Bruno Fischer Colonimos

Bruno Fischer Colonimos is a Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Methods at IPAG Business School, specializing in Decision-Making, Entrepreneurship, and Statistics. He teaches in both French and English and occasionally works at institutions like American Business School and ESSEC. His research bridges Applied Mathematics, Financial Crises, and Gender Dynamics in Business.

• Education: M.A. in Management (Lincoln International Business School, 1992), BBA in Mathematics (University of Paris VI)

Research Interests cover Quantitative Decision Modeling, Women’s Entrepreneurship, and Liberal Economic Theories of Financial Crises. His work explores institutional mergers in French Business Schools and motivational factors in female entrepreneurship.

Recent Publications focus on Business School Mergers (2016–2017), Women’s Entrepreneurship in France (2014), and Jacques Rueff’s contributions to Economic and Monetary Policy (2011–2014). These span topics in Finance, Education, and Gender Studies.

Professional Experience includes roles as Academic Director at EDEP (1993–1995), Lecturer at ESC Rennes and Université Lille 2 (1997–2002), and ongoing teaching at IPAG since 2002.