Luciara Nardon

Dr. Luciara Nardon is a Professor of International Business at Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business. She is renowned for her multidisciplinary research on multicultural work environments, immigrant integration, and socio-cognitive influences on organizational behavior. Her work bridges sociology, business, and migration studies to address global workplace challenges.

• BSc Accounting, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
• Masters Business, Universidad de Ciencias Empresariales y Sociales
• MBA, Claremont Graduate University
• PhD, University of Oregon

Dr. Nardon’s research explores intercultural competence, technology’s role in migration, and HR strategies for refugee workforce integration. She employs reflexive qualitative methods and sensemaking frameworks to analyze cultural dissonance and collaborative practices in global teams.

Her recent publications focus on virtual reality applications, AI in research, transnational career shifts, and mentoring programs. These works emphasize inclusion, cultural hybridity, and policy innovation for immigrant professionals.

Scientific awards include:

• Carleton’s 2018 Research Achievement award
• Knowledge Synthesis Grant

Dr. Nardon mentors newcomers to Canada and advocates for systemic changes to retain global talent. She leads projects on technology-driven cultural adjustment and publishes extensively on workplace diversity.