Daniel Bretonès
Affiliate Research Fellow
Education
2012: Université Paris 13 Sorbonne : HDR ( PH.D.D) in Management, Networks and Innovation
1983: Université Paris I Sorbonne : PhD in Management Science
1980: Université Paris I Sorbonne : Master/DEA EM Sorbonne
Research Areas
Product Innovation, Organisational Innovation , Innovation Management
Teaching Areas
Management & Information Systems Management , Innovation & Strategy : Innovative Business Models, International Management/Cross Cultural
Management
Contact
Email: d.bretones@ipag.fr
Phone: +33 1 5363 3600
Campus: Paris
Professor Daniel Bretonès holds a PhD in Management and is an Associate member in Paris I Sorbonne at PRISM (Pôle Recherche Interdisciplinaire en Science de Management). He has obtained his Master degree at EM Sorbonne. He has 15 years’ experience in Marketing Direction with Roussel Uclaf in Europe and the USA and with the Innovation Division of Elf / Sanofi. He was start-up consultant between 1995 and 2004 in auditing, strategic diagnostic and fund raising. Since 2005 he is Permanent Professor at ESCEM business school (AACSB accredited) where he launched Master ADVISE. As President of ANDESE he launched a National Thesis Awards. He is also supporting the “ANDESE Awards for Financier” which is attributed to the best financier of the year in France. He is the Director of Editions ESKA, Collection Management: Strategies of Transformation of Organisations. Professor Daniel Bretonès is currently Foreign Trade Advisor for France and also an Associate Member of the “Circular and Sustainable Economy Institute, within the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, Monterrey – Mexico.
Bretonès, D., Grands projets et développement territorial : L’exemple français in « Master Management des Grands Projets». MA Editions – ESKA 2016.
Bretonès, D., The incentive effects of DRGs’ reimbursement rates for health care establishment in France. Towards a new allocation of surgical procedure. International business research, 2012, (with Jocelyn Husser).
Bretonès, D., Fostering innovation: the role of French competitiveness poles. Critical analysis in Latin America. Journal of Global Business administration, Vol 3, Number 1, Jan. 2011(with Carlos Scheel).
Bretonès, D., Transforming an industrial district into an industrial cluster: Assessing the Cosmetics Valley’s readiness and benefits. International business research Journal, Vol 4, N° 4, 2011, (with Carlos Scheel).
Bretonès, D., The impact of technological based clusters in regional development: The case of the Futuroscope technopole. Revista Universidad & Empresa, Colombia, 2011.
Bretonès, D., Bridging virtual and real worlds: Enhancing outlying clustered value creation, Bristish journal of strategic marketing, Dec. 2010.
Bretonès, D., Knowledge management and economic intelligence: two complementary aspects of the same issue, International journal applied decision sciences, 2009
2018: Visiting « Leadership in Digital organizations », MBA ESC La Rochelle
2016-2018 : Visiting « Management of Informational Knowledge Systems », EMS, Université Paris Sorbonne
2016-2018: Visiting « Master on non Profit Organisations » IAE Université de Bordeaux
2016 – 2017: Visiting « Management Information Systems » ECE Paris, Master
2014 /2017: Visiting « Strategy an Experiential Management » Université del Rosario – Colombia.
2015-2016: Professor of Management & Information Systems Management, ESCEM (Grande Ecole de Commerce de Tours / Poitiers) (AACSB accredited)
2008-2015: Responsible of Management Courses, Programme « Grande Ecole » ESCEM Tours / Poitiers
2013-2015: Responsible of « Innovation & Strategy: Innovative Business Models » courses at ESCEM.
2013-2016: Director of Masters « International Management », Double Diploma with Sherbrooke University (Québec),
2005-2015: Founder and Director Master ADVISE (Solutions information technologies) in partnership with IBM at Campus Poitiers
2008-2011: Director of Masters CGE « Information Systems Management » with Osnabrück University, RFA
2014-2015: Research Director ESCEM Poitiers