NEOMA Future of Work Day, 2nd edition
Published on 10/02/2026
NEOMA Future of Work Area of Excellence is organising the 2nd Future of Work Day on NEOMA Paris campus, on March 18th, 2026. The event will gather NEOMA researchers and external speakers to spark new ideas and conversations about the Future of Work.
- What are some pressing Future of Work challenges organisations face today?
- What tensions or contradictions do we observe in this area (e.g., between inclusion and automation, wellbeing and performance)?
- What kind of data or partnerships do we need to investigate these challenges?
- How can we ensure this research is relevant and actionable?
The ambition of the 2nd Future of Work Day organised by NEOMA is to address those questions – among others – and to facilitate exchanges and comprehension between the different actors, researchers and practioners.
The morning will be dedicated to research, with six panelists discussing various hot topics, methodologies and novel questions around 3 main areas impacting FoW: Global and Societal Contexts; Human and Social Dimensions of Work; Organisational and Technological Transformation.
Participants will have the opportunity to discuss with the panelists and go deeper into these topics during moderated group conversations.
The afternoon will be dedicated to impact with two practitioners and a journalist sharing their insights into these trends and the role that academic research in Future of Work can play. The day will finish with a networking time with a surprise degustation.
Programme
Morning – Research and Dialogue
9h00–9h30: Welcome coffee
9h30–9h45: Opening words – Faculty Dean
9h45–11h15: Short presentations (3 research streams)
Each stream features 2 speakers (including guests and NEOMA faculty)
- Global and Societal Contexts: Chris Williams (ESSCA) and Steven Brieger (NEOMA)
- Human and Social Dimensions of Work: Brian Swider (Warrington College of Business) and Tessa Melkonian (EM Lyon)
- Organizational and Technological Transformation: Corentin Curchod (U. of Edinbourgh) and Laura Ruiz (NEOMA)
11h15–11h30: Break
11h30–12h30: Parallel Group Discussions (by stream)
Participants self-select a stream. Each group is moderated by one of the FoW team members, and the 2 presenters from that stream.
12h30–14h00: Lunch
Afternoon – From Research to Broader Impact
14h00–14h30: Synthesis from the morning
Each group presents 2–3 key insights or questions (5 min each)
14h30–14h45: Break
14h45–15h45: Roundtable: Making Future of Work research matter
With practitioners and journalist:
- Jean Baptiste ANNAT (Eurogroup)
- Christophe DANSETTE (France24)
15h45–16h15: Interactive Q&A
16h15–16h30: Closing remarks – NEOMA Future of Work Team
16h30–17h00: Informal networking and degustation
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GONZÁLEZ-GÓMEZ Helena
Helena González Gómez is Full Professor in the People and Organisations (P&O) department of NEOMA Business School. Helena completed her PhD in Management at IE Business School, in Madrid, Spain. Her research interests center around the role of emotions at work, organizational creativity, and inequ

SUQUET Jean-Baptiste
Jean-Baptiste Suquet is Full Professor at Neoma Business School, where he teaches work and organisation studies from undergraduate to executive programs. His research mostly focuses on new forms of service, service work transformation and customer relationship organizing, especially in challenging c

KIM Dongkyu (Brian)
Dongkyu (Brian) KIM is Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior and Human Resources Management at NEOMA Business School. He received his Ph.D. from HEC Montreal. He teaches Grande École program "Advanced Team Management" and "Leadership Seminar" courses, as well as he teaches Master of Scienc

MARVAL Moyra
Moyra Marval is an Assistant Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at NEOMA Business School. She holds a Ph.D. from ESCP Business School and Université Pantheón-Sorbonne in France. She also has an MBA from IE Business School (Spain), and a Bachelor Degree in Industrial Engineering. Moyra’s