About
Emmanuel B. Raufflet is a Professor in the Department of Management at HEC Montréal, specializing in Management, Organizations and Natural Environment, and Social Dimensions of Natural Resource Management. He holds a PhD in Management from McGill University and serves as Co-director of the Réseau de recherches en économie circulaire du Québec (RRECQ). His research focuses on circular economy, social innovation, sustainable development, and ethics in organizational practices. Raufflet has supervised numerous graduate students, contributing to over 40 Master's projects and 1 PhD dissertation in recent years. His work addresses challenges in corporate social responsibility, anti-corruption mechanisms, and policy implementation in natural resource management. Publications span journals like Ecological Economics, Journal of Business Ethics, and Food Security, with a focus on Quebec and international case studies. He teaches courses such as Économie circulaire and Développement durable et transitions, integrating academic research with practical business and policy solutions.
- Education: E.S.L.S.C.A. (École Supérieure Libre des Sciences Commerciales Appliquées), McGill MBA, McGill PhD (Management)
- Key Research Themes: Circular Economy, Social Innovation, Corporate Governance, Climate Action, and Public-Private Collaboration
- Recent Collaborations: Projects on biomethane sectors, urban agriculture in São Paulo, and anti-corruption frameworks in Petrobras
Raufflet’s work bridges management theory with real-world sustainability challenges, emphasizing institutional responses and policy design. His contributions to the RRECQ reflect his leadership in advancing Quebec’s socio-ecological transition strategies.
