With more than 150 researchers contributing to this event, the 3rd Ipag conference has become an unmissable meeting place for researchers interested in the developments of the Mediterranean region and governance in a context of upheaval. This year, the focus will be on female entrepreneurship in the Mediterranean for this edition, which will take place this Friday, July 6, at the Ipag Nice premises (Bd Carabacel).
For its third edition, the Ipag Business School Nice Côte d’Azur has now committed to a vast high-level research program focused on innovation and sustainable development in the Mediterranean, integrating social and economic dimensions.
This edition on July 6, which will host personalities and researchers from economic, political, and cultural spheres around the theme “Societal Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Governance around the Mediterranean,” will provide answers to the societal choices we face: environmental challenges and how to reconcile profitability objectives with ethics and humanism.
The questions addressed are: can societal innovation propose new partnership models between different actors in the restructuring of the Mediterranean territory? What role can companies play? Are we witnessing a new public governance in the Mediterranean? The emergence of a new class of entrepreneurs?
Ipag is committed to supporting research projects aimed at promoting the intellectual and scientific influence of many partner laboratories.
These meetings are an opportunity for researchers from the Mediterranean area to exchange ideas on the evolution of this deeply changing region, supporting managerial innovations, both private and public.
The 14 main countries represented will be: Albania, Algeria, Canada, Egypt, France, Great Britain, Lebanon, Morocco, Monaco, Switzerland, Syria, Tunisia and Turkey.
