Head of Prospective, Enterprise & Personnel, Associate Professor, Paris-Dauphine University – PSL

Expert in human resources and management, he is also an associate professor at University of Paris-Dauphine - PSL and an associate researcher at CEREGE (EA CNRS). He works with the Institute of Business Administration (IAE) of University of Poitiers and Ecole nationale de la Magistrature.
Pascal holds PhD in management sciences. His research focuses on information, economic intelligence and the media. He was previously Program Director at Skema Business School, a journalist (including 13 years in the economics daily La Tribune) and senior executive in an insurance brokerage firm. He is the author of nine books, the last of which is Les Dirigeants face à l'information (Executives and Information, DeBoeck, 2017), as well as several articles and chapters in academic books.

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  Recommended / 2018-04-06

  CEOs & Information：From Decision Making To Inventing The Future

  Pascal Junghans / Head of Prospective, Enterprise & Personnel, Associate Professor, Paris-Dauphine University – PSL

  How do great leaders process and manage information? Henry Mintzberg saw it as a black box. Do we know more today? Not much. And this ignorance may lead us to ignore profound developments that, through what they make of information, redefine the very role of CEOs.