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INALDE taught me that a business should be conceived to generate value "always" over time, and that we as managers have that mission, and that in order to succeed in that we should build a proper organizational structure with strategies, responsibilities, and above all long-term thinking. I sincerely believe that thanks to these lessons, the Parmalat crisis placed us - as it would in any other crisis that comes up - in a privileged situation to be able to deal with the problem and carry on with the business.
Luis Guilherme Ribeiro de Guzmao
General Manager
Parmalat Colombia
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Degree in economics, and a Masters degree and PhD in history. Currently a member of the Editorial Committee of the Business History Review, of the International Advisory Committee of IPADE (Mexico) and the Infrastructure Committee of the Policy Council for Competitiveness in the United States. He is a professor in the area of business, government and international economics, and Senior Assistant Dean of the Business School. His areas of research and publications are mainly related to the relationship between business and government policy, and management in relation to the environment. He is a consultant to IBM, General Electric, and the Government of Malaysia.
An economist, with a Masters in Economics from the London business School, and MBA and PhD in business economics from Harvard. He is currently a professor in the area of Corporate Finance and Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs, having been Director of that academic area, President of the MBA program for the Harvard Business School and President of the Harvard Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility. He is a member of the International Advisory Committee of IESE and the International Relations Council of the United States. His areas of research and publications are concerned mainly with international corporate finance, and issues of corporate governance. He has been a consultant for major investment funds, and of firms such as JP Morgan, IBM, GE Capital, Merck & Co., the National Football League, Xerox, and the World Bank.
Graduate in mathematics and economics, with an MBA from IESE and a PhD in Economic Science. He is currently professor in the area of Commercial Management, and Director of the Commercial Department of IESE. He has belonged to the International Advisory Committee of the Andean business schools since they were founded, and of IEEM (Uruguay) and ISE (Brazil). His research has centered on issues of retail business, marketing strategy, and family companies. He has been a consultant to major firms such as KPMG, the World Trade Center in Spain, Deutsche Bank, and in Colombia, Carvajal Computadores and Cementos Samper. At the same time, he has given advice on a large number of social and voluntary projects related to health, education and sports.
He is a cybernetics and computer systems engineer, with an MBA from IPAD E and PhD (in preparation) on the governance of organizations. He is currently a full time professor in the area of Operations Management and Director of the MBA program. He was Director of Perfection Programs and Special programs in IPADE and professor or the area of Management Control and Information. He is a consultant in matters of processes, information technologies and incentive systems, and management information. He has published cases and articles related to incentive systems and management control.