Fernando María Amigo-Quintana

Fernando María Amigo-Quintana is an international consultant and Professor of Strategic Management at Universidad Camilo José Cela (UCJC). With over 25 years of experience, he bridges academia and industry, focusing on strategy, innovation, risk management, and technology applications (fintech, edutech, BI). His career spans roles at institutions like Accenture, Price Waterhouse, and the Mapfre Foundation, with sector expertise in finance, healthcare, telecommunications, and public administration.

• Education: PhD in Insurance, Legal, and Economic Sciences (Pontifical University of Salamanca), MBA (IE Business School), MA in Romance Languages (University of Georgia), and multiple postgraduate degrees.

His research explores gamification in behavior management, digital transformation in traditional enterprises, and strategic infrastructure requirements in specialized industries. Publications demonstrate interdisciplinary engagement with business management, behavioral economics, and technological innovation.

Recent work trends highlight applications of gamification in corporate training (e.g., call centers), risk behavior analysis, and the intersection of democracy and technology. His scientific awards include the Premio Extraordinario de Doctorado 2015 from Pontifical University of Salamanca.

• Collaborations: IE Business School, Externado University (Colombia), ESAN Peru, Carlos III University, ENAE Business School, and Mapfre Foundation.

Professional roles include Managing Director at Instituto Madrileño de Estudios Avanzados, CEO of Professional Training/European Learning Association, and Senior Consultant at Accenture and Price Waterhouse. Contact: fmamigo@ucjc.edu