Daniele Greene, CEO of Camile Thai Food, invited guest lecture
A huge thank you to Daniel Greene, CEO of Camile Thai Kitchen, for his engaging and insightful guest lecture for the “Ethics for Business and Technology” students at DCU Business School (9th March 2026). Daniel spoke about the use and impact of technology within his company, with special reference to drone delivery, robotic woks, and…
Dr. Fearghas O’ Beara, invited guest lecture on the EU AI Act
On February 16, 2026, the DCU Business School “Ethics for Business and Technology” students had the opportunity to learn from Dr. Fearghas Ó Béara (Head of Office, European Parliament Liaison Office in Ireland) about “The EU Human-Centric Approach to Law-Making,” with specific reference to the EU AI Act. Dr. Ó Béara’s lecture focused on the…
“AI, time, and the virtues”: talk to women in leadership
What happens when you bring together a line-up of women talking in an engaging way about their current research and a room full of women extremely committed to transforming lives and societies through their work? Here’s what happens: a wonderful event celebrating all women in leadership and their powerful narratives organized by DCU Business School,…
M. Rocchi included in The Dean’s 2024 Green List
“The Dean’s Green List recognises academic staff who, in 2024, published peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters that make significant contributions to the fields of Ethics, Responsibility, and Sustainability (ERS). Each listed publication has been mapped to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), aligning with our strategic commitment to global sustainability and positive societal…
“Is Your Work Worth It?” – Book review seminar for the U.Navarra Work, Care and Development Research Group
Christopher Wong Michaelson and Jennifer Tosti-Kharas provided us with a lot of ideas for an insightful conversation thanks to their book “Is Your Work Worth It?” The quality and quantity of questions that this book asks will make you think. I thank Ana Marta González González, head of the “Work, Care and Development” Research Group…
Virtue as Competence, research seminar for Northumbria University
Great conversation with colleagues of the “Professional Learning and Management Education Research Group” at Northumbria University on 20th May 2025. I thank Prof. Kate Black for the invitation. The seminar presented potential applications of the framework presented in our British Journal of Management article! The article is available open access here: https://lnkd.in/ePwiybAY
Ethics and Leadership Workshops for Professional Staff
From January to March 2025, the Responsible Business Committee of DCU Business School offered three workshops on Ethics and Leadership for Professional Staff. The workshops were facilitated by Marta Rocchi.
Virtue as Competence seminar for London South Bank University
Thank you Craig Duckworth for the opportunity to present our latest British Journal of Management article to the London South Bank University Entrepreneurship and the Future of Work Research Group. We spoke about #virtue as #competence, and discovered why the talk was about #superpowers and how to make our business school places where students can…
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Marta Rocchi, PhD 