Subjects and Speakers
Each session’s topic seeks to promote an exchange of knowledge and
experiences amongst participants, and to inspire new lines of research
across borders.
The speakers are prestigious professors who have extensive teaching and
research experience and whose work has been widely published in their
respective fields. Sessions are structured around the presentation of
articles, case studies, and work of the speakers themselves, presenting
reviews of their work and the current state of issues involved.
*Sessions are conducted in English and require active participation of all attendees. Required readings are also in English.
For more details or questions, write to: iap.symposia@uam.es
Design Thinking and Innovation I & II
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Srikant Datar
Arthur Lowes Dickinson Professor
of Business Administration
Senior Associate Dean for University Affairs
Harvard Business School |
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Solving for Innovating: “Minimum Viable”
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Luis Perez-Breva
Director of the MIT Innovation Teams Program
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) |
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International Corporate Governance
and Corporate
Social Responsibility
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Ruth V. Aguilera
Darla and Frederick Brodsky Trustee Professor in Global Business; Distinguished Professor, International Business and Strategy
Northeastern University |
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Tesla and the Transformation of Industries
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Fernando Suarez
Jean C. Tempel Professor, Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Group Chair, Research and Tenure-Track Faculty
Northeastern University |
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Developing Mindsets for Innovative Problem-Solving
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Srikant Datar
Arthur Lowes Dickinson Professor
of Business Administration
Senior Associate Dean for University Affairs
Harvard Business School |
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Seven Strategy Questions
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Robert Simons
Charles M. Williams Professor of Business Administration
Harvard Business School |
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Institutions & Knowledge Accumulation
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Jeffrey L. Furman
Associate Professor, Strategy & Innovation Department
Questrom School of Business - Boston University |
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International Business
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Juan Alcacer
James J. Hill Professor of Business Administration
Harvard Business School |
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*Information is subject to change |
PROGRAM
