Uncategorized – Page 2 – Marta Rocchi, PhD

Keynote on “Character and Organizational Culture” at the Oxford Character Project Conference

The Oxford Character Project hosted the “Character, Culture, and Leadership in UK Business” conference last week in Oxford at the Rhodes House.
I was honoured to be there to present on “#Character and Organisational #Culture“. Three real characters helped me navigate the fascinating dynamic between personal #character and #organisations: Edward Smith (captain of the Titanic), Ernest Shackleton (explorer), and Catherine Johnson (mathematician).
Michael Lamb then moderated our panel conversation with Sarah Gillard Dr. Doyin Atewologun and David Rouch. #thankyou for the good conversation!

I want to thank Edward Brooks and his fantastic team for making this event possible and gathering such an interesting group of people.
I am particularly grateful to Michael Lamb, Adam Grodecki, David Rouch, Paolo Cervini, Elisa Farri, Melissa Jones Briggs, Amalia Amaya, Charles Wookey, Hitendra Wadhwa, Corey Crossan, PhD Anjali Sarker, Luna Wang, Dr Rebecca Park Andrew Maile and Jocelyn Krauss for the inspiring conversations and the opportunity to share common interests and ideas. A special thank you to Lily Elsner for her invaluable support.
I bring home fresh ideas for #research and #teaching, and for the never ending and daily challenge of personal #flourishing.
#Thankyou #character #leadership

R:ETRO Seminar, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford – Does AI Threaten Human Moral Agency? With C. Bernacchio

Exploring the Social Licence for Financial Markets – Oxford Character Project, October 28, 2022

Irish Academy of Management: Presentation and Best Track Paper Award

Trinity College Dublin, August 24-24, 2022

Presentation of an article and reception of the Best Track Paper Award (Track: CSR, Business Ethics, and Sustainability).

“Digital Structures and Their Threats to Moral Agency”, with C. Bernacchio, presented at ISBEE 2022

International Society for Business Economics and Ethics, Bilbao, July 20-22, 2022.

Track: Ethics and Artificial Intelligence

Track organizers: Alejo Sison, Ignacio Ferrero, Tae Wan Kim

Podcast – Specifically Human: The Practice of Teaching With and Beyond Technology

A conversation with Lisa Donaldson, DCU Teaching Enhancent Unit, on teaching as a specifically human practice.

This podcast is part of the “Edge of Discovery” Podcast Series organized by the DCU TEU. The podcast with Dr. Marta Rocchi is part of the series regarding the Teaching and Learning Week 2021, where there was a specific focus on teaching with technology in light of the teaching and learning experience during the covid-19 pandenic.

The podcast can be listened here.

Exploring Ethical Approaches in Decision-Making – Presentation at the Irish Academy of Management 2021, with Dr. Malcolm Brady

August 26, 2021

Presentation at the Irish Academy of Management Annual Conference, with Dr. Malcolm Brady.

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) awarded on August 24, 2021

I just received the good news that I achieved the status of Fellow, following my Advance HE Fellowship application supported by the DCU Teaching Enhancement Unit.

MacIntyre in Italy: Panel at the International Society for MacIntyrean Enquiry

I thank Prof. Sante Maletta (University of Bergamo) for the invitation to participate as a panellist to the conversation “MacIntyre in Italy” on July 14, 2021, during the International Society for MacIntyrean Enquiry Annual Conference. I thank Prof. Cinzia Daraio for her insightful presentation on the way MacIntyrean philosophy can help conducting good research.

What is Digital Ethics? Presentation at the IESE Business & Society Symposium 2021

On July 12, 2021, Luca Capone (University Campus Biomedico) and myself presented the article “What is Digital Ethics?” (Rocchi, M., Capone, L., Bertolaso, M.) at the Business & Society Symposium organized by IESE Business School on the Future of Work.