Marco FASAN

Marco FASAN is a Full Professor of Accounting at the Venice School of Management, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. He holds a Ph.D. in Management from LUISS Guido Carli and has held visiting positions at The University of Miami and Harvard University. His academic and institutional roles include membership in the Commission for Knowledge Valorisation and coordination of postgraduate programs in risk management and corporate governance.

• Ph.D. in Management – LUISS Guido Carli (2009–2012)
• Visiting Ph.D. – The University of Miami (2010–2011)
• Master in Consulenza Aziendale – Ca’ Foscari University (2006–2008)
• Bachelor in Revisore dei Conti e Giurista d’Impresa – Ca’ Foscari University (2003–2006)
• Program on Negotiation – Harvard University (2007–2008)

His research focuses on Accounting, Corporate Governance, and Sustainability, with a strong emphasis on ethical practices, CSR, and financial transparency. He explores how governance structures impact financial outcomes and organizational accountability.

His recent publications reveal a consistent theme in governance and ethical accountability, particularly examining the implications of corporate ethics codes, CSR motivations, and fair value practices under IFRS. These works bridge accounting theory with real-world corporate behavior.

Scientific Awards:

• American Accounting Association (AAA) Ethics Research Symposium Best Research Award (2018)
• Department of Management, Ca’ Foscari University – Premio alla ricerca 2018
• American Accounting Association (AAA) Management Accounting Section Best Paper Award (2015)
• AIDEA Best Paper Award for Young Researcher (2015)

Marco FASAN has extensive teaching experience in Forensic Accounting, Enterprise Risk Management, and Internal Auditing at Ca' Foscari and other institutions such as LUISS Business School, UTEP, USP, and VIU. He is the scientific coordinator of the postgraduate master in Risk Management, Internal Audit & Cybersecurity (RIAC) and leads training programs for corporate board members. He also serves on the editorial board of the Journal of International Accounting Research and has been an invited speaker at Fordham University, Waseda University, and LMU Munich.

He is actively involved in bridging academic research with professional practice through institutional appointments and leadership in educational programs focused on governance and sustainability.