Paper Development CID Group Seminar - Business and Sustainability

Professor of Marketing and Society at University of Plymouth, Great Britan. He became a full-time academic in 2003. His previous academic appointments include University of Glamorgan, University of Wales in Aberystwyth, Keele University (all in the UK) and Griffith University (Australia). Recently, Krzysztof spent five years (2013–2018) working as VicHealth’s Social Marketing Research Practice Fellow. His research has been published in over 100 books, book chapters, journal articles, and industry and government reports in areas such as arts marketing, place branding, knowledge management in higher education and social marketing. His current research focuses on the identification, trial, evaluation and critique of behaviour change programmes. Krzysztof is also interested in the intersecting roles of ethics, power and vulnerability in behaviour change and social marketing systems.  

is an Associate Professor at the Białystok University of Technology and the Kozminski University. His scientific research focuses on the following issues: power in business relations, inter-organisational relations and sustainable development, dynamic organisational capabilities, cooperation in innovation development. He serves as associate editor or member of boards and has served as guest editor in among others: Industrial Marketing Management, Journal of Busiuness Research, Oeconomia Copernicana. He has published in leading scientific journals in the field of management, including: Journal of Business Research, Industrial Marketing Management, Journal of Marketing Management, International Marketing Review.  He was associated with Griffith University, Australia (2013-2019), as Adjunct Associate Professor. He has pursued international research grants and fellowships, including at the University of Cambridge, University of Jyvaskyla. He has many years of experience in business practice, having worked as CEO, Board Member and Business Development Director in several companies operating internationally in B2B markets. He is currently a member of the Supervisory Board in a large manufacturing company. 

Ph.D., is Professor in Law and Society at The Open University Law School in the United Kingdom. She serves on the Modern Slavery Leadership Advisory Group to the New Zealand Government and as a Chair of the Business and Human Rights Subcommittee for Australian Lawyers for Human Rights (ALHR). She holds a Visiting Professorship at the Sorbonne, France (2022-23) and is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the Humanitarian and Development Research Initiative (HADRI) at Western Sydney University in Australia, along with other current and former affiliate positions in Cambodia, New Zealand, Canada, Germany and Slovenia. Natalia’s interdisciplinary research examining the different aspects of modern slavery, forced migration and gender (in)equalities in post-conflict contexts has been published by leading journals and publishers in a number of disciplines, as well as featured in various national and international media. Her current research focus is on the legal, social and economic linkages between business and human rights, modern slavery and sustainable development.