Delphine DION - French
Delphine DION - French
Teaching Professor, Marketing Department.
Ph.D. in Management Sciences, University of Rennes, France. Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France.
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Research areas: Luxury brand management and luxury retailing. The management of heritage brands and human brands, and service interactions in luxury stores and hotels. Sustainability in fashion and luxury.
Notable position: Academic Director for the Luxury Brand Management Major of the Global MBA.
Course theme: Managing Heritage and Human Brands.
Stefan GRÖSCHL - German
Stefan GRÖSCHL - German
Professor, Management Department.
Ph.D., Oxford Brookes University, UK. Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching in Higher Education, Oxford Brookes University, UK. MSc in International Hotel and Tourism Management, Oxford Brookes University, UK.
Research areas: Integration of organizational processes in hospitality industry (especially for disabled people).
Course theme: Diversity Management in Europe
Francesco MARCHI - Italian
Francesco MARCHI - Italian
Researcher, ESSEC IRENE (Institute for Research and Education on Negotiation).
Master in European Studies, Ecole doctorale of the Institut d’Etudes Politiques, Paris and a Laureate in Political Science and International Studies (Magna cum Laude) from the Faculty of Political Studies of Catania.
Research areas: Negotiation, European Union Politics and Comparative Politics.
Notable position: In charge of the trainings at the European Commission and of a research project on decision-making practices in the EU.
Course theme: Advanced Negotiation from a European Perspective.
Anne-Flore MAMAN - French
Anne-Flore MAMAN - French
Academic Director and external lecturer, ESSEC.
Ph.D. in Business Administration & Doctorat en Sciences de Gestion, ESSEC Business School. Advanced Master’s in Business Administration Research, ESSEC Business School. Advanced Master’s in Strategy and Management of International Business, ESSEC Business School. General Engineering Degree, Ecole Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr.
Research areas: Branding, Consumer Behaviour/Client-experience Design & Semiotics
Notable position: Academic Director, Master in Strategy & Management of International Business at ESSEC Business School
Course theme: Crafting the Luxury Client Experience
Simon NYECK - French
Simon NYECK - French
Teaching Professor, Marketing Department.
Ph.D., ESSEC Business School. Doctorate in Management, University of Paris IX – Dauphine. Postgraduate Degree in Management, University of Paris IX – Dauphine – ESSEC – HEC. ITP, IMD Lausanne.
Research areas: Luxury brand management, consumption and shopping attitudes towards luxury products. Male consumption and fashion.
Leisure and cultural activities.
Notable position: Director, Center of Excellence in Luxury, Arts and Culture. Chair Professor of Exceptional Savoir-faire Management
Course theme: Cultural Foundations of Luxury Brand Management: Identity, Consumer Experiences and Brand Value.
Estefania SANTACREU-VASUT - Spanish/French
Estefania SANTACREU-VASUT - Spanish/French
Associate Professor, Economics Department.
Ph.D., Economics, UC Berkeley, USA. M.Sc., Economics, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain.
Research areas: Interaction between language, culture and economics and implications for business, multinational companies and the labor
market. Institutional determinants of multinational organizations and technology transfers from a contemporaneous and historical perspective.
Course theme: European Business Economics.
CV: https://faculty.essec.edu/en/cv/en-santacreu-vasut-estefania/
Junko TAKAGI - Japanese
Junko TAKAGI - Japanese
Teaching Professor, Management Department.
Ph.D., Stanford University. AM, Stanford University. MA, University of British Columbia. BA, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.
Research areas: Social psychology: decision making and evaluation processes in small groups, gender and ethnicity, issues of legitimacy, methodology.
Notable position: Chair Professor of Leadership & Diversity.
Course theme: Intercultural Management – European Focus.
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