Margarita Martí Ripoll

Margarita Martí Ripoll serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of People Management and Organisation at Esade Business School, Ramon Llull University. Her academic work bridges organizational behavior and psychological development within educational contexts, focusing on empowering university students through evidence-based interventions.

Her research centers on self-leadership frameworks and emotional competence development, examining how personality traits like introversion and antagonism influence student outcomes. Employing qualitative methodologies, she investigates identity formation through social identity theory within Spanish populations, particularly in Barcelona. This work directly supports UN Sustainable Development Goals for quality education and reduced inequalities by addressing individual differences in learning environments.

Recent publications (2022-2024) reveal a consistent trajectory applying self-leadership programs to enhance emotional competencies across diverse student populations. Her studies demonstrate measurable impacts on personal development while addressing specific personality characteristics, showing how tailored interventions can transform educational experiences in higher education settings.

Dr. Martí Ripoll actively contributes to the AGAUR-funded research project "Psicopersona: Psicologia, Persona i Context" (2022-2025) as a core researcher. This multidisciplinary initiative examines the interplay between psychological frameworks, individual development, and contextual factors through collaborative work with psychologists and educators across Spain.

No scientific awards were documented in the source materials. While her faculty role implies student advising responsibilities, no specific mentees were listed. Research support comes primarily through institutional project funding like the ongoing AGAUR grant, which enables her team's investigation of psychological interventions in educational and professional contexts.