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Questions raised by artificial intelligence and digital technologies in management and organizational control
Consideration of the Sustainable Development Goals, which includes mobility, well-being at work, gender, diversity and inclusion
A fairer sharing of the wealth produced by work
New skills and new forms of work
Research at ESSEC is conducted with the ultimate goal of enriching public debate, reflection, and informed, appropriate and positive decision-making. The ESSEC Research Center (CERESSEC) has long been committed to promoting synergies between researchers and society as a whole, and the co-construction, co-production, sharing and promotion of original and solid scientific knowledge.
The first edition of the annual ESSEC Science & Society conference, co-organized by the ESSEC Research Center and the Council on Business and Society, focuses on the future of work.
Renowned academics, political decision-makers, local representatives, senior executives, professors, students, alumni, and citizens will meet to discuss the future of work and present their visions, their commitments, their initiatives, and their research.
Stijn Broecke
Senior Economist at the OECD in charge of the Future of Work initiative
Fabrice Cavarretta
Associate professor of Management - ESSEC Business School
Anne-Laure Fayard
Chaired Professor in Social Innovation at NOVA School of Business and Economics.
Valentine Ferreol
Business digital transformation specialist
Na Fu
Associate professor of Human Resource Management at Trinity Business School
Emilie Kerharou-Paris
Workplace sociologist and founder of KP.Pro
Julie Lattes
Senior Strategy Director, BCG BrightHouse
Martin Lauquin
Co-founder of the Making Tomorrow Collective and Creative Strategist at onepoint
Luc Mathieu
National Secretary of the CDFT in charge of digital and economic policy
Julia Néel Biz
Co-founder & CEO of teale and
Board member France Digitale
Luciana Radut-Gaghi
Vice-President of International Relations and Strategic Partnerships of CY Cergy Paris University
Audrey Richard
HR Director of Groupe Up and President of the National Association of Human Resources Directors (ANDRH)
Karoline Strauss
Professor of Management - ESSEC Business School
STEERING COMMITTEE
ESSEC Research Center team
From left to right : Isabelle Reyboz, Julia Smith, Damien Villedieu, Vanessa Thomas, Roméo Tédongap, Tricia Todd, Joseph Agossa, Johanna Brookman
ESSEC BUSINESS SCHOOL, CERGY
3 boulevard Bernard Hirsh
95000 Cergy-Pontoise
Thursday, April 13th, 2023
8:30 - 17:00
Grand Amphithéâtre
FAQ
What is ESSEC Business School Science and Society?
The first edition of the annual ESSEC Science & Society conference, co-organized by the ESSEC Research Center and the Council on Business and Society, focuses on the future of work.
Renowned academics, political decision-makers, representatives of civil society, senior executives, professors, students, alumni, and citizens will meet to discuss the future of work and present their visions, their commitments, their initiatives, as well as their research work. research on this topic.
Where does this take place?
This event will take place at the ESSEC Business School campus in Cergy.
Are there registration fees?
No, this event is free, but you must register on Eventbrite in advance.
When and how can I register ?
Starting on February 1st, 2023, you can register online for the two Eventbrite events.
Who can attend these events?
This event aims to bring together all those concerned by the question of the future of work: researchers, students, teachers, and anyone interested. All are welcome.
How can I get to Cergy?
Check out our Help & Support page.
In which language will the events take place?
Presentations in the morning will be in French. During the afternoon, participants will speak in English, and a simultaneous translation system will be offered using headsets.