Elena Revilla Díaz
Academic Director

The main goal of the DBA Program is to enable outstanding managers to enhance their professional practice by combining academic rigor and managerial relevance, and to equip them with state of the art knowledge in their chosen area of study. Our aim is to produce research-oriented professionals working in management positions in industry and the public sector, with an interest in teaching and in part-time positions in academia. We expect our graduates to take back to their organizations increased understanding and conceptual thinking in the field of business management at the highest level.

To achieve this objective the program format is that of a blended part-time program that eliminates the kind of rift that often develops between learning and career. Because most research is driven by business realities, the program permits both elements to develop simultaneously. The online part of the program permits students to think deeply about issues that interest them, and their workplace provides a practical context to gauge the impact of their research on the practice of management.

The following is a list of selected faculty who are actively involved in cutting-edge research across different areas of management. If you would like further information about faculty and research, please search the IE Business School website at www.ie.edu where you will find a comprehensive database of research projects, working papers and research centres.

Marketing

Martin Boehm: PhD in Marketing, Frankfurt University, Germany; MBA, Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship, Australia; Diploma in International Business, Reutlingen University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Eduardo Fernández-Cantelli: PhD in Sport Management, University of Minnesota; MA in Sport Management, University of Minnesota; B.S.B. in Business Administration, University of Minnesota; Diploma in Management Sciences, Universidad de Oviedo
Gildo Seisdedos: PhD in Business Economics, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid; MA in Marketing Management, Instituto de Empresa; Degree in Business, ICADE
Juan Luis Martínez: PhD in Economics and Management, Universidad de Navarra; Degree in Physics, Universidad de Granada; Diploma International Teachers Program, Stern School of Business. New York University
Ramón Díaz Bernardo: PhD in Management, Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Empresa, IESE, Barcelona; Master in Business Administration - ExMBA, ESDEN, Oviedo; MSc in Engineering, University of Nottigham, England; Degree in Mining Engineering, Universidad de Oviedo, Asturias

Operations and Technology Management

Alberto Maydeu: PhD in Quantitative Psychology, Dept. of Psychology, University of Illinois; PhD in Psychology, University of Barcelona; MA in Science, Dept. of Psychology, University of Illinois; MA in Science, Dept. of Statistics, University of Illinois; BA in Psychology, University of Barcelona; Professor of Quantitative Methods
Angel Díaz: PhD in Business Administration, University of Maryland; MSc in Management Science, Cranfield University; BSc in Mechanical Engineering, Simón Bolívar University; Professor of Operations Management
Elena Revilla: PhD in Economics & Business Administration, Universidad de Valladolid; MA in Science and Technology Management, Universidad Carlos III, Madrid; Post-Doctoral Fellow, North Carolina University, Chapel-Hill (USA); Degree in Economics & Business Administration, Universidad de Valladolid
Enrique Dans: PhD in Information Systems, University of California, Los Angeles; MBA, Instituto de Empresa; BA in Biological Sciences, Universidad de Santiago; Professor of Technology Management
Fabrizio Salvador: PhD in Operations Management, Padova University; MSc in Management and Engineering, Padova University; Professor of Operations Management
José Esteves: Phd in Software – Information Systems, Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya, Barcelona; Master in Information Systems, Universidade do Minho, Braga, Portugal; Diploma in Business Administration, minor in financial management, Instituto Superior de Tecnologia Empresarial, Porto; Engineer on informatics and Systems, Universidade do Minho, Braga, Portugal.; Professor of Information Systems
Luis Solís: PhD in Manufacturing Management, University of Toledo, Ohio; MBA, ITESM; MSc in Industrial Engineering, ITESM; BA in Industrial and Systems Engineering, ITESM; Professor of Operations Management
Oswaldo Lorenzo: PhD in Industrial and Business Studies, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick; MBA, IESA; BSc in Industrial Engineering, University of Carabobo; Professor of Operations Management
Ramiro Montealegre (Adjunct Professor): PhD in Business Administration- Management information systems, Harvard Business School; MA in Computer Science, Carleton University; BA in Engineering, Francisco Marroquin University; Invited Professor of Techology Management

Organizational Behavior and Human Resources

Cristina Simón: PhD in Technology, Open University; BA in Psychology, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid; Professor of Human Resources
Juan Carlos Pastor: PhD in Organizational Behavior, State University of New York, at Buffalo; MA in Social Psychology, Clark University; BA in Psychology, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Luis Gómez Mejia (Adjunct Professor): PhD in Human Resource Management, College of Business, University of Minnesota; Professor of Human Resources
Margarita Mayo: PhD in Organizational Behavior with minor in Social Psychology, State University of New York at Buffalo; MA in Social Psychology, Clark University; BA in Psychology, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid; Professor of Organizational Behavior
Monika Hamori: PhD in Business Administration, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; BA and MA in Literature and Linguistics, Eötvös Lorànd University, Budapest; BA in Business Administration, College for Foreign Trade, Budapest; Professor of Organizational Behaviour

Strategy, International Management and Entrepreneurship

Andrew Zacharakis (Adjunct Professor): PhD in Entrepreneurship & Strategic Management, University of Colorado; MBA in Corporate Finance & international Business, Indiana University; BSc in Marketing & Finance, University of Colorado; Invited Professor of Entrepreneurship
Carl Kock: PhD in Management, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania; Master of Science in Management, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania; Diplom Kaufman, Philipps Universität Marburg; Professor of Strategy
Cristina Cruz: PhD in Business Administration and Quantitative Methods, Carlos III University Madrid; BA In International Economics, Manchester University; BA in Economics, Universidad de Murcia; Professor of Entrepreneurship
David Allen: PhD in American Studies, University of Iowa; MA in Business Administration (MBA), Finance, New York University; MA in Fine Arts in Fiction, University of Iowa; BA in Political Science, Syracuse University; Professor of Strategy
David Bach: PhD in Political Science, University of California, Berkeley; MA in Political Science, University of California, Berkeley; BA in Political Science and International Studies, Magna Cum Laude, Yale University; Professor of Strategy and Economic Environment
Juan Santalo: PhD in Economics, University of Chicago; MA in Economics, University of Chicago; MA in Economics, Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona; BA in Economics, Universidad Central de Barcelona; Professor of Strategy/dd>
Julio de Castro: PhD in Business Administration, University of South Carolina; BA in Industrial Engineering, Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra; Professor of Strategy
Manuel Becerra Baigorri: PhD in Strategic Management, University of Maryland.; MSc in Business Administration, University of Southern California; MBA, Madrid Business School.; Degree in Economics and Business Administration, Universidad Complutense de Madrid.; Professor of Strategic Management
Pablo Martín de Holan: PhD in Strategic Management, McGill University - Montreal; MA (Magistere) in Social Sciences, Sorbonne University - Paris V; MA(Maitrise) in Sociology, Sorbonne University - Paris V; Professor of New Venture Creation and Management

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“The DBA offers a unique and challenging opportunity to combine your business expertise with rigorous research. It is the modern skyscraper of a business district that meets the ivory tower of academic research. This encounter brings valuable rewards to both the professional reading for the degree and the professors involved in the DBA program.

Marco Trombetta: Professor of Finance Management Accounting

“Why do organizations succeed? Not because of their support functions. Success of an organization lies primarily in how well it executes its primary value-adding processes. The DBA program at IE and its excellent Operations faculty will help you develop a rigorous and unique approach to understanding the design and execution of value-adding processes that can be broadly applied to any business and industry.”

Fabrizio Salvador: Professor of Operations Strategy

Being a DBA student at IE gives a unique chance to reflect on your own business experience in a stimulating learning environment. Sharing reflections and experience with brilliant classmates with multifaceted managerial background, and debating theories and implications with a world class faculty, makes IE DBA a unique opportunity to expand management research domain and anticipate new business trends.

Carmelo Mazza: Professor of Organization Theory

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