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    ![](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/uploaded_images/photos_academ/39843-dargenlieu-paul.jpg?itok=2f6VcZ--)D'ARGENLIEU Paul

 Assistant Professor

  

 <paul.dargenlieu@neoma-bs.fr> 

 

 

 

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    [Accounting, Control &amp; Legal Affairs](https://neoma-bs.com/departements/accounting-control-legal-affairs) 

    PhD Candidate, Management 

 

Paul d’Argenlieu is an Assistant Professor in the Accounting Department at NEOMA Business School.

A graduate of NEOMA Business School (Reims campus, Class of 2014), Paul began his career in management consulting, where he has been advising organizations across a wide range of industries since 2014 on management control and finance function transformation projects. Alongside his consulting career, he has been teaching at the Rouen campus for the past five years, developing a pedagogical approach grounded in professional practice.

In 2025, he earned a PhD in Management Sciences from Université Paris Dauphine – PSL. His doctoral dissertation, entitled From Motives to Outcomes: Explanation of Management Controllers' Persistently Challenging Role Identity Construction, examines the processes underlying the construction of management controllers' professional role identity.

 

 

##   Recent academic contributions  

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., M. REDON , "Career patterns as evidence of how management controllers successfully construct their identity"" in *48ème Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association*, 2026 

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., M. REDON , "Être contrôleur de gestion : Leçons de deux décennies de carrières", *Finance et Gestion*, January 2026 

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., M. REDON , "Career patterns as evidence of how management controllers successfully construct their identity" in *46ème congrès de l'AFC*, 2025, Saint-Malo, France 

 

 

 

##   Publications  

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., M. REDON , "Être contrôleur de gestion : Leçons de deux décennies de carrières", *Finance et Gestion*, January 2026 

 

 

 

##   Conferences  

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., M. REDON , "Career patterns as evidence of how management controllers successfully construct their identity"" in *48ème Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association*, 2026 

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., M. REDON , "Career patterns as evidence of how management controllers successfully construct their identity" in *46ème congrès de l'AFC*, 2025, Saint-Malo, France 

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., "Identity motives influence on the future of management controllers" in *2ème Conférence francophone sur la recherche en comptabilité critique &amp; interprétative*, 2023, Toulouse, France 

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., "Management controllers’ identity motives" in *44ème congrès de l'AFC*, 2023, Lyon, France 

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., "Future of Management Controllers" in *43ème congrès doctoral de l'AFC*, 2022, Bordeaux, France 

 

 

 

##   Conference contributions  

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., "Future of Management Controllers" in *42ème congrès doctoral de l'AFC*, 2021, Lyon, France 

 

 

 

##   Research seminars  

 D'ARGENLIEU, P., "Management controllers’ identity motives" *ESSEC PhD Workshop with Prof. David Stark*. 2023, Paris, France