Advisory Board

Publications

• Engbersen, G., van der Leun, J. and de Boom, J. (2007), "The Fragmentation of Migration and Crime in the Netherlands," Crime and Justice, 35, 389–452.
• Dekker, R., Engbersen, G., Snel, E. and de Boom, J. (2025), "The Effect of Institutional Trust on the Relationship Between Social Media as an Information Resource and Policy Non-Compliance," International Review of Administrative Sciences, 91(2), 259–274. DOI
• Enneking, G., Custers, G. and Engbersen, G. (2025), "The Rapid Rise of Social Infrastructure: Mapping the Concept Through a Systematic Scoping Review," Cities, 158, 105608. DOI
• Engbersen, G. and Reinold, J. (2026), "Migration Skill Corridors," in Fair Skilled Mobility, Routledge. DOI

Publications

• Freeman RB, Pan X, Yang X, Ye M. Team Incentives and Lower Ability Workers: A Real-Effort Experiment. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. 2025.
• Freeman RB, Yang B, Zhang B. "Data Deepening and Nonbalanced Economic Growth." Journal of Macroeconomics. 2023;75(March).
• Zhang D, Du W, Zhuge L, Tong Z, Freeman RB. Do Financial Constraints Curb Firm’s Efforts to Control Pollution? Evidence from Chinese Manufacturing Firms. Journal of Cleaner Production. 2019;215:1052–1058.
• Zhang D, Zhuge L, Freeman RB. "Firm Dynamics of Hi-Tech Start-ups: Does Innovation Matter?" China Economic Review. 2020;59(February):1–17.

Publications

• Gloor, P.A. (2006). Swarm Creativity: Competitive Advantage through Collaborative Innovation Networks. Oxford University Press.
• Gloor, P.A. (2022). Happimetrics: Leveraging AI to Untangle the Surprising Link Between Ethics, Happiness and Business Success. Edward Elgar Publishing.
• Kruse, J.A., Ciechanowski, L., Dupuis, A., Vazquez, I., Gloor, P.A. (2024). Leveraging the Sensitivity of Plants with Deep Learning to Recognize Human Emotions. Sensors 24(6), 1917. DOI
• Gloor, P.A. (2026). Silent Signals: Correlating Plant Bioelectric Activity with Human Emotional States via Wearable Sensing. Biomimetics 11(4), 236. DOI
• Gloor, P.A. (2025). Plant Bioelectric Early Warning Systems: A Five-Year Investigation into Human-Plant Electromagnetic Communication. arXiv:2506.04132. arXiv

Legal counsel, doctor of legal sciences. Partner responsible for the area of AI and cybersecurity at ZP Zackiewicz & Partners and partner of GovernedAI.com, which creates the AI Governance framework in organizations. He has several years of professional experience in the field of new technology law and financial law. Expert in the field of implementation of artificial intelligence systems (machine learning, deep learning, LLM) from a business, technological and legal perspective. He understands not only the legal and regulatory aspects of the implementation of technological solutions well, but also moves freely in the area of specific solutions from the technological side. He conducted many trainings, workshops and inspirational speeches in the field of artificial intelligence and new technologies.

He cooperated with the largest financial institutions and technology solution providers on projects in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing and cybersecurity. He led projects related to the implementation of the framework for AI Governance and trustworthy and responsible artificial intelligence and the use of generative artificial intelligence. He advised banks, telecoms and eCommerce platforms, as well as smaller entities from the financial market and the public services sector. He was responsible for key areas related to the implementation of new technological solutions, including from the perspective of ethics and regulation. He worked in banks and supervisory and regulatory institutions, including the Office of the Polish Financial Supervision Authority and the National Bank of Poland, and also completed internships at the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank and the European Parliament.

He participated in legislative work, including co-authoring a legal opinion for the shadow rapporteur on the original version of the AI Act. Deputy Chairman of the subgroup of, among others, law and ethics within the Working Group for Artificial Intelligence at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister's Council in 2021-2023. Chairman of the section of Current Challenges of Artificial Intelligence at the Polish Information Technology Society. Participant of parliamentary work and working groups at the Ministry of Digitization in the field of AI. Author of, among others, the book "Artificial intelligence. A practical guide for the FinTech sector" (2023) and a number of scientific articles on this subject. He is the author of the regular column "Artificial intelligence in practice" in the Republic of Poland. Lecturer at Warsaw University of Technology, SGH and SWPS in the field of AI.

Publications

• Nowakowski, M. and Waliszewski, K. (2022), "Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in the Financial Sector," Przegląd Ustawodawstwa Gospodarczego. pwe.com.pl
• Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms Assisting Personal Finance. A Legal and Economic Perspective. pwe.com.pl
• Nowakowski, M. (2023), Sztuczna inteligencja. Praktyczny przewodnik dla sektora innowacji finansowych [Artificial Intelligence: A Practical Guide for the Financial Innovation Sector], Wolters Kluwer Polska.

Tamilla Triantoro is an Associate Professor of Business Analytics and Information Systems at Quinnipiac University School of Business. Her research examines human–AI collaboration, AI personality, digital embodiment, and the future of work. She is a Global Justice Fellow at Yale University and co-author of Converging Minds: The Creative Potential of Collaborative AI (Routledge, 2024). Her research and commentary have appeared in Harvard Business Review and have been featured by BBC, Forbes and Fast Company. She regularly speaks to academic, business, and policy audiences about the implications of AI for people, organizations, and society.

Publications

• Does Your AI Have a Personality Problem? Co-authored with Aleksandra Przegalinska, Leon Ciechanowski, Konrad Sowa, Anna Kovbasiuk, and Richard B. Freeman. Harvard Business Review, 2026. hbr.org
• AI vs. MBA: Who Wins the Future of Work? Integration of AI in Business and the Evolving Role of Business Education. Co-authored with Sian Roderick, Imed Ben Nasr, Karine A. Barakat, and Tom James. Communications of the Association for Information Systems, 57, 972–982, 2025. aisel.aisnet.org
• Converging Minds: The Creative Potential of Collaborative AI. Co-authored with Aleksandra Przegalinska. Routledge, 2024. routledge.com
• Collaborative AI in the Workplace: Enhancing Organizational Performance through Resource-Based and Task-Technology Fit Perspectives. Co-authored with Aleksandra Przegalinska, Anna Kovbasiuk, Leon Ciechanowski, Richard B. Freeman, and Konrad Sowa. International Journal of Information Management, 81, 102853, 2025. sciencedirect.com
• Striking a Balance: How AI Impacts Job Demands, Resources, and Employee Well-Being. Applied Artificial Intelligence in Business. Springer, 2025. link.springer.com

Throughout his distinguished professional career, Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Unkelbach has excelled as a tech-savvy business executive, as a champion for the arts, and as an advisor and leader for countless community service organizations. For more than 40 years, he has connected his doctoral studies in mathematics to real-world business problems to drive high-impact results. With his expertise in information technology, operations, and logistics management, he has powered the impressive growth of Adolf Würth GmbH & Co. KG — a multi-billion dollar industrial wholesaler company with more than 77,000 employees across 100 countries. As a testament to his commitment to education and life-long learning, Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Unkelbach also serves as head of Würth Business Academy, the educational division of Adolf Würth GmbH & Co. KG.

Beyond his career accomplishments, Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Unkelbach plays a major role in the arts. He has been largely responsible for amassing a collection of approximately 15,000 world-class works of art, from old masters to contemporary works of renown, that are displayed in the three major galleries funded by Würth.

Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Unkelbach's community involvements have been extensive, including service as the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the world-renowned Philharmonia of Nations, an advisory board member of the International Bach Academy in Stuttgart, and an advisory board member of the Foundation for Energy and Climate Protection. He was one of the founders of the UofL Global MBA program, which was established in 2000 and has since graduated more than 300 globally-minded business leaders. He has taught Operations Management in the program since 2002.

Publications

• "E-Commerce im Hause Würth" (E-Commerce at Würth), published in: Wettbewerbsmotor Neue Medien (New Media — Competitive Driving Force), Heidi Heilmann (Publisher), Schäffer-Poeschel Publishers 2000, ISBN 3-7910-1559-1.
• "E-Commerce im Produktionsverbindungshandel: Der handwerkguide.com der Adolf Würth GmbH & Co. KG" (E-Commerce at Trade and Sales: handwerkguide.com of the Adolf Würth GmbH & Co. KG), published in: B2B-Handel: Perspektiven des Groß- und Außenhandels, Joachim Zentes, Bernhard Swoboda, Dirk Morschett (Publishers), Deutscher Fachverlag GmbH 2002, ISBN 3-87150-798-9, ISSN 1433-8130.
• "Software-Entwicklung bei Würth" (Software Development at Würth), published in: Würth-phoenix_das buch, Swiridoff Publishers 2002, ISBN 3-934350-84-4.

Publications

• "Interview: Ugo Valenti, Director of Smart City Expo World Congress," Cities Today (2018).
• "Urban Solutions, Real Impact," by-lined article by Ugo Valenti, Cities Today (2026).