Fabrizio MaimoneFabrizio Maimone has an MA in International Politics (Sapienza University, Rome) and a PhD in Communication Sciences and Complex Organizations (LUMSA University, Rome). He has also a professional specialization in Human Resources Development (Scuola omana di psicologia del lavoro e delle organizzazioni). He is Adjunct Professor of Organizational theory and design at LUMSA University and Lecturer of Communication and Management at LUISS Business School, in Rome. He is Editor in Chief of the European Journal of Cross-cultural Competence and Management (EJCCM), published by Inderscience. He is also member of the board of the International Association of Cross-cultural Competences and Management (IACCM) and fellow of the Research Group on Post-bureaucratic Organizations at LUMSA. Then he is member of the Humanistic Management Networks, of the American Academy of Management and of the European Academy of Management. Moreover, he was Visiting Fellow at Canberra University, Australia. His current areas of research are: intercultural communication and management, “inclusive” culture and management in transnational organizations, communication and HRM in complex organizational systems, theory of flexible and post-bureaucratic organizations, new sustainable forms of organizations, new forms and models of organizational change. He is also a Management Consultant and Trainer. He collaborates with Italian and multinational private and public companies, as Advisor and Management Consultant and Trainer, supporting Top Management, HRM, and Internal Communication Functions in the planning and implementation of strategies and projects and in the design and delivery of learning activities. He is author of several research papers, presented, among others, at SASE, EGOS, IACCM, American Academy of Management, European Academy of Management Conferences, Humanistic Management preconference in Anaheim, California. He served also as chair at 2015 and 2016 EURAM Conference (Organizational Behaviour SIG)’. He is the author of Journal articles, chapters and books, published in Italian, English and French. Read More Read Less