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Pascal Morand (born December 20, 1955 in Neuilly-sur-Seine) is the Executive President of the Fédération française de la couture. He is also a professor at ESCP Europe Business School, a member of Académie des Technologies (The National Academy of Technologies of France), a member of the Commission d'évaluation des formations et diplômes de gestation (The Commission for the Evaluation of Management Training and Degrees) and, a member of the Conseil national éducation-économie, an organization established by the French National Education Ministry to foster greater cooperation between business and higher education.

Early life

Morand was born to a father, Joseph Morand, a statistical engineer, and a mother Françoise Grappin (aka Françoise Beucler). Morand graduated from HEC business school in 1978 and received an advanced degree in Organization Sciences from the University of Paris Dauphine in 1979. Morand earned his PhD in economics from the University of Rouen in 1988; his thesis explored "limited rationality and market economy" under the mentorship of French economist Christian de Boissieu.

Career

Morand has focused his career teaching at the university level and fostering educational, professional and industrial ties between fashion and business. He began in education as a teaching assistant, then professor, of economics at the École supérieure de commerce de Rouen, Neoma, from 1978 to 1985. He was also a lecturer and teacher at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne as well as at the HEC Business School from 1981-1987. In 1981, Morand was a visiting scholar at the Northwestern University in Chicago. From 1985 to 1987, he ran the post graduate degrees and international programs at ESCP Europe. Morand was the Director of the Institut Français de la Mode (IFM) from 1987 to 2006, and then Dean of ESCP Europe from 2006 to 2012. He was the Deputy Director General of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris Region from 2013 to 2015 in charge of studies, public affairs and policy.

Morand has been a member of the Board and then Director of the Centre textile de conjoncture et d’observation économique (CTCOE), a fashion and textile economic observatory, from 1992 to 1998, the year this institution merged with the Institut Français de la Mode; a member of the Board of the Union Française des Arts du Costume (UFAC) from 1992 à 2006; a member of the Board of the École nationale supérieure de création industrielle (ENSCI-Les Ateliers) from 2006 to 2011. Morand co-founded the Institute for innovation and competitiveness (i7) in 2009. In addition, he was president of the strategic advisory board of the Docks-Cité de la mode et du design from 2012 to 2014.

Morand expresses his own passion for creativity, fashion, design and innovation through writing and has penned numerous pieces on these subjects in addition to exploring the relationship between the business and culture. In particular, he published two books, one of which discussed the European economic and monetary union as a victory for Lutheranism and the other which explored the relationship between luxury and religions.

In his free time, Morand is a musician, singer-songwriter and interpreter.[1][2][3]

Public service

Morand has been active in the public sector and between 2000 and 2006, he led various French and European missions, notably for Christian Pierret, the Minister of Industry, and his successor Nicole Fontaine. One project led to the creation of the Cité de la mode et du design in Paris, located Quai d'Austerlitz, in Paris. He also examined the consequences of the abolition of the multi-fiber agreements and the entry of China in the World Trade Organization on the fashion and textile industries.

Morand also led a Euro-mediterranean mission about the strategic repositioning of the Moroccan textile and apparel industry (2002-2003) in addition to completing several studies for the Moroccan government regarding tariff reform and the establishment of a design school (2003-2005)

Christine Lagarde, France’s Economic Minister at the time, endorsed Morand with several missions about globalization [4] · ,[5] innovation and the way to promote it[6][réf. insuffisante] and the impact of accounting standards on the economic crisis.

[7][réf. insuffisante].

Publications

  • L’avenir d’une métaphore, (en collaboration avec Alain Masson), Lectures, 1983.
  • Le capitalisme hollywoodien et les mogols in Hollywood 1927-1941, la propagande par les rêves ou le triomphe du modèle américain (ouvrage collectif sous la direction d’Alain Masson), Editions Autrement, Série Mémoires n°9, septembre 1991.
  • Les stratégies d’implantation des groupes japonais dans la filière textile européenne, en collaboration avec Thierry Noblot, Institut français de la mode, 1991.
  • La transition vers la monnaie unique : les leçons de l’expérience européenne (ouvrage collectif), ESCP & Université Argentine de l’Entreprise, 1996.
  • Monnaie et Industrie in Repères Mode & Textile (ouvrage collectif sous la direction de Bruno Remaury), éditions IFM-[8][réf. insuffisante], 1996.
  • La victoire de Luther; essai sur l'Union économique et monétaire, Éditions de la maison des sciences de l'homme/Vivarium, 2001.[8]
  • Mondialisation et Régionalisation : le cas des industries du textile et de l’habillement (en collaboration avec Michel Fouquin), Document de travail du CEPII Centre d'études prospectives et d'informations internationales, no 2002–08, septembre 2002.
  • La moda di Milano vista da Parigi in Moda a Milano, Stile e impresa nella città che cambia (ouvrage collectif sous la direction d’Ampelio Bucci), Abitare Segesta Cataloghi, 2002.
  • L’Argentine : du désastre au renouveau in Pour comprendre la crise argentine (ouvrage collectif sous la direction de Denis Rolland et Joëlle Chassin), Editions L’Harmattan, collection Horizons Amérique Latine, 2003.
  • Les marchés du luxe après le 11 septembre in Repères Mode 2003 (ouvrage collectif sous la direction de Bruno Remaury), (Editions IFM-Regard Institut français de la mode, 2003)[9][réf. insuffisante].
  • Quand la distribution impose ses règles, Sociétal, juillet 2004.
  • Luxe, religions, cultures in Le luxe, essai sur la fabrique de l’ostentation (ouvrage collectif sous la direction d’Olivier Assouly), IFM/Editions du Regard, 2004, réédition en 2012[10][réf. insuffisante].
  • La mondialisation et ses langages in Changement Social, n°9 (numéro consacré à La mondialisation et ses effets), L’Harmattan, 2006[11][réf. insuffisante].
  • Mondialisation : changeons de posture, La Documentation Française, 2007.
  • Religion et consommation ostentatoire, Sociétal, juillet 2007.
  • Pour une nouvelle vision de l’innovation (en collaboration avec Delphine Manceau), La Documentation Française, 2009.
  • Normes comptables et crise financière (en collaboration avec Didier Marteau), La Documentation Française, 2010.
  • Responsibility of Business Schools to train Leaders sensitive to Global Sustainability in Global Sustainability and the Responsibilities of Universities (ouvrage collectif sous la direction de Luc Weber et James Duderstadt), Economica, Glion Colloquium series n.7, 2012.
  • Les religions et le luxe : l’éthique de la richesse d’Orient en Occident, Editions IFM - Editions du Regard, 2012[12][réf. insuffisante].
  • Le soft power culturel à l'heure de l'immatérialisme, Mode de recherche, no 19, Institut français de la mode, 2013.
  • L'économie de la mode (en collaboration avec Dominique Jacomet), Réalités industrielles, Les Annales des Mines, 2013.
  • A few arguments in favor of a holistic approach to innovation in economics and management (en collaboration avec Delphine Manceau), Journal of Innovation Economics and Management, 2014.
  • L'impression 3D: porte d'entrée dans l'industrie du XXIème siècle (en collaboration avec Joël Rosenberg et Dominique Turcq), CCI Paris Ile-de-France/Conseil général de l'armement, 2015.

Awards and honors

Notes and references

  1. ^ Les Religions et le luxe, l'éthique de la richesse d'Orient en Occident
  2. ^ Nicole Vulser (9 July 2012). "Cachez cette richesse". Le Monde (in French).
  3. ^ Dominique Gallois (18 December 2001). "La victoire de Luther. Essai sur l'Union économique et monétaire, de Pascal Morand". Le Monde (in French).
  4. ^ Mondialisation : changeons de posture, La Documentation française, 2007.
  5. ^ "Proposition pour un Conseil de la mondialisation auprès du chef de l'État". Le Monde (in French). 5 April 2007.
  6. ^ Pour une nouvelle vision de l’innovation, en collaboration avec Delphine Manceau, La Documentation française, 2009.
  7. ^ Normes comptables et crise financière, La Documentation française, 2010, en collaboration avec Didier Marteau.
  8. ^ a b La Victoire de Luther
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  11. ^ [3]
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