Ina Maria Walthert-Kaufmann

Dr. Ina Maria Walthert-Kaufmann is a Researcher affiliated with the Competence Center for Responsible Innovation (CCR) at Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), School of Management and Law. She holds a Master's in Business Administration and a PhD in Philosophy and Ethics. Her professional experience includes over eight years in sustainability management and reporting at Sustainserv GmbH. Her research focuses on ethics in the digital age, modern slavery, decent work standards, corporate responsibility, and the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in business practices. She also explores digitalization ethics and sustainability strategy development. Her work spans neuroethical leadership, corporate social responsibility frameworks, and ethical guidelines for research involving ancient human remains.

Key publications include contributions to Business and Society 360, Anatomical Record, and academic handbooks on business ethics and research methods. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges philosophy, neuroscience, and organizational behavior. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, though her work reflects significant scholarly engagement. She collaborates on sustainability reporting trends and has contributed to methodological advancements in business administration education and research.