New Faculty & Visiting Professors

New Faculty & Visiting Professors ESADE Business School 2011-2012

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Alfons Sauquet DEAN OF ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL

I am pleased to announce several recent faculty appointments at ESADE Business School. Since September 2011, seven new international faculty members from a variety of backgrounds and fields of expertise have joined the school.

In addition, five visiting professors are staying with us for the current academic year. These faculty members bring to our community a devotion to scholarship and academic life in general. Their appointment is testimony to ESADE’s commitment to excellence in both research and teaching.

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New Faculty

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Alex Makarevich

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Paola M. Madini

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Daniela Noethen

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Juan Rovira

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Pablo Triana

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Carolina Villegas

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Ivanka Visnjic

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Visiting Professors

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Ruth V. Aguilera

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John Dencker

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Eero O. Kasanen

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James J. McGonigle

New Faculty ESADE Business School 2011-2012

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NEW FACULTY ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > PhD in Economic Sociology. Stanford University > MPhil in Sociology. Oxford University > MSc in Sociology. London School of Economics Interest areas > Inter- and intra-organisational networks > Organisational behaviour and theory > Corporate entrepreneurship > Venture capital industry

Alex Makarevich ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF PEOPLE MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATION BARCELONA-SANT CUGAT CAMPUS

About him Alex Makarevich is an Assistant Professor in the Department of People Management and Organisation. He holds a Ph.D. in Economic Sociology from Stanford University, a M.Phil. from Oxford University, and a M.Sc. from the London School of Economics.

Alex studies how network embeddedness affects organizational performance.

Previously, Alex studied corporate entrepreneurship at multinational companies. That research covered a number of topics, ranging from the use of knowledge networks in support of corporate ventures to organizational environment within the parent company, and resulted in a series of papers published by the KnowledgeSource research centre.

Alex is an ad hoc reviewer for the Academy of Management Journal and the American Sociological Review. He has presented his work at the annual meetings of the Academy of Management, the American Sociological Association, and the Strategic Management Society.

His current research explores how inter-organizational ties interact with the industry environment to shape organizational outcomes in the U.S. venture capital market.

This work integrates insights from networks literature and organizational ecology to arrive at a more accurate account of organizational performance and advance theoretical integration of the two research streams. Papers originating from this research examine how firms’ market niche and pattern of alliances interact to affect firms’ survival chances and the relationship between organizations’ network centrality, status, and survival in the market.

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2 Paola M. Madini ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL BARCELONA-SANT CUGAT CAMPUS

NEW FACULTY ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > PhD in Business Administration and Management.

Università Bocconi > Master of Science in Accounting and Management Control.

Università Bocconi Interest Areas > Management Control Systems (MCS) Design > Organisational and Behavioural Aspects of MCS > Budgeting > Performance Measurement and Evaluation > MCS and Inter-organisational Relationships About her Paola holds a PhD in Business Administration and Management (Università Bocconi, Italy) and a Master in Accounting and Management Control (Università Bocconi, Italy). She is part of the ACFAI Accounting Group at SDA Bocconi School of Management.

She has been Visiting PhD Candidate at RSM, Erasmus University (The Netherlands). She is currently Assistant Professor in the Department of Financial Management and Control at ESADE. Paola believes that accounting research into companies’ management control systems (MCS) design and use can help understand managers’ behaviours and outcomes. Her research focuses on the determinants and the behavioural outcomes of companies’ top-down bottom-up budget process procedures. Her current cross-sectional field research shows that companies use a variety of budget process procedures made up of combinations of design elements, and that their procedural choice significatively depends on internal rather than external factors. Her recent case study also found that managers’ behaviour

during budget negotiations, seen as resistance to changing the budget proposal, is influenced by factors related to the characteristics of the company budget process procedure. Her ongoing research examines the determinants of budget process procedure modifications and the effects of design choices on companies’ budget process efficiency.

Paola is a member of the European Accounting Association. Her working papers have been selected for discussion in international conferences. She has been involved in international research projects on MCS in inter-organisational relationships, funded by the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), and on the Integrative Finance Organization, funded by IBM. She has also served as organisational committee member for the international conference “Sustaining Organizational Combinations”, sponsored

by Accounting, Organizations and Society (Università Bocconi, Italy, 2005).

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NEW FACULTY ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > PhD in Business Administration.

Jacobs University Bremen - Germany > Bachelor and Master in Psychology.

University of Bonn - Germany Interest areas > Knowledge transfer in work teams > Implications of the aging workforce for organisational behaviour > Intergenerational learning

Daniela Noethen ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF PEOPLE MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATION BARCELONA-SANT CUGAT CAMPUS

About her Daniela Noethen recently completed her PhD in Business Administration (Jacobs University Bremen, Germany) and holds a Diploma in Psychology (University of Bonn, Germany, equivalent to bachelor plus master). She previously spent a year studying Psychology at the University of British Columbia (Canada).

She has joined ESADE as a Assistant Professor in the Department of People Management and Organisation.

Daniela Noethen believes that knowledge management becomes increasingly important in times of imminent demographic change, and that organisations must grasp the knowledge of large waves of retiring employees lest huge costs be incurred. Her dissertational research dealt with knowledge transfer in teams as one means of preventing knowledge loss.

The results of her research into predictors of knowledge transfer suggest that antecedents often differ in their influence depending on the transfer behaviour examined (sharing or seeking knowledge) and the level of analysis (individual or team) (under review in

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International Journal of Human Resource Management). In another study of intergenerational knowledge transfer, she found that there is only slightly more knowledge transfer from older to younger employees than without such an age difference between employees, and only slightly more knowledge transfer in age-diverse teams. This suggests that in order to protect retiring employees’ knowledge from being lost to the organisation, knowledge transfer must be supported more heavily.

For her future research, Daniela Noethen is interested in models for measuring knowledge transfer and knowledge loss, means of preventing knowledge loss other than knowledge transfer in teams, and catalysts and obstacles to intergenerational learning in organisations. She is convinced that multilevel approaches and longitudinal field studies will help to show the way to knowledge loss prevention.

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NEW FACULTY ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > Licenciado en Derecho. Universidad de Barcelona Interest areas > Developing human capital within organisations > People management and strategy implementation > Executive coaching

Juan Rovira ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF PEOPLE MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATION BARCELONA-SANT CUGAT CAMPUS

About him After twenty-eight years working for various multinationals, he joined the ESADE Department of People Management and Organisation as Lecturer in 2011.

He was the Founder and first Director of Universitas Telefónica, the Spanish telecom’s corporate university. In 2005 he led the team responsible for defining Campus Universitas Telefónica’s strategic model and design and implementing its launch. During his tenure as Director (20052010), Universitas Telefónica offered 17 programmes to more than 5,500 executives from the 23 countries where the company has a presence. From the outset, the focus of Universitas Telefónica’s academic programme concentrated on developing leadership as a key element to create a new corporate culture, communicate the company’s business strategy and encourage the exchange of ideas and practices between executives.

Professor Rovira joined Grupo Telefónica in 1997 as SubDirector General for Telefónica International’s Business Development Area. He participated in defining and implementing the company’s strategy for its expansion in specific Latin American and Caribbean countries. As a result of the latter, the Telefónica

Centroamérica joint venture was created, and mobile phone services were implemented in Guatemala and El Salvador.

In 1999, he participated as Head of Strategic Development in the international expansion of Atento, Grupo Telefónica’s call centre subsidiary. In 2001, he moved to Terra as Global Director of Human Resources from which he led the internet company’s restructuring and integration in Telefónica.

He was later named Sub-Director General for Telefónica in Catalonia.

Before joining Grupo Telefónica, he worked in the banking sector for fifteen years, first for BBVA and then Banco Santander, working in the international and transactional banking areas.

As Head of International Legal Services at BBVA, he was very active in the bank’s shares being traded in the leading markets around the world. Worth highlighting from his experience at Banco Santander are the design and development of e-banking and cash management services for companies.

Currently, he is Vice Chair for Iberia at the Oxford Leadership Academy and a member of its international faculty.

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5 Pablo Triana ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL MADRID CAMPUS

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NEW FACULTY ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > Master of Science. New York University > Master of Arts. American University > Bachelor of Science. Universidad Aut贸noma Interest Areas > Derivatives > Financial Risk Management > Bank Capital Regulation > International Finance - Macroeconomics > Education (business edu, general edu) About him

Pablo Triana pursued graduate studies at NYU Stern (statistics, derivatives, math finance) and American University (macro-micro, development econ, development banking, international finance) He has held several positions in the financial industry. His teaching experience includes IE Business School and Johns Hopkins University.

He has also authored scores of articles for practitioner-oriented publications, including The Financial Times (30 articles), BusinessWeek, Risk, and Yale Economic Review.

Pablo Triana has written three books. The Number That Killed Us (Wiley, 2011) analyzes the role of the Value at Risk model in unleashing the 2007-08 crisis.

Lecturing Birds On Flying (Wiley, 2009) discusses the effects that quantitative/theoretical models can have on real-life financial markets. Corporate Derivatives (Risk Books, 2006) deals with the use of derivatives by non-financial corporations.

Pablo Triana is contributing editor of Corporate Finance Review (edited by Thomson Reuters).

6 Carolina Villegas ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS BARCELONA-SANT CUGAT CAMPUS

NEW FACULTY ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > PhD in Economics. European University Institute > Master of Arts. University of Sussex > Licenciada en EconomĂ­a. Universidad de Cantabria Interest Areas > International Finance > Foreign Direct Investment > Productivity > Trade > Development About her Carolina Villegas Sanchez completed her PhD in Economics at the European University Institute, Florence, Italy. She also holds a Master in Development Economics (University of Sussex, UK). She is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at ESADE.

She has focused on the role of well developed local financial systems as a precondition for positive productivity spillovers derived from the presence of multinational companies.

Carolina has also been involved in policy work. She was a research fellow at the Universite Libre de Bruxelle, and conCarolina’s research focuses on ducted various internships international economics and at international organisafinance and, in particular, tions including the Euroon the evidence of financial pean Commission and the integration and growth.

International Monetary Fund. She is currently an She has conducted research on external short-term consultant at capital flows and convergence, the World Bank. the determinants of foreign direct invest-ment (FDI), as well as the durability of flexible exchange rate regimes. Following recent trends in the literature, she uses microlevel data (i.e. data at the firm level) to answer traditional macroeconomic questions.

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7 Ivanka Visnjic ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATION BARCELONA-SANT CUGAT CAMPUS

NEW FACULTY ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > Phd in Applied Economics. Catholic University of Leuven > Master of Business Economics. University of Novi Sad > Master of Advanced Business Studies. Catholic University of Leuven Interest areas > Service innovation > Business model innovation > Servitisation and complex service systems > New product development About her Ivanka completed her PhD degree (Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium). She holds a Master of Advanced Business Studies (Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium) and Master of Business and Economics (University of Novi Sad, Serbia). She is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Operations and Innovation Management at ESADE. Ivanka also holds a Visiting Academic position at Cambridge University, where she leads the Business Models project of the Cambridge Service Alliance, a cross-university platform dedicated to service management research.

Ivanka’s research lies at the intersection of innovation, operations management and entrepreneurship. Currently, she is focusing on the business model innovation that arises in the provision of complex services and product-service systems. Examples are the emergence of smart cities and the role of construction and facilitymanagement service providers, the transformation of infrastructure-strong ecosystems such as rail transport, energy and water utility, and the advent of instrumentalisation and IT service stra-

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tegies. During her PhD, she studied the tendency of durable equipment manufacturers to extend their business models towards the provision of related services and their evolution towards throughlife solutions.

Ivanka’s research is based on close collaboration with industry. Her current research at the Cambridge Service Alliance is conducted in partnership with IBM and BAE Systems and it involves the constant research interaction and consultation of a number of partners from the aforementioned sectors.

Her PhD was commissioned by C-level management of a global equipment manufacturer and has helped in shaping the firm’s service strategy. Prior to her academic career, Ivanka worked at McKinsey & Co, where she specialised in product innovation strategies in the pharmaceutical industry and participated in a number of projects for top pharmaceutical firms.

Visiting Professors ESADE Business School 2011-2012

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VISITING PROFESSORS ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > PhD in Sociology. Universitas Harvardiana > Master in Sociology. Universitas Harvardiana Interest areas > Comparative corporate governance > International business/global strategy > Cross-border merger and acquisitions > Corporate social responsibility

Ruth V. Aguilera VISITING PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS POLICY BARCELONAPEDRALBES CAMPUS

About her Ruth V. Aguilera is spending the gical Review, Global Strategy 2011-2012 academic year at ESAJournal, International Journal of DE Business School as a Visiting Human Resources, Journal of Professor. She is an Associate Business Ethics, Journal of IndusProfessor and the Fellow at the trial Relations, Journal of InterCenter for Professional Responnational Business Studies, Journal sibility in Business and Society of Organizational Behavior, Orgaat the College of Business at the nization Science and Organization University of Illinois at UrbanaStudies, as well as in several conChampaign. She also holds courference proceedings and numerous tesy appointments at the School book chapters. She is also the coof Labor and Employment Relaeditor with Michal Federowicz of tions, the College of Law and the the book Corporate Governance in Department of Sociology at a Changing Economic and Political Illinois. She received a Graduate Environment: Trajectories of Diploma in Business Analysis Institutional Change (Palgrave from the University of Lancaster, Macmillan, 2004). a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from the UniInternational Corporate versity of Barcelona, and Governance is at the core of M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Sociology from Corporate and Global Strategy Harvard University.

Prof. Aguilera’s research falls at the intersection of economic sociology and international business, specifically in the fields of comparative corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. Her research has been published in scholarly journals such as Academy of Management Review, British Journal of Industrial Relations, British Journal of Management, Business Ethics Quarterly, Corporate Governance: International Review, European Sociolo-

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She is an Associate Editor at Corporate Governance: An International Review, and is a member of the editorial boards of seven top journals in the fields of management and international business.

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VISITING PROFESSORS ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > PhD in Sociology. Universitas Harvardiana > Master in Sociology. Universitas Harvardiana Interest Areas > Corporate restructuring and employment relationships > Entrepreneurship and self-employment > Generational dynamics in the workforce > Mergers and acquisitions

John Dencker VISITING PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF PEOPLE MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATION BARCELONAPEDRALBES CAMPUS

About him John C. Dencker is spending t Human Resource Management, he 2011-2012 academic year Organization Science and Research at ESADE Business School in in Personnel and Human Resource Barcelona, Spain. He is an Management. He received the Associate Professor at the School IDEA Thought Leader Award from of Labor and Employment Relations at the University of Illinois at Current Challenges in employUrbana-Champaign. ment relationship dynamics He received his PhD and MA in Sociology from Harvard University, and his BA the Entrepreneurship Division of in Economics and US History the Academy of Management in from Northwestern University.

2010 for his research on public policy programmes designed to Professor Dencker’s research help the unemployed transition examines the effects of corporate to self-employment. He is on the restructuring, self-employment editorial board of Administrative public policy initiatives, mergers Science Quarterly. and acquisitions, and generational dynamics on the employment relationship. His research has been published in scholarly journals such as Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Review, Administrative Science Quarterly, American Sociological Review, Human Resource Management Review, Industrial Relations, International Journal of

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VISITING PROFESSORS ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > PhD in Sociology. Universitas Harvardiana > Master in Sociology. Universitas Harvardiana Interest areas > Corporate restructuring and employment relationships > Entrepreneurship and self-employment > Generational dynamics in the workforce > Mergers and acquisitions

Eero O. Kasanen VISITING PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL BARCELONAPEDRALBES CAMPUS

About him Eero Kasanen served as Rector of the Helsinki School of Economics for 14 years, then half a year as Dean of the Aalto University School of Economics. He is now on sabbatical, getting back to the world of research, and wondering what to do if he grows up.

Kasanen has served as the Chairman of the Eero Kasanen is enjoying the Board of Itella, the sabbatical at ESADE as it pronational mail company vides both excellent personal of Finland, and as a contacts and new institutional board member at several ties between ESADE and Aalto other companies.

As a result, he has has University. cultivated an experience and interest in issues such as governance, ethics, incentives and financial strategy.

His educational background includes degrees in mathematics and philosophy from the University of Turku, a degree in natural resource economics from the Turku School of Economics and a degree in managerial economics from Harvard Business School.

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In academic research, Kasanen has published on financial ethics, earnings management, real options, financial reporting, dynamics of natural resource utilisation and the history of mathematics. He is a member of the Finnish Academy of Science and Letters.

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VISITING PROFESSORS ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL 2011-2012

Academic training > Juris Doctor. Harvard Law School Interest Areas > Managment consulting > Managing high-growth companies > Business and information services industry > Public company leadership and governance

James J. McGonigle VISITING PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS POLICY BARCELONAPEDRALBES CAMPUS

About him Jay McGonigle is the former Chairman and CEO of the Corporate Executive Board Company (NASDAQ: EXBD). The company is a leading provider of best practices research and analysis focusing on corporate strategy, operations and general management issues to more than 5,200 of the world’s largest corporations. Mr. Mc Gonigle joined CEB in 1995 when it was a division of the privately held Advisory Board Co., before leading the company’s spin-out in 1997 and IPO in 1999. He served as Chairman and CEO until mid2005 and continued as Chairman until 1st January 2008.

Prior to joining CEB, Mr. Mc Gonigle was a consultant in the Financial Institutions Group at McKinsey & Company in New York. In his six years there, he served clients in the US, Belgium, Denmark and Australia in the financial services, telecommunications and information services industries.

In addition to his ongoing advisory work for CEB, Mr. McGonigle serves as the Lead Outside Director at FactSet Research Systems (NYSE: FDS), a provider of software and information to the financial services industry. Mr. McGonigle also serves as a board member and/or advisor to several private companies and non-profit organisations, and on the US State Department’s Advisory Committee on International Economic Policy.

In 2009, Mr. McGonigle became an adjunct professor at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, where he developed a new course called “Leading the Management Consulting Firm.” In 2011–2013 he is teaching at ESADE in Barcelona, Spain, as part of a faculty exchange through Georgetown University.

Mr. McGonigle holds a JD from Harvard Law School and a BA from the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University.

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