Pro Vice Chancellor, Centre for Organisational Change and Agility, Torrens University Australia Greg Harper came to academia after a successful career in consulting. He is passionate about learning and development and leads a team of Deans and Program Directors in the Business and Hospitality Vertical as Pro Vice Chancellor with Torrens University. He is a highly experienced executive, leader, consultant and academic. Greg has held a number of senior executive positions in the public and private sectors: for example, Chief Executive of a large Queensland TAFE Institute, a Senior Executive in the Queensland Department of Education and Training, and CEO of a licensed club. Environment sustainability and social responsibility is his mantra and he offers support and guidance to a number of organisations looking to be a part of the B Corp Community. He is the research supervisor for PhD projects on leadership and currently exploring topics in Work Integrated Learning.
Assistant Professor, Radboud University "Bridging the inequality gap, one social network at a time." Gabriela is a social networks, multidisciplinary researcher. Her interest in social justice has led her to develop a research identity lying at the intersection of sociology, economics, business, gender issues, regulation, and sustainability. She has researched questions ranging from the adoption of environmental codes of conduct by financial institutions to the role of affirmative action programs in women's representation in top management. The multidisciplinary spirit of her research is best reflected in the journals where her work has been published which includes The Lancet, World Development, and PLoS One.
ATER en sociologie, Université d'Artois, docteur en sociologie, Université de Bourgogne – UBFC Gaëtan Mangin est docteur en sociologie de l'Université de Bourgogne. Ses travaux portent sur l'attachement à l'automobile, et plus largement sur l'expérience des mobilité à l'heure de la transition écologique. Il est actuellement enseignant-chercheur ATER à l'Université d'Artois.
Associate Professor of Evolutionary Developmental Biology, University of Florida Associate Professor of Evolutionary Developmental Biology at the Department of Biology, University of Florida. My research is focused on the evolution, development and regeneration of the vertebrate dentition and the development and patterning of skin appendages. My work primarily involves the study of fishes from sharks to pufferfish, for example we address how studying the continuously regenerative shark dentition may help our understanding of how all vertebrate dentitions develop and regenerate, including humans.
Professor of Sociology, Boston College I do sociology of religion, focused on Latin America. I'm interested in the 'lived religion' approach as a way to find alternative theoretical models to Secularization and Religious markets; since I think those models do not account for what's going on in the religious sphere.
