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Luc Audebrand is a Full Professor at the Management Department of the Faculty of Business Administration (FSA ULaval) at Université Laval, where he holds the Chair of Leadership in Teaching on Social Engagement. His academic career spans several decades with significant contributions to the fields of social economy, cooperative management, and responsible business education.
Dr. Audebrand earned his Doctorate in Business Administration (Ph.D.) from HEC Montréal, a Master of Human Resources Management (M.Sc.) from HEC Montréal, and a Bachelor of Psychology (BA) from the University of Montreal. His educational background in psychology and business administration informs his interdisciplinary approach to management research and education.
His research focuses on the creation and management of social economy organizations, paradoxes and tensions in social economy organizations, and metaphorical pluralism in management education from a sustainable development perspective. Audebrand's work often explores cooperative business models, fair trade organizations, and responsible entrepreneurship. He has developed educational tools like the Responsible Entrepreneurial Project Matrix and the Responsible Business Model Canvas to help students and entrepreneurs integrate sustainability and social responsibility into business practices.
His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on responsible management education, cooperative governance, and the intersection of technology with social economy. His work spans multiple disciplines including organizational theory, cooperative studies, sustainable business models, and entrepreneurship education. A recurring theme in his research is the exploration of paradoxes and tensions that arise in social economy organizations and how they can be managed effectively.
Dr. Audebrand actively supervises students and has contributed significantly to university and faculty initiatives, particularly in advancing responsible management education. He has participated in numerous research projects examining social economy organizations, cooperative business models, and responsible entrepreneurship.
His work has practical implications for social economy organizations, cooperatives, and businesses seeking to integrate social responsibility into their operations. Through his research and educational tools, he has helped bridge the gap between academic theory and practical application in the social economy sector.
