Christine Legner

Christine Legner serves as a Professor at the Faculty of Business and Economics (HEC Lausanne) within the University of Lausanne, where her scholarly work critically examines the intersection of managerial innovation and artificial intelligence ethics.

Her research portfolio emphasizes:

• Transformation of managerial practices in digital contexts
• Ethical frameworks for AI deployment in business
• Stakeholder inclusion mechanisms in AI governance
• Organizational adaptation to technological disruption

Professor Legner's scholarship centers on bridging technical AI development with business leadership, advocating for data experts' active participation in ethical decision-making processes. Her work reveals how managerial reimagining can foster responsible innovation through structured stakeholder engagement and accountability systems.

Her 2023 publication establishes a foundational pathway for ethical AI implementation, highlighting recurring themes across her research: the necessity of cross-functional collaboration, context-specific ethical frameworks, and organizational capacity building for AI governance. This work reflects broader trends in business ethics research addressing algorithmic transparency and human oversight.

She actively disseminates findings through academic engagements, including the December 2023 workshop on reimagining managerial practices where she presented insights on ethical AI integration in organizational workflows.