A Proposal for a Standard With Innovation Management System

Bala Mulloth is an assistant professor of entrepreneurship and innovation management at Central European University
(CEU) Business School. His PhD from Polytechnic Institute of New York University (NYU-Poly) dealt with the rise
and practice of social entrepreneurship in New York City's clean technology sector. His main research focus is in entrepreneurship
and innovation.
Estera Laura Nemoianu is a third year PhD Student in marketing at the Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies. Her
research interests include: sustainable marketing, eco-innovation, corporate social responsibility and sustainable business
practices.
Alcina Nunes is an Assistant Professor on the Department of Economics and Management of the School of Technology
and Management of the Polytechnic Institute of Bragança, Portugal. With a PhD in Mathematical Economics and
Econometric Models her current research interests and publications concern the econometric evaluation of public
policies, microeconometrics and entrepreneurship.
Sandra Nunes is a Professor of Analysis of Statistical Data; Statistic; Quantitative Methods and Mathematics, Department
of Economics and Management, Business School – Setúbal Polytechnic Institute – Portugal since 1995. Researcher
in CMA – Faculty of Sciences an Technology, New University of Lisbon- Portugal. She has a Phd in Mathematics
-Statistics, McS in Actuarial Sciences.
María Obeso PhD, is Assistant Professor at Department of Business Administration at the University of Cantabria,
Spain. She has been Visiting Scholar in Business School at the University of Bedfordshire, UK. Her current work focuses
on knowledge management and organizational behaviour.
Manuel Oliveira was born in London and has worked for several multinational companies including the consultancy
firm Accenture. Manuel is currently finishing a PhD in Industrial Engineering and Management at the University of
Porto (DEGI-FEUP). Manuel lectures at the University of Aveiro and at the University of Porto and is an INESC TEC researcher.
Dorel Mihai Paraschiv is projector of international relations, as well as a professor of international business and negotiations
at the Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies. He has a vast research experience in the following topcs: international
economic relations, sustainable development, social responsibility and strategy.
Ing. Jindra Peterkova, Ph.D.Assistant professor at VŠB-Technical University, Faculty of Economics of Ostrava, department
of Business Administration. Her scientific focus includes contemporary concepts of business economics, innovations
and management. She guarantees and teaches Management simulation game and Company strategy courses.
She gained a lot of practical experiences at concrete companies.
Ioana Pop Cohuţ -Ph.D in Economics, senior lecturer of Economy of commerce, Development policy, Department of
Economics, Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Oradea, Romania. Her research interests include Tertiary
economy and Business administration. She published numerous articles in prestigious journals and is involved in R&D
projects.
Adalberto Rangone Master’s degree in Economics at the University of Oradea (Romania) Has pursued the professional
license as Mediator in business controversy. � From 2011 at present day: PhD student in Economics at the University
of Oradea (Romania) and at the University of Pescara (Italy ). Professional experience: � 2011: Finished the training as
chartered accountant
Carla Riverola is a research assistant at La Salle Innova Institute – Ramon Llull University. She has a Computer Science
Degree and Master of Science in IT Management at La Salle – Ramon Llull University in Barcelona. Her research interest
is focused on the areas of Entrepreneurship intentions and Innovation life cycle.
Cristina Rodrigues holds a Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems Engineering. Assistant Professor in the Department of Production
and Systems, School of Engineering at the University of Minho and is responsible for disciplines of applied
statistics in undergraduate and master engineering courses. She is also a researcher fellow at Algoritmi R&D Centre.
Fernando Romero holds a Ph.D. in Science and Technology Studies from the University of Manchester. He is an Auxiliary
Professor at the Production and Systems Engineering Department, in the University of Minho. He publishes regularly
in the area of Industrial Innovation and Innovation Systems. His recent interests lie on the relations between university
and industry.
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