The mission of Paris School of Business is to educate aware and responsible managers. Since its creation, the school has grown into a dedicated and productive research center. The value of our Professors is one of the primary reasons for students to come to PSB.
Anne-Catherine
ANTUNES
Associate Professor Teaching
Catherine Antunes is Senior Lecturer of Business Law and Taxation Management at PSB Paris School of Business.
Chiraz
AOUINA MEJRI
Associate Professor Research
Chiraz Aouina-Mejri (PhD, Paris-Est University) is an associate professor at PSB (Paris School of Business). Her research interests include corporate social responsibility, retailers’ marketing and consumer’s resistance.
Nicolas
AUBOUIN
Associate Professor Research
Nicolas Aubouin research interests focus on the management of arts and culture, human resources management, and corporate social responsibility.
Yosr
BEN TAHAR
Associate Professor Research
Yosr Ben Tahar is associate professor at Paris School of Business. She received her PHD in Business Administration from Université de Montpellier, France.
Rebecca
Benais
Associate Professor Research
Rebecca Benais, Professeur assistant à PSB.
Domaine de recherche : comptabilité /finance
7 ans de consulting en audit et conseil en actuariat Enseignante chercheuse en finance / comptabilité / mathématiques au sein de la PSB.
Claude
BENSIMON
Associate Professor Teaching
Claude Bensimon is Senior Lecturer at PSB Paris School of Business. He teaches auditing and accounting and related topics in Bachelor and Master Degree Programs. He is also interested in business plan, business model and entrepreneurship.
Ekaterina
BESSON
Associate Professor Research
Ekaterina Besson is an Associate professor at PSB Paris School of Business, Paris, France. She holds a PhD from University of Birmingham Business School.
Nathalie
BITBOL-SABA
Associate Professor Research
Associate Professor in corporate finance (management control, internal control and auditing), I earned my PhD in Management Sciences in 2015.
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