Charlotte FONTAN SERS

Dean of the Faculty • Associate Professor

  • Economy

About

Charlotte FONTAN SERS has been working at éklore-ed since 2013. She is a professor and researcher in economics and also serves as Dean of the Faculty. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Bordeaux. After completing her Ph.D., she left France to work for two years in French Polynesia (Tahiti) and one year in Senegal. She teaches economics andsocial entrepreneurship at the undergraduate and graduatelevels . In her research, she focuses on rural development and food security in developing countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. She also works on the sharing economy, mission-driven companies, and social entrepreneurship.

Degrees

  • 2007 > Ph.D. in Economics – University of Bordeaux
  • 2003 > Master's Degree in Development Economics - University of Bordeaux

Academic Experience

  • Since 2021Dean of the Faculty, éklore-ed France 
  • Since 2013Adjunct Professor of Economics, éklore-ed France 
  • Since 2020Member of the Educational Committee, éklore-ed France 
  • Since 2020Member of the Executive Committee, éklore-ed France  
  • 2010–2011> Teacher at BEM (Dakar) 
  • 2008–2010> Lecturer at the University of French Polynesia 
  • 2003–2010 > Teaching assistant, then assistant professor at Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV University

  • Charlotte FONTAN SERS

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    Timothy L. Petit

    Nathalie Darras Barquissau

    Can independent hotels survive? A case study of how technology is transforming the industry.

    Journal of Business Strategy • 2023 • Ranking : 1*

  • The Sharing Economy and Tourism: The Case of a Strategic Shift by an Independent French Hotel in Response to the Rise of Airbnb

    Management question(s) • 2021 • Rating : 1*

  • Can independent hotels survive? A case study of how technology is transforming the industry

    Journal of Business Strategy • 2023 • Ranking : 1*

  • Major economic, social, and environmental issues 
  • Macroeconomics 
  • Social Entrepreneurship 

  • Development Economics
  • Food security in developing countries
  • Mission-driven companies
  • Social entrepreneurship 

  • Since 2021 > Alternate member of the European Economic and Social Committee, Belgium 
  • 2011 > Consultant for CRES (Consortium for Economic and Social Research) 
  • 2010–2012 > Consultant for GRET (Group for Research and Technological Exchange), OXFAM, and CORAF (West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development) in Senegal. 
  • 2007–2009 > Administrative Officer at the Office of Planning and Economic Forecasting in Papeete (French Polynesia): Head of the Economic Analysis Unit