Carlo MARCON

Carlo MARCON is an Associate Professor of Business Economics at the Department of Management, Venice School of Management, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. He is actively involved in research, teaching, and academic governance, serving as President of the Academic Board of the Master's Degree in Administration, Finance and Control since 2023 and as a member of the Participatory Commission of the university.

His research focuses on national and international accounting principles, particularly in areas such as fair value accounting, derivative financial instruments, impairment testing, and sustainability reporting. He is a member of SIDREA (Italian Society of Accounting and Business Economics Teachers) and AIDEA (Italian Academy of Business Economics), where his work has been recognized with the AIDEA Award in 2015.

He has participated in a PwC-funded research project analyzing financial KPIs of top 500 companies in Treviso and Venice and held two annual research grants on international accounting principles and fair value.

• AIDEA Award (2015) – Best Scientific Contribution

Carlo MARCON has supervised numerous teaching initiatives and academic programs, including serving as Scientific Director of the Master in Internal Audit (2013–2017). He has advised on curriculum development and served on multiple university committees, including the Teaching Committee, Joint Faculty-Student Committee, Disciplinary Board, and various selection panels for grants and positions. He has also coordinated tutoring services and led innovative teaching projects.

He teaches core courses such as Economia Aziendale, Bilancio dei gruppi, and Financial Accounting in both degree and executive programs, including collaborations with Fondazione Ca' Foscari, CUOA, Eni Corporate University, and various banks and professional associations.