Drawing on a decade of experience in research, teaching and consulting in China, Mark explores how to organize innovation in a turbulent world. He has been collaborating with innovative Chinese companies and entrepreneurial multinationals to explore novel ways of organizing, accelerating corporate innovation, designing business ecosystems to thrive on uncertainty. 

As a digital technology expert, Öykü strengthens IMD's position in the digital thought leadership and education space. She fostered strong connections with students and participants. She believes that developing a deep understanding of their most pressing concerns is the first step to helping them build digitally resilient organizations.

His research covers two areas. The first part focuses on inter-organizational (B2B) issues such as customer-centricity, buyer-seller relationships and value management. Frédéric also has been doing research on the role of firms in alleviating poverty and developing inclusive business models, both in rich countries and at the BOP (Bottom of the Pyramid).

Professor Cordon’s areas of interest are digital value chains, supply and demand chain management, digital lean and process management. Carlos is currently developing research and cases in the following areas: the digital journey of traditional companies.

Karl's research focuses on quantitative methods in finance. He applies numerical solution techniques to complex economic and financial models shedding light on relevant market issues and industry problems.