Massimo Bianchi
Position: Full Professor
Office/Location: Business Management, University of Bologna, Italy
Email: bianchimassimi1@gmail.com
Participant Overview
Professor Massimo Bianchi has been a Full Professor of Business Management at the University of Bologna (Faculty of Economics, Forlì) since October 2008. He has extensive experience in leading international projects in the fields of education and management. Key highlights of his professional journey include:
- TEMPUS Projects: Implementation of ECTS programs in Kazakhstan and development of lifelong learning structures in Siberia.
- INTERREG and TEMPUS Projects in Balkan Countries: Support for innovative SMEs and professional education in Albania, Bosnia, Serbia, and other regions.
- TEMPUS DOCSMES Project: Development of a joint regional doctoral program in entrepreneurship and SME management for Western Balkan countries.
- Cultural Heritage and Tourism Projects: Contribution to the restoration and development of Roman amphitheatres in the Balkans and the promotion of education in cultural tourism.
- Innovative Educational Projects: Development of resilience management programs using open-source systems and augmented reality.
Technical Task for the Project
Section 4. Assessment of territorial development in the context of border and “problem” regions and unpromising settlements in rural areas
Assignment for Publications within the Project
1 scientific articles in journals recommended by CQASES
Research Interest
Resilience management, processes of creation and development of small and medium enterprises, project management in transition countries, practice and experimental management, performance evaluation, network analysis.
Key Publications
Enhancing Cultural Competence through University-Business Collaboration: The Case of the Caspian Region. Eurasian Journal of Economic and Business Studies, 68(2), 90–105. https://doi.org/10.47703/ejebs.v68i2.381
The Evolutionary Role of Higher Education in Sustainable Development: Pandemic 2020–2021. Eurasian Journal of Economic and Business Studies, 60(2), 33–52. https://doi.org/10.47703/ejebs.v2i60.52
The networking in the start up of SMEs for the development of local systems: The role of tourism enterprises. In S. Santoro (Ed.), Skills and tools to the cultural heritage and cultural tourism management (Vol. II, pp. 345-365). Edizioni D’Errico. ISBN 978-88-97017-08-0.
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