Bruno PEREZ ALMANSI

Bruno PEREZ ALMANSI is a Research Fellow at Ca' Foscari University of Venice's Venice School of Management, affiliated with the Research Institute for Innovation Management. He serves as Director of Institutional Relations at the Center for Automotive and Mobility Innovation (CAMI) and is a Researcher at the Observatory on the Transformations of the Italian Automotive Ecosystem (OTEA). Additionally, he holds associate research roles at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies and Diego Portales University, as well as the Center for Social Studies of the Economy. He teaches the 'History of Transport' course in the Master's Degree in Mobility Studies at the University of Padua. His PhD in Economic Development from the National University of Quilmes, Argentina, underpins his expertise in global value chains, industrial policy, and sustainable development, with a focus on the automotive industry and electromobility transition.

Research Interests: His work examines how global value chains interface with industrial policy and sustainable development, particularly in the automotive sector. He explores electromobility transitions, the impact of foreign subsidiaries on local suppliers (e.g., Toyota Argentina), and the historical dynamics of business groups in Argentina during economic crises. His analyses often bridge political economy and technological innovation, emphasizing ecosystem-level transformations.

Publications: His recent articles analyze governance in automotive value chains, business group expansions during crises, and innovation delays in Italy's automotive sector. These contributions highlight interdisciplinary approaches blending economic history, policy analysis, and industrial sociology.

Awards: Recognized for contributions to industrial and regional development with awards from the Buenos Aires Senate and Red Pymes Conference.

Advising/Grants: No specific grants or students listed, though his roles suggest active involvement in institutional and collaborative research projects.

Labs/Teams: Active within CAMI and OTEA, focusing on automotive innovation and policy analysis.