HSBA Hackathon
Students, companies and the university join forces to develop future ideasProgramme
Preliminary agenda
2.00 pm: Arrival & Registration
2.20 pm: Welcome
Prof. Dr. Sarah Jastram (Vice President Research & International Affairs, Professor of International Business Ethics and Sustainability at HSBA) and Sabine Lebedinski (Research Manager at HSBA)
2.30 pm: Session 1: Sustainable Governance, Reporting, and Consumption
The Interplay Between Psychographics and Social Norms in Ethical Consumption – Evidence from Japan and the United States
Zara Berberyan (HSBA PhD Candidate) & Prof. Dr. Sarah Jastram (Vice President Research & International Affairs, Professor of International Business Ethics and Sustainability at HSBA)Mainstreaming Sustainability – The Institutionalization of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Tatjana Minulla (HSBA PhD Candidate) & Sarah Jastram (Vice President Research & International Affairs, Professor of International Business Ethics and Sustainability at HSBA)Exploring the Accessibility of Sustainability Sections on Corporate Websites: Perspective from the European Banks
Giampiero Palazzo (Vising Researcher at HSBA; PhD Candidate at University of Salento, Italy)
3.45 pm: Master Poster Session & Coffee Break
Frederik Simonet: Determinants of German Manufacturing FDI into European Countries: An Empirical Approach
Isabelle Meyer: Balancing Academia and Family: Exploring Family-Friendliness at HSBA through a Qualitative Study on Staff
Maya Kaufholz: Increasing Acceptance of Digital Transformation in Public Administration through Neuro-Management Approaches
4.30 pm: Session 2: Strategic and Responsible Decision Making in Global Business
Fight or Flight? The Reaction of Socially Responsible Investors to Roadblocks in the Pursuit of their Purpose
Dr. Shubham Singh (Postdoctoral Researcher at HSBA)The Role of Reference Points in New Ventures' Strategic Decision-Making: Evidence from Kenya and Ghana
Dr. Ronja Kirschning (Postdoctoral Researcher at HSBA)
5.20 pm: Coffee Break & Networking
5.30 pm: Keynote
New Challenges in International Business in the Age of Geopolitics
Prof. Dr. Johann Fortwengel (Professor of International Management, King’s College London, Incoming General Editor of Journal of Management Studies)



