Blanche Segrestin

Blanche Segrestin is professor in Management Sciences, at Mines ParisTech, PSL Research University. Chair « Theory of the firm. Models of Governance &amp; Collective Creation », with Armand Hatchuel, with the support of Artelia, BPI France, Mirova, Nutriset, RTE Veolia, and the Collège des Bernardins. Board member of the Chair of « Theory and Method for Innovative Design » (lead by A. Hatchuel and B Weil). Since 2012, deputy director of the Center for Management Science, in charge of the doctoral program in Management Science. Deputy director of I3, Interdisciplinary Institute for Innovation (2016-2018) Engineer of Mines ParisTech (1997), Doctor in Management Science of Mines ParisTech (2003), Habilitation at University Paris Dauphine (2009). Main research interests \- **Theory of the firm**: management history, history of modern business companies, theory of the innovative firm \- **Corporate governance and business law**: variety of governance models, corporate governance and stakeholder theory or corporate social responsibility. Management agency and business law. \- **Governance of the innovation**: management of innovative capabilities and governance of creative processes. Awards Best Accepted papers at Academy of Management 2018 : *The Separation of Directors and Managers: A historical Examination of the Status of Managers* Best Paper Award du SIG Business for Society European Academy of Management (EURAM) 2018 : *The incomplete Separation of Ownership &amp; Control: where are the managers in law?* Palmes académiques, awarded January 2015 *Best paper award* of the Business for Society Special Interest Group Business for Society, EURAM, 2015. Kevin Levillain’s PhD received the price of the FNEGE in 2016 as well as the award 2018 *Consult’in*and the award for the best book in management sciences 2018. *Plume d’Argent,* « Plumes de l’économie et du droit », Business &amp; Legal Forum, October, 2015, award for the article B. Segrestin et A. Hatchuel, "Réconcilier entreprise et société", *Sciences Humaines,* 36 - 2014, category "Prospective article and legal innovation ». The book *Refonder l’entreprise* with Armand Hatchuel *(*2012, La République des Idées)*,*has received several distinctions: \- Association Française de Communication interne AFCI (2012) \- Manpower Foundation in collaboration with HEC (2012) \- “Best book in management”, the French Academy of Management (2013). Peter Pribilla Foundation Research Project Prize (2010) Prix de thèse Paristech (2004) Academicresponsibilities \- Co-chair of the Research Seminar “Enterprise, Responsibility &amp; Civilization” (starting 2019) \- Co-chair of the track “Innovation in Corporate Governance: Law, Management &amp; Society” (since 2019) \- Rethinking the corporation and its legal foundations: theoretical issues and social stakes », at European Academy of Management (2016-2018). \- Co-chair of the interdisciplinary program at the Collège des Bernardins « Governance of the Enterprise &amp; Creation of Common” (2015-2018) – see <https://www.collegedesbernardins.fr/recherche/gouvernement-de-lentreprise-creation-de-commun> \- Co-organizer (with Kevin Levillain and Igor Filatotchev) of the 1st Workshop on Purpose-with-Profit Corporation ( 2-3 Novembre 2017) \- Co-chair of the track “Rethinking the corporation and its legal foundations: theoretical issues and social stakes », at European Academy of Management (2016-2018). \- Member of the program ANR PURPOSE (« Emergence, Conditions and Management of Purpose-Driven Companies ») (dir. K. Levillain, 2016-2018). \- Member of the Editorial Committees o RIODD conference in Paris 2017 (Dauphine University) o for the 8thmeeting of AIMS Innovation Group (2017) o Conference on Henri Fayol, Saint Etienne (June 1-3 2016) \- Editor of the special issue in *Entreprises et Histoire* : « Le tournant fayolien » (2016) \- Co-organizer of the Program ANR Impact « Institutional Work, Management and Legal Categories » (dir. E. Boxenbaum) (2014-2017) \- Member of the Program PSL « Devoir de Vigilance » (dir. Sophie Schiller) (2015-2017) \- Member of the Program GIP Justice « Codes of Corporate Governance » (dir. Tatiana Sachs) (2014-2016) \- Member of the Program TMCI, « Théorie et Méthode de Conception innovante », (lead by A. Hatchuel, P. Le Masson et B. Weil) since 2009. \- Member of HDR committee : o Bertrand Valiorgue “« Actions collectives et traitement des externalités négatives », Université d’Auvergne 8 janvier 2016 o J.-Y. Juban, "Qualité Totale, GRH des seniors et gouvernance des Scop : quelle appropriation du travail ?", Université Lyon, 2016. <a name="_Toc134951310"></a><a name="_Toc117430939"></a>Teaching activities <a name="_Toc134951311"></a><a name="_Toc117430940"></a>At Mines ParisTech \- Co-head (with Kevin Levillain) of the course “Government of the Enterprise” \- Co-head (with Franck Aggeri) of the doctoral program in Management Science – Mines ParisTech (since 2009) \- PhD supervisor of defended PhD Thesis: Emmanuel Coblence (2011), Elsa Berthet (2013), Milena Klasing Chen (2015), Kevin Levillain (2015), Rachelle Belinga (2018), Laure-Anne Parpaleix (2019) \- PhD supervisor of on-goingPhD Thesis: Laure-Anne Parpaleix, Jérémy Lévêque and Samantha Ragot, and Chloé Salembier (in co-direction with INRA). At PSL \- Co-head (with Kevin Levillain) of the PSL-week “New enterprises &amp; Responsible Innovation” (since 2019) In other universities \- Head of the course « Corporate governance » (Dauphine University, Master 101) \- Head (with Kevin Levillain) of the course “Governance of the innovative Enterprise” (Dauphine University, Master MTI)- Université Paris Dauphine, INSTN, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan et Mines ParisTech \- Head of the course “Governance of the enterprise” (Daupine University, Master 101) \- Chalmers University of Technology \- AgroParisTech (GIPE), Arts &amp; Métiers ParisTech (master MSCI), Telecom ParisTech (ATHENS curricula), HEC (Innovation dans les services) \- Master MTI – Université Paris Dauphine, INSTN, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan et Mines ParisTech