Benedicte BRULLEBAUT

Benedicte BRULLEBAUT is an Associate Professor at Burgundy School of Business (BSB) in the Finance, Accounting and Law department. Her research focuses on Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and Gender Diversity, particularly in European cooperative banking and boardroom dynamics.

• University: Burgundy School of Business
• Department: Finance, Accounting and Law
• Research Areas: Governance, CSR, Gender Diversity, Cooperative Models

Research Interests: Benedicte explores the intersection of board characteristics, CSR disclosure, and stakeholder expectations in cooperative institutions. Her work addresses gender diversity in corporate boards, board recruitment strategies, and the ecological transition in banking.

Article Trends: Her recent publications emphasize European governance, gender quotas, and stakeholder-driven CSR. Themes include board composition, voluntary disclosure, and sustainable finance, often through empirical studies in French and Canadian cooperative banks.

Professional Engagements: She collaborates with researchers like Isabelle Allemand and Elise Zenou, contributing to CEREN research center publications and conferences such as the International Governance Conference. Her work includes reports for the Fédération Nationale des Banques Populaires (FNBP) and theoretical frameworks for cooperative governance.