Germán R. Scalzo is currently a professor of Business Ethics at the Universidad Panamericana (Mexico) and a member of the Mexican National Research Institute. He received a degree in Business Administration from Universidad Austral (Argentina) and his MA and PhD in Government and Organizational Culture at the Institute for Business and Humanism, University of Navarra (Spain). Previously, he was a professor at the Universidad Austral (Argentina) and has worked at Johnson & Johnson of Argentina and Openware -Globant as head of HR and CSR. He served on the board of Global Compact in Argentina and founded a civil association for the promotion of CSR in the region, of which he was CEO until mid-2008, when he traveled to Spain to continue his studies. In October 2012 he defended his doctoral thesis, entitled, "The origins of modern economic rationality," under the direction of Miguel Alfonso Martinez Echevarria, unanimously obtaining summa cum laude.  In 2013, he won the Robin Cosgrove Prize for Ethics in Finance. He has undertaken research stays at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Catholic University of America and Duke University, as well as taught as a visiting professor at Universidad Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo (Peru) and Strathmore University (Kenya). 

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"...cualquier oficio se vuelve Filosofía, se vuelve Arte, Poesía, Invención, cuando el trabajador da a él su vida, cuando no permite que ésta se parta en dos mitades: la una la ideal; la otra menester cotidiano. Sino que convierte cotidiano menester e ideal en una misma cosa, que es, a la vez, obligación y libertad, rutina estricta e inspiración constantemente renovada..." 
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​"I don't like work -- no man does -- but I like what is in the work, -- the chance to find yourself. Your own reality -- for yourself, not for others -- what no other man con ever know.
They can only see the mere show, and never can tell what it really means"
Joseph Conrad
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