Diana Mangalagiu

Diana MANGALAGIU is Associate Professor at NEOMA Business School. She has a dual background, in both Natural Sciences (PhD Artificial Intelligence, Ecole Polytechnique, M;Sc. in Physics) and Social Sciences (M.Sc. in Sociology, M.Sc. in Management). Her interest is in sustainability and the articulation of environmental and economic policies in corporate and public policy settings addressed through an articulation of modeling, social experimentation and foresight. Her research is published in journals such as in Technological Forecasting and Social Change, Critical Review, Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, Futures. She co-founded the Initiative for Science, Society and Policy Dialogue, is a scientific board member of the Global Climate Forum, Integrated Risk Governance Project and Global System Dynamics and Policy and a Co-Chair of the Global Environmental Outlook of the UNEP. She led and participated in advisory, research and development projects with companies, national and regional governments, World Bank, OECD, UNEP, UNDP. Diana is French and Romanian national. Through her travels, she became fluent in seven languages.

Areas of research

• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Environnemental policy
• Sustainability management
• Low carbon transition

Education

• Master University of Paris I: Panthéon-Sorbonne (2000 — 2001)
• PhD École Polytechnique (1994 — 1999)
• Master Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg I) (1993 — 1994)
• Master Gheorghe Asachi​ Technical University of Iași (1987 — 1992)

Companies

• Associate Professor Sciences Po (2010)
• Visiting Senior Researcher Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford (2009)
• Professor NEOMA Business School (2003)
• Co-Chair for Pan-European Regional Assessment GEO 6 UNEP (2015 — 2015)
• CONNECT Advisory Forum European Commission (2013 — 2015)
• CONNECT Advisory Forum European Commission (2013 — 2015)
• Steering Committee Global Climate Forum (2010 — 2012)
• Advisory Committee, FACTS Initiative Institut Veolia Environnement (2011 — 2011)
• Visiting Professor PIK - Potsdam institute for Climate Impact Research (2010 — 2011)