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It includes research related to financial planning, risk management, asset valuation, transparency of financial information and other related topics.
Track Chair: Samuel Mongrut
Senior Lecturer in Finance
Universidad del Pacífico (Peru) and Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro (Mexico)
Track Chair: José Cauich García
Universidad Anáhuac Cancún
It seeks to attract research such as: the impact on people management due to technology, labor dynamics, analytics to measure people, corporate culture, leadership, cultural transformation and the challenges ahead.
Track Chair: Lucas Pujol-Cols
Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina
Track Chair: Mariela Golik
School of Business and Economics- Universidad Nacional de San Martín (UNSAM)
Research Professor at the School of Economics and Business- Director of the Diploma in Strategic Talent Management.
Research on business ethics and socially responsible behavior, self-regulation mechanisms and ethical culture in organizations. Includes corporate governance in LP’s strategic decisions. Includes: Successful cases in corporate sustainability; Training of future leaders for sustainable companies; Measuring the social impact of business programs, among others.
Track Chair: Julianna Ramírez
Director of Centrum Think, Director of the Research and Development Hub, Coordinator of the Center for Socially Responsible Leadership, Women and Equity, Centrum PUCP, Peru.
Track Chair: Lida Villa Castaño
Cooperative University of Colombia
It includes research on production models, business models and digital platforms used in entrepreneurship. Profiles of the new entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship ecosystems: incubators, co-working, etc. Impact of entrepreneurship on the dynamics of the economy, among others.
Track Chair: Maribel Ortiz
Regular Professor. Associate Professor
Ana G. Méndez University
Track Chair: Dr. Marta Péris Ortiz
Professor of University
Universitat Politècnica de València
Accepts research papers related to the effective application of project management, and the lessons learned and difficulties encountered.
Track Chair: Dr. Eduardo Durazo
Coordinator of the Master’s Program in Business Intelligence and Digital Transformation
CETYS University, Mexico
This track recognizes marketing as a fundamental pillar of connecting with customers and welcomes research that includes updating techniques in Market Research, consumer behavior, omni-channel strategies, customer experience, digital marketing and overall BI using Big Data, business analytics and others.
Track Chair: Guisell Larregui Candelaria
Professor – Academic Division of Business and Entrepreneurship
Ana G. Méndez University
Track Chair: Mónica Blanco Jiménez
Coordinator of the Doctorate in Management
Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León
It includes research on the adaptations of organizations to new global challenges that include redefining their purpose, business models, creation of shared value and new competitive strategies. Mergers and acquisitions as well as the emergence of disruptive competitors among other topics.
Track Chair: Carmen Padilla
Coordinador de Investigación y Movilidad Internacional FCSH
Directora de la Cámara de la Pequeña Industria del Guayas
Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral – ESPOL
Track Chair: Dr. Jairo Soria Gómez
Profesor CETYS Graduate School of Business
Accepts research related to innovation and its management, its adoption and diffusion, ecosystems (triple helix), technology transfer, etc. Proposals may relate to any aspect and stage of innovation.
Track Chair: Edgar Sansores Guerrero
Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Unidad Azcapotzalco, Research Professor, Mexico
Track Chair: Sandra Milena Palacio Lopez
Professor Associated Magíster
Universidad de Medellí, Colombia
It seeks research related to improving management education, topics such as: Integration of artificial intelligence in educational programs; Virtual and augmented reality in executive education
Immersive experiences with virtual and augmented reality in the classroom
Adaptive and personalized learning platforms, among others.
Track Chair: Sandra Mena
Associate Professor
Ana G. Méndez University
Track Chair: Claudia Patricia Alvarez
Research Professor
EGADE Business School, Tecnológico de Monterrey
The impact of technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, IoT and Cloud Computing on strategy and operation. Studies on technology adoption, business analytics, cognitive biases in systems-mediated decision making and the evolution of digital competencies are also welcome, as well as work that explores how these technologies drive new forms of value creation and collaboration.
Track Chair: Nicolás Núñez Morales
Investigador en Centro de Innovación de la Cadena de Valor
Centrum PUCP Business School
Track Chair: Carlos Guevara Medina
Academic Coordinator of the Digital Business and Management Career
Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología – UTEC, Peru
This track is intended for researchers who have case studies that offer students the opportunity to explore the real-world challenges that organizational founders or managers must overcome.
The impact of environmental sustainability and the circular economy has affected operations and supply chain management, leading to more complex systems. In this track we are looking for research that analyzes supply chain management in organizations.
Track Chair: Mario Chong
Univesidad del Pacífico, Vice-Dean of Innovation and Design Engineering, Peru
Track Chair: Rebeca Sánchez
Academic Coordinator MBA Double Degree and Triple Degree, CETYS University System
Contributions are sought regarding management practices and their organizations throughout the history of our ancestral cultures. Research that analyzes the role played by individuals in the continuity or disruption of past organizations.
We cordially invite students of doctoral programs to participate in the XXIII CLADEA Doctoral Colloquium, which will be held in person from September 29th 2025.
The CLADEA Doctoral Colloquium is a space where students of a doctoral program have the opportunity to present their proposals in order to obtain rigorous and detailed feedback from professors and researchers who are experts in different areas of research, generate relationships and contact with other students and colleagues, as well as enrich their study processes by discussing the problems, objectives, methods and results of their research.
By participating in this event, doctoral students will also be able to obtain guidelines on how to publish articles in prestigious journals, as well as academic publications. In addition, doctoral students and researchers will also have the opportunity to network at an international level with colleagues who have an affinity for similar topics.
To date, more than 20 editions of the CLADEA Doctoral Colloquium have been held in 19 different countries, distributed among Latin America, the United States and Spain.
The doctoral projects presented will not be included in the proceedings of the event.
The Academic Committee of the Doctoral Colloquium is formed by:
President of the Doctoral Colloquium
Universidad EAFIT
For more information contact pramos@cladea.org
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Congreso CLADEA – Sedes México y Estados Unidos
The Executive Headquarters of the Latin American Council of Business Schools CLADEA, within the framework of the organization of the International Congress to be held in Mexico and the United States of America, deems it necessary to clarify the following terms regarding immigration and travel logistics aspects for participants.
1. Individual responsibility in immigration procedures
1.1. CLADEA has no influence on or participation in the migration processes that each country requires for international entry or transit.
1.2. The participant accepts that he or she is solely responsible for managing the immigration procedures required for his or her travel, including, but not limited to:
Health or additional requirements imposed by local authorities
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