Casper Berg Lavmand Larsen

Casper Berg Lavmand Larsen is an Assistant Professor at the Center for Corporate Governance, Copenhagen Business School, affiliated with the Department of Accounting. His research bridges economics and philosophy, focusing on worker participation, corporate governance, sustainability/ESG, stakeholder management, and diversity in top management.

• Education: PhD (2022) from Copenhagen Business School, with a dissertation titled A Worker-Centered Inquiry into the Contingencies and Consequences of Worker Representation.

Research explores how worker representation influences corporate decision-making, job quality, and executive staffing. Current projects include worker participation funded by the ROCKWOOL Foundation Berlin and a study on the CSRD EU-taxonomy in collaboration with Axcelfuture. His work often intersects with sustainability and diversity in governance structures.

Publications highlight trends in worker representation, board-level governance, and organizational staffing. He has contributed to PhD dissertations and reports on topics like owner-managed businesses in Denmark.

• Supervision: Available for bachelor's and master's thesis supervision.
• Labs/Teams: Collaborates with the Center for Corporate Governance and Centre for Ejerledede Virksomheder.