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 ness-model-for-social-innovation-in-the-fraser-valley/
SUMMARY:EFCIE Research Presentation: An alternative business model for soci
 al innovation in the Fraser Valley
DESCRIPTION:\n\nThe literature dealing with Business Models has considerabl
 y grown\; however\, most research takes place in large for-profit organisa
 tions in western settings\, rather than small–medium enterprises (SMEs) 
 with social goals. This presentation will illustrate an alternative way of
  thinking about business models for SMEs by integrating social innovation 
 into its societal fabric.\n\nThe talk will be informed by a in-depth quali
 tative research operated in the north of Vietnam showing that practices im
 plemented by small family businesses suggest the emergence of a new way of
  using business models. This presentation will introduce this new societal
  business model that provides a strategic framework for enhancing social i
 nnovation for SMEs by helping them to take into consideration the societal
  outcome of their business with the ultimate goal to create and capture ec
 onomic\, social\, cultural and ecological values. Such new business model 
 will then be discussed through the lens of the Fraser Valley socio-economi
 c environment.\nSpeaker Profile\nProf. Christophe Schinckus is the Dean\, 
 Faculty of Professional Studies and the Director of the School of Business
  at the University of the Fraser Valley\, Canada. He is also an Honorary P
 rofessor at the University of Leicester (UK). He holds undergraduate degre
 es in Engineering and Management\, and Computer Science\; Master’s degre
 es in Engineering and Management\; Financial Risk Management\; Philosophy 
 of Science\; and Economic Epistemology. He finished his first PhD in Econo
 mics in 2009 from the University of Paris I – Pantheon Sorbonne (France)
  and his second PhD in the Philosophy of Science from the University of Ca
 mbridge (UK). Chris has taught at several universities around the world su
 ch as the University of Quebec at Montreal\, LSE\, and University of Leice
 ster in the United Kingdom\, and in Australia\, Vietnam\, and Malaysia. He
  is a Certified Expert in Digital Finance (CEDF) from the Frankfurt School
  of Finance &amp\; Management and is a Senior Fellow of the British Higher
  Education Academy (SFHEA). Chris’s research deals with Econophysics\, P
 hysics applied to Finance\; FinTech &amp\; Cryptocurrencies\; Energy and E
 conomics\, Social Finance\, Anthropocene and Finance\, Epistemology of Fin
 ance and more generally with all aspects of epistemic post-modernism. He h
 as published more than 130 papers in peer-reviewed journals and a book on 
 Econophysics published by Oxford University Press. Chris has been listed i
 n the Stanford University database listing the World’s top 2% scientists
  for the year 2020. Prof. Schinckus has also worked as a research consulta
 nt for JPMorgan\, Suez Gaz de France\, and the African Development Bank.
CATEGORIES:*_UFV Events,Donors and friends,Esposito Family Centre for
 Innovation and Entrepreneurship,Faculty of Professional Studies,Research
 and Graduate Studies,Research Events,School of Business
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