNSW Sydney E tracey.love@unsw.edu.au

Austria Anna Rösch Program Manager International Teaching WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business) E anna.roesch@wu.ac.at

Acting Director, Programs Melbourne Business School E o.lang@mbs.edu

The Coordinator is nominated by the Chairs and is in charge of managing the communication activities of the network, coordinating with the Annual Conference organisation, and securing organisational support for the Chairs and the Members. The Coordinator is also responsible for running the Association’s Secretariat.

Charles (Michael) Stepanek UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School Chair of The Americas

Austria Edith Littich Dean for International Affairs WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business) E elittich@wu.ac.at

Belgium Maureen Gillet Head of International Office Louvain School of Management, University of Louvain E maureen.gillet@uclouvain.be

Brazil Felipe Mohamad Geraldo Incoming Exchange Coordinator - Undergraduate Program FGV EAESP E felipe.geraldo@fgv.br

Brazil Julia von Maltzan Pacheco Associate Dean for Global Affairs FGV EAESP E julia.pacheco@fgv.br

Jacek Prokop SGH Warsaw School of Economics Chair of Europe, Middle East and Africa

Canada Stephanie Brooks Chief Administrative Officer Ivey Business School,

Canada Beatrix Dart Professor for Strategic Management, Academic Director, Global and Experiential Learning Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto E beatrix.dart@rotman.utoronto.ca

Canada Alina Yukhymets

Canada Dharm Joshi

Chile José Tessada Dean, Business School Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile E jtessada@uc.cl

Chile Monique Delaveau

Costa Rica Alexandra Esquivel Director of International Programs INCAE Business School E alexandra.esquivel@incae.edu

Czech Republic Dana Brazdova Head of International Office Prague University of Economics and Business E dana.brazdova@vse.cz

Manager, Global Learning Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia E alina.yukhymets@sauder.ubc.ca

Director, Master’s Programs Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia E dharm.joshi@sauder.ubc.ca

International Coordinator - MBA Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile E mdelaveau@uc.cl

Western University E sbrooks@ivey.ca

Canada Ann Welsh Associate Director, International Relations Schulich School of Business, York University E awelsh@schulich.yorku.ca

Canada Lindsay Hillcoat Executive Director, Student Services International Relations Schulich School of Business, York University E hillcoat@schulich.yorku.ca

Canada Angela James Director, Centre for

Canada Kerri Regan

Denmark Mette Kloch Senior Advisor, CBS International Office Copenhagen Business School E mekl.stu@cbs.dk

Denmark Wilbert van der Meer

Finland Saila Kurtbay Head of International Affairs Aalto University School of Business E saila.kurtbay@aalto.fi

Finland Sanna Huovinen-Kiuru

Director of Smith’s Master of International Business program Smith School of Business, Queen’s University E kerri.regan@queensu.ca

Head of Education & Quality Copenhagen Business School E wm.stu@cbs.dk

Manager, Outgoing Exchange Program Aalto University School of Business E sanna.huovinen-kiuru@aalto.fi

International Management Smith School of Business, Queen’s University E angela.james@queensu.ca

Finland Tomas Falk Associate Dean of

France Iris Ritter Director, International Office HEC Paris E ritter@hec.fr

Germany Diana Hehle Director International Relations Center University of Cologne E diana.hehle@uni-koeln.de

Germany Felix Beideck Manager International Cooperation and Communication University of Cologne E felix.beideck@uni-koeln.de

India Asma Mohajir International Exchange Coordinator Indian School of Business E Asma_Mohajir@isb.edu

India Shiv Kumar Director of Student Engagement & Applied Learning

Ireland Orlaith McGourty International Student Coordinator University College Dublin College of Business E Orlaith.McGourty@ucd.ie

Israel Ofri Myersdorf Student Exchange & International Cooperation Manager Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University E myofri@tauex.tau.ac.il

Teaching and Education Aalto University School of Business E tomas.falk@aalto.fi

Indian School of Business E shiv_kumar@isb.edu

Hong Kong Seen Meng Chew Associate Dean for External Engagement CUHK Business School E smchew@cuhk.edu.hk

Hong Kong Chris Tsang Head (School Development) / MSc Program Director HKUST Business School E Chris.Tsang@ust.hk

Hungary Anita Dávidné Szöllősi PIM Coordinator and CEMS Program Manager Corvinus University of Budapest E anita.szollosi@uni-corvinus.hu

Hungary Péter Fehér Vice-President for International Relations

Israel Shai Danziger

Italy Angelo Attardo Head of Study Abroad Bocconi University E angelo.attardo@unibocconi.it

Italy Laura Calvi Deputy Director, International Relations Bocconi University E laura.calvi@unibocconi.it

Italy Simone Consonni MBA Exchange Coordinator

Assistant Dean of International Affairs Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University E shaid@tauex.tau.ac.il

SDA Bocconi School of Management E simone.consonni@sdabocconi.it

Corvinus University of Budapest E peter.feher@uni-corvinus.hu

Japan Kenji Yokoyama

Japan Kyoko Hayakawa Managing Director, NUCB Business School Nagoya University of Commerce and Business E h_kyoko@gsm.nucba.ac.jp

Korea Ji Eun Lee Program Manager KAIST College of Business E jelee@kaist.ac.kr

Korea Miyoung Choi Director of External Affairs Center KAIST College of Business E mychoi@kaist.ac.kr

Poland Jacek Prokop Vice-rector for International

Poland Katarzyna Kacperczyk Director of International Centre SGH Warsaw School of Economics E kkacpe@sgh.waw.pl

Portugal Rita Maria Ferreira Duarte de Campos e Cunha Deputy Dean Nova School of Business and Economics E rita.cunha@novasbe.pt

Portugal Victoria Winter

Dean, External Relations, NUCB Business School Nagoya University of Commerce and Business E kenji_yokoyama@gsm.nucba.ac.jp

Executive Director External Relations Nova School of Business and Economics E victoria.winter@novasbe.pt

Relations and PIM Chair of the Europe, Middle East and Africa Region SGH Warsaw School of Economics E jacek.prokop@sgh.waw.pl

Mexico Rodrigo Osuna

Mexico Ileana Jinich Mekler Director, International Office ITAM E ileana.jinich@itam.mx

Norway Astrid Foldal Head of Section for International Relations NHH Norwegian School of Economics E astrid.foldal@nhh.no

Norway Stig Tenold Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, Professor NHH Norwegian School of Economics E stig.tenold@nhh.no

Singapore Elaine Tan Assistant Director, External Relations, Graduate Studies Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University E elaine.tan@ntu.edu.sg

Singapore Fathima Muhsina Assistant Manager, Academic and Student Support National University of Singapore Business School E muhsina@nus.edu.sg

South Africa Thabang Mokoteli

Spain Antonia Maria Serra Seguira Director, International Academic Relations Esade Business School E viajes_esade@viajeseci.es

International Strategic Initiatives Coordinator EGADE Business School, Monterrey Institute of Technology E rodrigo.osuna@tec.mx

Associate Professor: Finance & Accounting; MBA Director Wits Business School E Thabang.Mokoaleli-Mokoteli@ wits.ac.za

Spain Paula Niembro Martin Program Manager Esade Business School E viajes_esade@viajeseci.es

Sweden Anna Sandell Project Manager, International Collaborations Stockholm School of Economics E anna.sandell@hhs.se

Sweden Salam Zandi Head of International Collaboration Stockholm School of Economics E salam.zandi@hhs.se

Switzerland Andreas Wittmer Head of International Networks University of St.Gallen E andreas.wittmer@unisg.ch

Taiwan Yenn-Ru Chen Professor and Chair, Department of Finance National Chengchi University College of Commerce E yrchen@nccu.edu.tw

Thailand Peter Ractham Associate Dean for Research

Thailand Sathaporn Opasanon

The Netherlands Lida Dimitriou Associate Director Rotterdam School of Management,

Associate Dean for Administration Thammasat University Business School E opasanon@gmail.com

and International Affairs Thammasat University Business School E peter@tbs.tu.ac.th

Erasmus University E ldimitriou@rsm.nl

Switzerland Maria Bader

Taiwan Cherry Huang Senior Manager National Chengchi University College of Commerce E crhuang@nccu.edu.tw

Taiwan Christine Be Senior Director National Chengchi University College of Commerce E christine.nccu@gmail.com

Taiwan Shari Shang Associate Dean National Chengchi University College of Commerce E sshang@nccu.edu.tw

The Netherlands Linda de Vries Head, International Office Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University E Lvries@rsm.nl

The Netherlands Michel Lander Dean of Education Rotterdam School of Management,

The Netherlands Stephanie Frazier MBA Content Planner & Exchange Coordinator Rotterdam School of Management,

Turkey Başak Yalman

Director, Professional Masters Programs and PIM Coordinator Koç University Graduate School of Business E byalman@ku.edu.tr

Programme Manager University of St.Gallen E maria.bader@unisg.ch

Erasmus University E mlander@rsm.nl

Erasmus University E sfrazier@rsm.nl

United Kingdom Jasdeep Dhanda Programme Manager London School of Economics and Political Science E j.dhanda@lse.ac.uk

United Kingdom Maxine Westley-Lowe Programme Administrator London School of Economics and Political Science E m.westley-lowe@lse.ac.uk

United States Caitlin O’Donnell

United States Annie Floyd Director, International Programs Office Fuqua School of Business, Duke University E annie.floyd@duke.edu

United States Debbie Kraus Senior Director, Global Experience Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University E d-kraus@kellogg.northwestern. edu

United States Debbie Carney Senior Program Coordinator: MBA Exchange Programs McCombs School of Business, University of Texas at Austin E debbie.carney@mccombs. utexas.edu

United States Gretchen Spreitzer Associate Dean, Engaged Learning and Professional Development Ross School of Business, University of Michigan E spreitze@umich.edu

United States Jessica Oldford Managing Director, Global Initiatives Ross School of Business, University of Michigan E joldford@umich.edu

Senior Associate Director Columbia Business School E cmo2129@gsb.columbia.edu

United States Jessica Mandel Senior Associate Director, Student Life University of Chicago Booth School of Business E jessica.mandel@chicagobooth. edu

United States Harriet Ruskin Director, International and Dual Degree Programs Goizueta Business School, Emory University E harriet.ruskin@emory.edu

United States Megha Madan

United States Emily Stern Director of Student Services & Global Programs Kelley School of Business, Indiana University E emistern@indiana.edu

United States Annie Reagan Associate Director, Global Academic Experience Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University E anne.reagan@kellogg. northwestern.edu

United States Charles (Michael) Stepanek Managing Director, MBA Programs and PIM Chair of the Americas Region UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School E michael_stepanek@unc.edu

United States Patricia Collins Associate Director, MBA Global Programs UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School E patricia_collins@kenan-flagler. unc.edu

Associate Director, Goizueta Global Strategy and Initiatives Goizueta Business School, Emory University E megha.madan@emory.edu

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