Eduardo Enrique Aguiñaga Maldonado

DIRECTOR OF THE MASTER IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM at EGADE Business School

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  • EGADE Business School

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Biography

EGADE Business School

Dr. Aguiñaga’s research is focused on sustainability and innovation issues, mainly on those regarding the concept of circular economy. Thanks to his knowledge on circular economy, he acquired the position of Circular Economy Leader at HEINEKEN Mexico, where he led the company's transition strategy into this new economic model.

As a member of the Sistema Nacional de Investigadores, he has published various scientific articles. His articles have been published in academic journals such as The Journal of Cleaner Production and Management Research, and The Journal of the Iberoamerican Academy of Management.

He has also collaborated in several consulting projects focused on waste valorization in Mexico and Latin America. Dr. Aguiñaga currently holds the title of National Director of the Master in Business Management Program at EGADE Business School, while also teaching courses on corporate sustainability.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

  • Aguiñaga, E., Henriques, I., Scheel, C., & Scheel, A. (2018). Building resilience: A self-sustainable community approach to the triple bottom line. Journal of Cleaner Production, 173, 186-196.
  • Scheel, C., & Aguiñaga E. (2017). Economía circular, una alternativa a los límites del crecimiento lineal. Invited chapter in "Responsabilidad, ética y sostenibilidad empresarial", 2nd Ed. Pearson
  • Briseño, A., Leal, A. R., Aguiñaga, E., & López-Lira, A. (2019). Lost in translation: Lessons learned from instrument translation on entrepreneurial learning versatility in Mexico. Management Research: Journal of the Iberoamerican Academy of Management, 17(1), 2-23.
  • Vázquez Zacarías, M.A., Aguiñaga, E. and Lagunas, E.A. (2017) ‘Sustainable entrepreneurship in industrial ecology: the cheese case in México’, International Journal of Trade and Global Markets, 10(1), 19–27
  • Scheel, C. & Aguiñaga, E. (2015). A systemic approach to innovation: breaking the rules of conventional regional development: the cases of México, Colombia, India and Brazil, in International Cases on Innovation, Knowledge and Technology Transfer by D. Trzmielak and D.V. Gibson (eds.)

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