CSSI Community and Scientific Committee 

The CSSI Community generates theoretical and practice-based insights on the role, processes and outcomes of collaborations between business, public, civil society and philanthropic sectors. This includes social and development partnerships, multi-stakeholder initiatives, public-private partnerships, public finance initiatives and social entrepreneurship. We convene academics and practitioners in the field of cross-sector social interactions to share research and promote dialogue and exchange among diverse actors. Through generating and sharing knowledge and experience we seek to improve collaborative practice to address social, economic and environmental challenges.

The CSSI Scientific Committee provides academic grounding and oversight for the CSSI symposia series and includes current and previous conference organizers as well as winners of the CSSI Life Time Achievement Award. We acknowledge their support and contributions towards CSSI2024.

  • James Austin - Harvard Business School
  • Oana Branzei -Ivey Business School
  • Herman Brouwer  - Wageningen University and Research
  • Amelia Clarke - University of Waterloo
  • Andrew Crane - University of Bath School of Management 
  • Marieke de Wal - Rotterdam School of Management
  • Domenico Dentoni - Montpellier Business School
  • Art Dewulf - Wageningen University and Research
  • Jonathan Doh - Villanova School of Business
  • Pieter Glasbergen - Maastricht University
  • Barbara Gray - Pennsylvania State University
  • Ralph Hamann  - UCT Graduate School of Business
  • Jennifer Leigh - Nazareth School of Business and Leadership
  • Brenda Namugumya - Wageningen University and Research
  • Esben Rahbek Gjerdrum Pedersen - Copenhagen Business School
  • Miguel Rivera Santos - Babson College Management Division
  • Carlos Rufin - Suffolk University
  • Annmarie Ryan - University of Limerick
  • Sarita Sehgal - UCT Graduate School of Business
  • May Seitanidi - University of Kent
  • Lea Stadtler - Grenoble Ecole de Management
  • Rob Van Tulder  - Rotterdam School of Management
  • Sietze Vellema  - Wageningen University and Research
  • Sandra Waddock - Boston College