About the Author
Dr. Mark Esposito is a tenured Associate Professor of Management & Behavior and Director of the Master in International Business (ranked 7th worldwide by FT) at the Grenoble Graduate School of Business in France, where he teaches regularly in the onsite and offsite programs. In 2005, Dr. Esposito initiated his cooperation with UNESCO and more specifically with the educational unit based in Thailand. He is an active member of the UNESCO Heritage Center and he is affiliated to the Academic Council of the United Nations System.
He serves as Research Fellow for the United Nations Global Compact for the Principles for Responsible Management Education. He is an Affiliate Teaching Fellow of the course on MicroEconomics of Competitiveness, at the Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness at the Harvard Business School and a Visiting Scholar at the University of Cambridge.
He is the co-author of the book: “Sustainable Future of Mankind” co-written with a Nobel Nominee in 2007 and supplemental author of the book the “Laws of Communication” published by Wiley with other academicians. His second authored book,
“Put your CSR act together” opens his research interest to the implementation of sustainable change and leadership in all industries and societies and addresses his main concern to the creation and development of sustainable thought and action in all facets of organizational and human performance.
Tate Publishing will print his third authored book on “Emotional Intelligence” written with his close friend and colleague Dr. Alessandro Cavelzani, in the course of 2010.
He is also involved in other academic appointments throughout the world, counting on top business schools worldwide such as: ESCP Europe (France, UK, Germany, Spain and Italy), International University of Monaco, International School of Management ( Paris, Tokyo, New York and Shanghai), U21Global in Singapore and Royal Roads University in Canada..
Dr. Esposito has been granted several awards such as “ Professor of the Year 2007 and 2008” in Switzerland,” Outstanding Professor Award 2008” in France and “ Excellence in Education Award 2008” in Singapore and he continues to build his vision of a continuous and strenuous effort to truly make a difference within his sphere of action.
Originally of Italian-American origins, he lives with his wife Alina and his boxer dog Frappuccino between Switzerland and France and between the USA and Panama.
