Nathalie Marie Renée CARIOU GHANTOUS

Institut de gestion des entreprises – Maître de conférences

+961 (1) 421 000 ext 4546 nathalie.ghantous@usj.edu.lb

Enseignant Profile

Teacher in Management and Marketing at USJ, IGE & FS, holding a PhD in Business Administration from Paris Dauphine in partnership with FGM (Class of 2019)


Education

Diplôme Université Pays Année
Executive doctorate in Business Administration Saint Joseph University of Beyrouth Lebanon 2019
Executive doctorate in Business Administration Université Paris Dauphine (Paris IX) France 2019
Master of Business Administration Université Jean Moulin (Lyon 3) France 2006
Bachelor's degree in Nursing ( french state diploma) Saint Joseph University of Beyrouth Lebanon 1996

Teaching at USJ

Enseignant Ens a USJ
Management ,Management of the FMCG products, Market studies , Director of thesis , Marketing plan .

University teaching outside USJ

Professional experience outside USJ

Professional experience Organisation Start date End date
Head of Professional Division Pamco 01/09/2014 15/05/2015
Unit Manager Dermo-Cosmetic Division Holdal 02/01/2000 21/12/2013

Areas of expertise

Enseignant Discipline
Economics, Management, Banking, Insurance

Research themes

Enseignant Thematique

Management & Marketing

Publications and communications

Enseignant Publi and Com

2024 : El Rassi, M. A. B., Cariou-Ghantous, N., & Gemayel, J. (2024). Bridging the gap: Understanding AI adoption resistance in sustainable business practices. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Digital Technology (ICBDT 2024), Bahrain<div>2020: Cancer, Work, Identity Dynamics between Stigma Resilience: The Case of Lebanese Women Affected with Breast Cancer (Rhime, April 2020)</div><div><br></div><div>2019: Breast Cancer and Returning to Work in Lebanon: An Atypical Model (Poem, 2019)</div><div><br></div><div>2024: I am currently working on a research article titled: Navigating Digital Marketing in Underdeveloped Countries: A Case Study of Lebanon</div>

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Awards and distinctions