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Emmanuelle Champion serves as a Professor in the School of Administrative Sciences at TÉLUQ University, specializing in organizational social responsibility (OSR), corporate governance, and sustainable development with emphasis on extractive projects and indigenous community integration in governance processes.
Her educational background includes:
- Ph.D. in Business Administration from University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM)
- Master's degree in Environmental Sciences from University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM)
- BA (Honors) in International Business from Southampton Business School, England
Champion's research critically investigates governance dynamics of high-impact projects through decolonial lenses, focusing on performativity of management tools and Impact and Benefit Agreements (IBAs) as potential emancipatory levers. Her pedagogy combines critical theory with applied management tools in CSR and sustainable development education, notably within the DESS in Business Administration program.
Her forthcoming publications reveal emerging trends in decolonial approaches to IBAs and alternative responsible management education within Francophone contexts, contributing to critical sustainability studies and indigenous rights discourse.
Actively engaged in institutional sustainability efforts, Champion serves on TÉLUQ's Institutional Committee for Sustainable Development and maintains affiliations with CRIMT, Penner Institute, RQEC, IDÉA, and RIODD research networks.
