International Humanistic Management Association
protecting dignity – promoting well-being
National Associations affiliated with IHMA
I am an independent professional with many years of experience as a consultant and advisor for companies and organizations, in Corporate Social Responsibility and Human Resources.
I am specialized in the development of the CSR master plan strategy for companies. I advise on the process of integration the CSR plan into the organization. I also conduct Sustainability Reports, dialogue stakeholders panels, and ethics management.
Celeste Diaz Ferraro, a PhD candidate in management, organization studies and social thought at Penn State University, joined IHMA in 2017 to engage in a vibrant community bridging the divide between scholars and practitioners. Her research attempts to uncover ways business can be used as a tool to support human dignity, well-being and resilience, while her teaching and public engagement help individuals and communities leverage this knowledge for impact.
Dialoghi di Economia Civile ai tempi del Covid-19 è il ciclo di webinar organizzato dalla SEC Scuola di Economia Civile, in collaborazione con la nuova Scuola Cooperativa di Federcasse.
Dopo l’evento lancio “Tra vecchie e nuove regole per una nuova grammatica sociale” di sabato 18 aprile con Cristina Bicchieri, University of Pennsylvania e Luigino Bruni, Università LUMSA la serie intende trattare tutti i temi della responsabilità civile, dal lavoro alle istituzioni, dalla Read more [...]
Il Capitolo Italiano 2020
Il 31 di Gennaio 2020 ci sarà il primo meeting annuale via zoom del capitolo Italiano. Connettetevi per conoscerci e per essere aggiornati sui nostri progetti futuri.
Date: Friday, Gen 31, 2020
Time: 18:00 – 19:00 Roma time (GMT +1)
Location: https://zoom.us/j/5102359757
Agenda:
- Partnership con la Società Italiana di Management (SIMA)
- Update su Journal, Libro e Special Issue
- Partecipazione Euram/AoM
- Evento annuale/eventuale acceleratore
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Santiago Martínez is an academic entrepreneur. He is the CEO of Providentia, a small company that offers virtuous leadership training
Professor of Advertising and Audiovisual Communication. Dean of the Faculty of Communication at the International University of Catalonia (UIC Barcelona, Spain). Bachelor and Doctor in Communication, both grades with Extraordinary Prize. Postgraduate in “Production in Motion Pictures & Television” at the University of California – Los Angeles (UCLA). Director of the research group SEJ-396 “New advertising forms and new economy”. His lines of research are: New advertising; Advertising, education and values; and Social influence of audiovisual media. He has been Visiting researcher at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2009), University of La Sabana (Bogotá, 2010) and Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Milan, 2011). Author of more than one hundred thirty papers, chapters and books.
Dr. Carlos M. Moreno is professor at Ramon Llull University, Faculty of Psychology and Educational and Sports Sciences Blanquerna (Barcelona, Spain), teaching in the areas of Anthropology and Ethics Applied to Organizations. He is a member of the Psychology Department. He mainly works on ethics applied to organizations and corporations. He is ex-com of the Spanish Association of Ethics in Economy and Organisations (EBEN-Spain). He is a member of the European Business Ethics Network (EBEN), he is ex-editor of Noticias en Ética, Economía y Dirección (Newsletter of EBEN-Spain).
Pablo Ruiz-Palomino is a full-time Associate Professor in Business Administration at University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. He earned a Ph.D. in Business Administration at this same University in November, 2008, which was awarded the 1st Prize in the 2010 (IV) Edition of FORETICA-MSD for Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility Research (International Call). Since then, he has acted as visiting scholar in prestigious universities such as Bentley University, University of Arizona, IESE Business School, Alliant International University and University of Edinburgh, among others.
