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Dr. Joanne
GARDNER LE GARS

Fonction : Assistant Professor
Pôle : Management and Strategy
Nationalité(s) : UK, France
Expertise liée aux objectifs de développement durable des Nations unies :
Qualifications

Qualification for section 6 (management sciences), Conseil National des Universités (CNU) – 2020 campaign (Qualification N° 20206346450)
Ph.D. University of Exeter, UK – 2018
Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (LTHE), UK – 2015
Master, IAE, University of Weestern Brittany, Brest, France – 2012
Project Management Professional Certification Program, Project Management Institute – 2006
Certificate in Investment Management, UK Society of Investment Professionals – 2005
Executive MBA London Business School, UK – 2003
MSc, University College London, UK – 1998
BSc Hons, University of Bath, UK – 1997

Teaching

Research methods (Bachelor & Master level), Lean Six Sigma, Agile project management (Bachelor & Master level), Learning how to learn

Research interests

Risk governance: development of tools to analyse the effectiveness and legitimacy of EU environmental technical risk appraisal processes for complex risks.
AI : Analysis of the social acceptability of the use of AI for non-hedonistic type decision processes.
Organisational resilience: i) the incidence of decision-making modes for resilience activation in crises, ii) exploring synergies & tensions between resilience and sustainability goals, iii) knowledge transfer via the conception of resilience serious games

Dr. Joanne Gardner Le Gars, Assistant Professor of Management and Organisation at Rennes School of Business, holds a PhD in Science and Technology Studies (University of Exeter) and an Executive MBA (London Business School). She previously worked in strategy and project management across finance, real estate, and healthcare sectors in international markets. Her research focuses on environmental risk governance, organizational resilience and crisis management, and the use of serious games in management education. She has obtained financing for EU-funded projects, undertaken consultancy in organizational resilience, and contributes to editorial and research networks. Joanne teaches research methods, Lean Six Sigma, and Agile project management, supervises research students, and is engaged in international collaborations on resilience and AI.