He holds a MSc in Industrial Engineering (2007) and a PhD in Management Engineering (2014) from Universidad Politecnica de Madrid (UPM). From 2010 to 2015, he taught graduate and postgraduate courses on Entrepreneurship at UPM and he carried out international research. For three years he worked as a sustainability analyst at ACCIONA, where he designed and implemented the Corporate Training Program on Sustainability. During the last decade, he has been lecturing for postgraduate programs in different national Universities (Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Universidad Pontificia de Comillas or Universidad Carlos III) and international business schools (Universitas Pelita Harapan, Indonesia).

 

He currently teaches at ESCP Business School as a Permanent Affiliate Professor. His fields of knowledge are sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation. He is Executive Director of the Entrepreneurship track (Option E, Master in Management) and Executive Director of the Master in Hospitality and Tourism Management. He also helps as coordinator of Sustainability Office at Madrid campus. His field of research is innovative business models for sustainability and the social business model.

 

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Academic Articles

2017

FISAC GARCIA, R., J. EISMAN, J. G. MARTÍN FERNÁNDEZ, A. MORENO

Provisión de servicios básicos en la base de la pirámide a través de empresas sociales: El caso de la Fundación ACCIONA Microenergía

REVISTA ESPANOLA DEL TERCER SECTOR, 35, 161- 172

Academic Articles

2015

FISAC GARCIA, R., A. MORENO

Understanding Social Enterprise Country Models: Spain

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE JOURNAL, Vol 11, Issue 2, 156-177

Academic Articles

2015

FISAC GARCIA, R., A. MORENO, M. ACEVEDO, J. JUAN RUIZ

Identificación de los elementos organizativos clave en el desempeño de las empresas sociales. El caso de los telecentros en Latinoamérica

DIRECCION Y ORGANIZACION, 56, 43-56

Academic Articles

2011

FISAC GARCIA, R., A. MORENO, C. MATAIX, M. PALACIOS

La empresa social: revisión de conceptos y modelo para el análisis organizativo

REVISTA ESPANOLA DEL TERCER SECTOR, 17, 41- 66