Stelvia Matos

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

It was a delightful dinner held in honour of David Teece and a fantastic time spent with Vicky Bamiatzi, Marianna Marra, Chirantan Chatterjee, Jeremy Hall, and Kostas Bozos. Congratulations to all for making BAM2023 a success!

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Anticipation building up for BAM 2023 next week! I’m looking forward to engaging in thought-provoking discussions on Disruptive Sustainability and meeting many friends of Technovation.

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Congratulations Carla. It is even better when it is about meaningful things.

[Carla Bonina @CarlaBonina]

So nice to receive the @mitpress book I contributed to. Feels v special in this year of mostly virtual stuff

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Excellent and relevant contribution!

[Itziar Castello @ItziarCA]

😊

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

An important discussion during these challenging times.

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

In case you have missed, great conversation with Carlota Perez moderated by Itziar Castelo. Now available online.

[Itziar Castello @ItziarCA]

For those who missed it here is the video of our conversation with @CarlotaPrzPerez @MatosStelvia about how #COVID19 crisis can be turned into a new green and smart deal @SurreyCoDE @sbsatsurrey #Sustainability
https://t.co/9Jh49rBDPA

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Fantastic experience, excellent insights from this conversation

[Carlota Perez @CarlotaPrzPerez]

A webinar on innovation with @MatosStelvia Head of the Centre for Social Innovation Management at the Surrey Business School I from the macro-historical point of view and Stelvia seeing very poor areas such as the Brazilian favelas: https://t.co/PKNdkKyTOZ

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Tomorrow! Very exciting.

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Just few days to go. Looking forward to a great conversation with @CarlotaPrzPerez, moderated by @ItziarCA.

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Just few days to go. Looking forward to a great conversation with @CarlotaPrzPerez, moderated by @ItziarCA.

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Not to miss!

[Itziar Castello @ItziarCA]

Looking forward to very interesting conversations!

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

I'm delighted and honoured to participate in this conversation on Sustainability through entrepreneurship and innovation with @CarlotaPrzPerez, moderated by @ItziarCA. https://t.co/YAexcowApS https://t.co/CpCh4d5HEn

[Methodologically Challenging Settings Workshop @McsWorkshop]

Final picture of the Workshop. Thank you for the opportunity to be part of this event.

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Fascinating discussions, creative solutions, intriguing questions! Thank you all so much for an amazing Worshop!
Should we have another one next year?

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Just a few minutes to start. Dialogue session with Minna Halme and Rebecca Piekkari.

[Methodologically Challenging Settings Workshop @McsWorkshop]

So many inspirational thoughts! Very productive Day 1 of our Workshop. Looking forward to a fantastic Day 2.

[Methodologically Challenging Settings Workshop @McsWorkshop]

Only eight days to go! Workshop on Conducting Research in Methodologically Challenging Settings, Oct 1-2, 2020. Looking forward to meeting all 165 registered attendees.
Here is one of our keynote speakers, Prof. Pablo Munoz, University of Liverpool
https://t.co/J7IE3aSLVx

[Methodologically Challenging Settings Workshop @McsWorkshop]

Couldn't we ask the same questions on conducting research in methodologically Challenging Settings?

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

It is indeed so important to discuss about reliable methods - I'm looking so much forward to the workshop on methodological challenges @McsWorkshop

[World Bank Group @WorldBankGroup]

Between now and 2030, the number of extremely poor people living in #FCV countries is expected to rise from 20% to 50%. New report documents innovations in data collection in fragile settings: https://t.co/pjQ2Bb1uzL #dev4peace

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Fascinating topic. I'm also interested in challenges with questionnaires (e.g. Theory of Planned Behavior studies) - issues go beyond accurate translation in impoverished contexts.

[Methodologically Challenging Settings Workshop @McsWorkshop]

Our Worshop program is now better than never with the addition of a dialogical session with Rebecca Piekkari and Minna Halme (@Minna_Halme) - How do impoverished contexts challenge current conventions of qualitative research?

[Stelvia Matos @MatosStelvia]

Excellent workshop last Thursday, fantastic insights on Resetting the SDGs: Implications for management research and practice. A big thanks to the participating authors and amazing editors, Cory Searcy (JBE), Cecilia Almeida (JCP), Itziar Castelo (B&S) and Jeremy Hall (JETM)